…CO-OP DAY See Page 4 L wA A Daii.44p SNOW FLURRIES, CONTINUED COLD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12, 147 PRICE FIVE CENTS G.I. Benefits Not Inclusive Of Families Grants Linited To School Fees By JOE FREIN Current provisions of the G.I. Bill of Rights do not provide for the extension of Health Service benefits to the families of student veterans, a University spokesman declared yeste...…
…THE MICHIGAN TAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1947 I -- EXOTIC LUXURIES: Oriental Christmas Gift Sale To Aid Chinese Relief Groups, +0 1 By ALLEGRA PASQUALETTI Note to harried students and perennial procrastinators - don't loose sleep over the thought that there are only 36 more shopping The University Speech Clinic and the Veterans Administration are cooperating in National Hear- ing Week, designated by Presi- dent Truman for the week o...…
…DNFMAT, 12, 1941.1 THE WllcHIC.A ! Amv PAOR THIM .T" . W y M WTTT(All.1.AN h 11V P1tW'Fn..w rlbA u 0urn' sa Up and Coming Badgers Bi Get Slight Whiff of Roses T Fo MADISON, Wis., NOv. 11-)--It was a bitter pill, that 48-7 whipping California rammed down Wisconsin's throat in early fall, Coa but the football experts are figuring now it was just the tonic the looke Badgers needed. center Faced now by mighty Michigan in a show-down battle fo...…
…FOUR Tflt MICM9AN bDLILY WEDNESD~AY, NOVI fER "12,- 1947 Fifty-Eighth Year I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: I Talk, Talk, Talk Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell...................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick ...................General Manager Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman....... Advertising Manager St...…
…WT;I ATMAY,'NM-x 1.2, 1947 TIDE MIC:T- 1GAN DAILY UJL@ TH. aaII 2AN lAHa-.- a... -'i 1a .4 ! z " az .uj'i5 PAGE P7 StUdent Body Invited to Tea At President's Home Today Camping Club1 Kenton To Play Will Convene ,- All students on campus are in- d to the second Ruthven tea of the semester which will be held from 4.to 6 p.m. today in the home of President and Mrs. Alexander 0. Ruthven. The teas are a function of the League social committ...…
…Pia r ME TUMM'AS FDXMY ~VrrTI T. i i o __ StudentCo-ops Traced 19th Century Project Had Broad Effect Mutual Sharing Is Basis of Movement By JEAN FAGAN American student cooperatives, a segment of the international cooperative movement have grown from a small house operated by a group of University of Michigan students-to a national organiza- tion with a membership of sev- eral thousands. In 1844, however, the group of 28English weavers ...…
…MYDA CHAIRMAN See Page 4 C qpl i r Sw4b 3Ia itj4 STILL INDIAN SUMMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Point- a-Minute Wolverines Bury Pitt, 69-0 _ _. _ - . VA Reports New Veteran Leave Policy etween Tern,. Checks Initiated New leave policies are now in ef- fect which permit unbroken sub- sistence payments to veterans at- tending college under the G.I. Bi...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY -SUNDAY, C4 OUR SISTER UNIVERSITY: American Teachers Needed In Philippines, Says Bartlett By JACOB HURWITZ One of the most important needs of our sister University of the Philippines is an expanded faculty temporarily employing a large number of Americans, in the opinion of Prof. Harley H. Bart- lett of the botany department. Prof. Bartlett, who returned to this country recently after spend- ing two months in Manil...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOB~ERt 12, 1947 THE iIICHIGAN DAILY m il N MASSES MISLED: Propaganda Cited by Student As Cause for Holy Land Unrest Hall To Speak on Area Studies By BETTE HAMILTON "If propaganda among the ig- norant Arab masses was not so set against the Jews there would be peace in Palestine," claims Miss Yona Yoshpe, University student from Hadera, Palestine. Miss Yoshpe comes from a small town near Tel Aviv which is sur- rounded by Arab vil...…
…THE MICHIGAN LAILY M Fifty-Eighth Year ON WORLD AFFAIRS: A Workable UN DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN1 Letters to the Editor... it L 1-41 jEdited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell.................Managing Editor Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Stuart Fnlayson ................Editorial Director Eunice Mint...…
…- '111D711i"- -4 I -iIG N DAILY Committee To Open Campaign 'e. For Sophomore Dues Collection, / _ I A campaign for collection of sophomore dues will begin tomor- row by the finance committee on Soph Cabaret. During the drive which will last until Oct. 31, members of the committee will personally contact all sophomore women on campus. They will visit all dormitories, league houses and sorority houses where sophomore women are liv- ing. A boo...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1947 ILLINOIS ARMV O IOWA 0 INDIANA 27 NOTRE DAME 22 CALIFORNIA 14 PURDUE 7 WISCONSIN 49 S. CALIFORNIA 3Z MINNESOTA 7 OHIO STATE 0 N'WESTERN 37 TEXAS 34 1MICH. STATE 21 211 OKLAHOM A 14 1WASH. STATE 7 Michigan Slaughters Panthers for Third Straight Illinois Ties Army, 0-0 Irish Edge Purdue, 22-7 By The Associated Press NEW YORK, Oct. 11-A pow- erful Illinois eleven pushed Ar-. m...…
…OCTOBER 12, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Pacfiic Coast Teams Whip Badgers, Minn Whips NU, 37-21; Pro Gridders Iowa Tops Indiana, 214Ga So -_ This Afternoon Football Scores By The Associated Press Southern California's rollicking Trojans gave a spectacular dis- play of power and precision today as they scored in every period to hand Ohio State's fading.-Bucks a 32-0 setback, their second of the season, before a capacity crowd...…
…..~~cWA 41Y- I- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Prof. Abbot Looks Ahead To FM Station,-WUOM EOITOR'S NOTE: This is the first in a new series of weekly articles on faculty personalities. By MARY STEIN Lining the walls of Prof. Waldo Abbot's office on 'the fourth floor of Angell Hall are affectionately- inscribed photographs of former speech pupils, now radio celebrit- ies. Fond as Prof. Abbot may well be of these mementoes, they re...…
…BERLE ALARM See Page 2 Y Lw6 i~a6i4 CLOUDY, SWARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 13S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1947 Eor PRICE FIVE CENTS wSenate GOP Leaders Map Bill Scheduk Housing, Leave Pay Not Incl ide By The Associated Press WASHINQTON - The Senat Republican leadership drew u a schedule today for the last tw weeks of this session of Congre and left off the work sheet bill to cash terminal pay bonds an t...…
…1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1947 _ Now Fifty-Seventh Year sx ON WORLD AFFAIRS: 'Splitting Europe, BILL MAULDIN "IT--~ Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board ih Control of Student Publications: Editorial Staff Managing Editors ... John Campbell, Clyde Recht Associate Editor ................. Eunice Mintz Sports Editor ..................... Archie Parsons' Business St...…
…S, T 1RIDAY, JULY 12, 194' - THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TEME I _________________________________________ m I Major League Roundup By The Associated Press Little Stubby Overmire saved the Detroit Tigers' precarious hold on second place in the American League yesterday by blanking the Boston Red Sox, 3-0, after, the Sox had won the opener of a doubleheader, 4-3. The Tiger southpaw subdued Boston on four singles after De- troit had yielded the...…
…THE TMICHIGAN DAILY AAft*tVMAIV A" IW---tAMW- ' . .. a --- . i L~. .-V 1111'S. J . 4. aa.. T__ 'T AN-__.V 0-p1'unliJJ4aX, ii 8Ji.&, I&W r ETTER EDUCATORS: Dr. Misner Urges Teachers To Assume Responsibilities Teaching will become a pro- fession only when "we ourselves become willing to accept profess- onal responsibilities", according ;o Dr. Paul Misner, superinten- lent of schools at Glencoe, Ill. Dr. Misner spoke yesterday on 'Toward a...…
…LEGISLATURE PETITIONING See rage 4 I Latest Deadline in the State D3a iijy CLOUDY, MILD VOL. LVH, No. 111 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1947- PRICE FIVE CENTS ) Truman Talk May Set New, U.S. Policy Expect Statemeiti On Greek Crisis By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 11 - President Truman will address a joint session of Congress tomor- row-and the nation-in a policy statement which may set far- reaching new standards ...…
…rj T HE MICHIlGAN DXIH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1947 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: IPA Enrollment Includes Graduates in All Fields -- - - DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Students interested in such widely divergent fields as forestry, civil engineering, architecture and public health are taking graduate work in the Institute of Public Administration, a survey of the Inxtitute's enrollment reveals. Elizabeth Myerson, one of the four women in the Institute,...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1947 THE AMICHIGAN DAIIA PAGE THRIEE . Chi Psi Five Advances in IM Play-offs Goosers Tie for First Place with Phys. Eds By BEV BUSSEY A smaller, but fiery Chi Psi quintet outplayed Sigma Chi, 30-21, last night to advance to the next round of the championship play-offs in the Intramural fra- ternity tourney. Chi Psi gained control of both backboards throughout the game and scored most of their field' goals on rebounds...…
…P~AGE TIt'07R THE ~MTC14T(2AN t fAT.V &#t-fit A .- ....,..".,. ._ ,. ..._..+a.+-- __. _...i ;aa _l a aw. aaavna 4l .ti1L3 W1 r1i1MiY"' iWliirnr WEDNESDAY, 31ARCH 12,1947' ,,,, 5Student Opportunity fEADLINE for Student Legislature peti- tions Is 4 p.m.'tomIrrow, Here is a rich student opportunity to make life on this campus more agreeable. The Legislature has taken steps this se- mester to solve some of our big campus problems. With the ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1947 THE V C141CYAN °T)ATTV -.1..1 'MTC1VLA L1fbAITV1J f r Bob Chester To Be Featured At 'Forty-Niner Ball' Friday Tickets are still available for the "Forty-Niner Ball," annual soph prom which will feature the music of Bob Chester and his or- chestra from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri- day in the Union Baliroom, Ticket sales are held from 1 to 5 p.m. every day at the Union, League, and in University Hall, and are open to memb...…
…PAGE SIX THE'. MIt" HICI InA iri *'Y' ', C Tl A "fit it:. sar '. FUTURE.______ArPAaT.:.A DLSPLJiMALTI: F'UTURE I)IPLOMA TS: (d WEDNESDAY, MARM 12, 19,17 Political Initerest Spurs R I1 &. Q4 U I L 41 I~ tDd~~ h " ~ -~'I.. t , By IHOWARD) ORRL Interest in Russian scientific studies and the American diplo- matic service account in large part, for the increase in the num- ber of students studying the Rus- sian language, Professor Lila Parg-...…
…JI Latest Deadline in the State a'I V: j WARMER Page 4 . 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12, 1947 PRICE FIVE C t Orders Vets Fsence Reports its To Be Deducted from Leave; eportingy Will Be on. Honor Basis Veterans Administration has ordered all student veterans to ly absence reports, effective immediately, Robert S. Waldrop, of the Veterans Service Bureau, announced yesterday. e reporting will be on the honor system, sinc...…
…_ _ _ _lDai y O ffic ia l 'B u lle tin _ _ _ _ _ _ . rrnr~r w ~r. .- . . eation in The Daily Offictal n is constructive notice to all irs of the University. Notices to Bulletin should be sent in itten form to the office of the nt to the President, Room 1021 Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day ing publication (11:00 a.m. Sat- DNESDAY, FEB. 12, 1947 VOL. LVII, No. 88 Notices ance with the directive of the Dep- uty Administrator for Veterans' Affair...…
…£ aI lockey Scoring Honor lillan, Phillips, Renfrew To p Squad- 28 Points; Balestri Leads Defensemen h the Michigan hockey sea- proaching the three-quarter three members of the Wol- number one forward line d for the lead in the scoring f the squad. itering this combination, h has accounted for 38 of Bear's 88 markers, is +Gor- MacMillan. MacMillan is eader in the assist depart- with 18, tog-ether with his of 10 tallies for 28 points. e Phil...…
…3r Cent Tax Cut 0 ONE of the more frequent Republican yelps concerns taxes. The Republicans are all )ut for lowering them. A 20 per cent across- he-board cut is their current baby. A 20 per cent across-the-board cut in in- :ome taxes would violate the two main pur- )oses of a tax revision needed now. With nflationary costs cutting so deeply into the >urchasing power of persons in the middle ind lower income brackets, the tandard of iving of ...…
…Social Event i " %,..e n %WOOS Continue lentine' s :man-Bid Day To Be Theme of Annual Affair in League Ba llroom ckets for the Mortar Board -Off Dance, to which women ents traditionally take J-Hop s, will be on sale at a booth in League from 2 to 5 p.m. daily week. limited number of tickets is lable, Mary Alice Dunivan, t chairman, pointed out, so the booth will be open only so as they last. ir Will Be Coed-Bid he dance, an informal coe...…
…ily Will Hold Meetings for Tryouts Student Legislature (Continued from Page 1) PAUL HARSHA ROBERT POTTER I wood winners Successful that has caused the death of twen- ty-one army pilots because of im- properly manufactured Qylinder heads. Robert Hayden, who won a sum- mer award for poetry in 1938 and a ,major award in 1942, has pub- lished a short poem, Frederick Douglass, in the recent Atlantic Monthly. Hayden taught in the English Depart...…
…WHAT'S' ON WAX. See Iage 4 Y 41t 2Iaii4 CLOUDY, AND COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 80 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan Defeats, QueensPuckmen 'M' Cagers Lose MacMillan, Jacobson r1lOP 6-3 Win; Minnesota Fashions 48-37 Triumph By CHUCK LEWIS Playing some of the finest and ,most spirited hockey seen 'this season, the Michigan hockey team came from a one goal deficit at the end of...…
…THE MICHIG-AN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1047, Michigan Teams To Participate in Five Con ference Clash. es in Week Cagers, Puckmen Will See Action Twice; Matmen Entertain Northwestern Saturday ! :r la -- Michigan athletic teams are in for a busy time during the next week with five major Western Con- ference collisions on the schedule which will see the basketball and hockey teams in action twice and the wrestlers once. En route home fro...…
…V SVNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1947 TIE MICllHIGAN DAILY PAGE agers Bow Gophers' Early Scoring Enough To Defeat Cagers to Gophers; W restlers, Puckmen I C - Michigan Wrestlers Vanquish Ohio U., 17-9, n Initial Match MICHIGAN FG FTPF TP Suprunowicz F 2 5 4 9 McCaslin F 2 1 3 5 Roberts C 1 3 5.5 Itarrison G 3 0 2 6 P. Elliott G 0 2 1.2 Mikulich G 1 0 0 2 MorrilliF 2 3 4 7 Wishmewski F 0 1 0 1 C. Elliott 0 0 1 0 TOTAL 11 15 20 37 MINNESOTA FG...…
…I FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRYDAY, JANUARY 14, 1947 I _____________________________________________ WORLD AFFAIRS: Marshall's Own Mess IOMINIE Sayp: ! .1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By HAROLD L. ICKES IT IS supremely fitting that George C. Marshall should become Secretary of State at the present moment. It is also an example of historical irony. For George Marshall, as former U. S. Chief of Staff, is more responsible than any other living ...…
…'I'IIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE TIlL IMICHIGAN IlAIIY PAGE FIVE Engineers'F Art Jarret To Be Featured At Revived Winter Forma nal Design ' W ill I r") T"Ih I "Final Design," a revival of the prewar annual engineering winterr formal will be presented by the Engineering Council from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, in the Union Ballroom.F WAA Notices I Games for this week are sched- uled as follows in the WAA bas-t ketball tournament, with no ...…
…0 1 'I THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1947 U Nehru Pledges Cooperation "But while giving that pledge I want to make it perfectly clear that we shall not cooperate in ways of war. It is necessary that the men and women of science should also think about ways of preventing their misuse and ex- ploitation for these ends." Scientists from the United States, the United Kingdom, Can- ada, France, Australia and China attended the openi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIT PAGE SEV _. CHIANG'S POLICY: Dr. Lin Sees Possibility Of Reconeiliation in China + CHIURCHI NEWS PASTOR'S CONFERENCE: Religious Leadership Will Be Discussed Possibiity of a reconciliation between China's warring political factions is viewed as still open by Dr. Lin Tung-chi, professor of government and history, National Futan University, China. The line of policy taken by President Chiang Kai-shek seems at the moment t...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1947 . . .SUN.AY...ANUA-Y-1---104- Sc o lM scArctic Ocean ~~ 0 rR~AN oser Schol Mus LAND erienceTo Be Subject SBBERGEN to Students Of Conferencey Group Will Discuss and after you appreciate it even Raising of Standards nore. You tend to become a lit- ile sentimental." "Raising Musical Standards" "The students are our depart- will be the theme of the Second COPH nent", he said, speaking of his Annual M...…
… STRIKE DIILEMNA See Page 4 wY~~ It BaitV RAIN AND COLIDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 68 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 12, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Troops Held Unnecessary In Allis Case Gov. Goodland Declines Move By The Associated Press MILWAUKEE, Dec. 11-Gov- ernor Walter S. Goodland de- clined today to place the strike- bound AlsChalmers machinery works in West Allis under martial rule in the absence of a specific...…
…TWO THE MICHI~AN IDAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 194 - - BUNDLE DAYS DRIVE: Clothing Drive Ends Today; Contributions Go To Europe HIGHLIGHTS ON CAMPUS One pound of clothing from each league house resident hay been scheduled for the Bundle Days drive, which ends today, Seymour Goldstein, president of Yrule Review Will lie Staged By U' Groups Climaxing the pre -vacation week, a huge all-campus Christ- mas Review will be presented from 8 to...…
…---7- STHURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1946 THE MICHIGAN TifA TT.V PAGE 1 1.1 lil 111 1 Lw 1111]/ L'11 \ 1 / 1'\ l..l./ L THE BIG SPLASH .- Feature Breast Stroke In Swim Meet Saturday There's a 100-yard breast stroke race on Saturday night's State AAU Swim Gala card and it may develop into the hottest battle of the evening with five Michigan natators slated to battle it out for the title in the Sports Building pool. Of the quintet of Bob Sohl, Pa...…
… i FOUR THE MICHIGAN IAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1946 FOUR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940 ortageofChildren s Clothes I. ,6l1 Or 7/ thian9 BILL M AULDIN OVER 20 per cent of the Dutch children cannot attend school on stormy or cold days because they do not have shoes or sufficient clothing. Almost no new clothing has been bought in Holland for the last six years. In Poland, France, Belgium and other European countries, similar conditions ...…
… M THUSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1949 rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY .. . Union Council Will Sponsor Formals Friday, Saturday Banquet To Honor Visiting Women Highlighting the annual winter Union Formal will be guests rep- resenting six Michigan colleges on the first of the two night dance to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight in the Union Ballroom. Representatives include Nancy Coffey from Highland Park Jun- ior College, Mary Georgilas and Fay Zercher from Wa...…
…THIS MI .IAA AIIN O! T"MAINA Ca" --- - ."_ .".. nw s ;. aaF~F'A~lA Sj 4?Y&FC1 , A;' 'S U m Discovered - The Secret of Santa's Success! K~ A~d' . i ., " A:: ..yC$' a: ': ': ' :. . . . take a hint from Santa and go to the CAMPUS SHOP for the perfect gift . . . a sweater set. ::"+ ri:* ,~. ____w ,1 . , >. , ,;.. .odr ;:?ti': . . . Santa says to give lovely silk panties for Christmas. These were seen at JUNE GREY. -c " S' y m s...…
… AMERICAN IMPERIALISM See Pages4 Li L lflu: aitmmmm CLEAR, COLD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVH, No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS V dmmmmmmmw Voting WillBegin Today For Student Legislators Over Seventy Candidates Seek Offices As Two Parties, Non-Partisan Group Vie Campus polls will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30) p.m. today and from 8:30 am. to 3:30 p.m. tomorrow for the election of 27 ...…
…PAGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1948 Enrollment Shows Increase In Extension Service Classes Campus Highlights Enrollment figures for University Extension Service classes have reached a new high this semester, with some courses not yet opened. In Detroit alone 3,450 enrollments have been received. Previous high ROTC Students Initiate Monthly Lecture Series In line with the Ordnance Depart- nient policy of coordination...…
… 12, 1940 THE MICHI+GAN DAILY PAGE '.HREI, Irish Creep Up But Army Repeats As Nation's Top Team frg Nie Give tl Dufs SFZ l/ Big Nine Race Still Scrambled 1 M-OSU Battle May Decide Title By DES HOWARTH, Associate Sports Editor Seven weeks of the Big Nine season have already gone by the boards,t and still there remain five teams in the race for the title and a possible chance to go to the Rose Bowl for the New Year's Day classic. Eac...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1946 _ _ . _ _ . , mo._ ___ _ _, _v , v tet & Constructive Criticism To the Editor: IT IS in the spirit of constructive criticism that this letter is submitted. Last week it was my good fortune to attend the performance of "Both Your Houses." Re- membering The Daily's report on the drama, I expect at best a mediocre production-a product of "tough" years. My reaction to the play was favo...…
… TUESDAY," NOVEMBER. 12, 1946 THE MIC IGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE TUEDA, OVa. 1, 'J4 rjJ4 iaaTTa.ra i~ra3aN I)AI.V~- 1- v mommommomm ... Women S Athletic Association To Hold Gym Jam Nov. 2 2 Affair in Barbour, Waterman Will Feature Games, Dancing WAA Sports . Michigan Children's Institute Gives Home Care for Orphans Limited Ticket Sale To Begin Nov. 20 4 ; - The Women's Athletic Association will present the first Gym Jam of ...…
…PAGE IX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE9Dt1Y, NOVEMBER 12, 1944 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTJESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 194i~ .1I (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) Ai Third Report: TO THE Ti Xp YERS OF A RBOR (With Apologies to Aldermen Saunders and Frederick Who Voted Against the So-Called Settlement with the Regents) The Honorable The Common Council of the City of Ann Arbor Ann Arbor, Michigan Re-Lucking, Plaintiff v City of Ann Arbor, et. a. Washten...…
