…HARVARD STUDY EXPLAINED Y I -p inai4 SNOW FLURRIES CONTINUED COLD .e6 Page 4 VOL LVL No. 35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Student Comm itt Bomber ee Fund Veterans TOWN HALL COMMITTEE: Students Seek Self-Government To Aid $100 Scholarships Will Be Awarded; Applications Can Be Submitted Now The Student Bomber Scholarship Committee voted yesterday to make its $25,000 fund available to veterans ...…
…THI' MT'HY .A N DIA TT FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1945 MU. .M. %-.U AA A " L . 1\'.L lJ. 13A A 1~TbV lW ~ R~t1 f4 .a 1V i13,y iJR:JV L'1,i i1li:IlY 1'iy LaIYV House Splits on Federal Role In UnemploymentProblem 3. Those opposing both versions. Some of these are against any such legislation. Others expressed featr that any measure approved by the House would be rewritten later by Senate-House conferees to meet ad- ministration desires. Even som...…
…i)iCtUBEA 14;, 1945 i T tr z Iw-i 1x11W, [a 4 . ,s t4 IN LI' t 1L Y Hockey Team Faces Windsor Swimmers, Cagers To See Action Tomorrow P"e.men wjl invade Caiiada, Seeking Third Straight Win Return of DiversCanja, Evans To Highlight State AAU Meet -___ 1. /: Yearling Free-Stylers To Make Appearance By CLARK BAKERD If Coach Matt Mann's visions come true, the State AAU meet tomorrow night at the Intramural Building may mark the retur...…
…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1945 WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Douglas Supplied Japs with DC-4 EDUCATION IN A FREE SOCIETY: Harvard Curriculum Study Explained Business Staff Dorothy Flint .. . . . . . Business Manager ,oy Altman . . . . . . . Associate Business Mgr. Telephone 23-24-1 Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re-publication of all news dispatches credited to it or...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBIER 14, 1919' T H K W~iICT I aA1N-., nA-1-IV, Tb A t!v vvwv a a:u ii 1it "!Yt1 L' ugkirm3" AUL I W J9 is Union Council Will Sponsor Annual Formal Layton's Band Will Introduce New Theme Song; Flowers To Be Presented as Corsages Featuring Bill Layton and his or- chestra, the Union Council will pre- sent the sixteenth annual Union For- mal from 9 p.m. to midnight tomor- row in the Rainbow Room of the Union. Traditionally the fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRIAX, DCE EER14 11;4-' . . ... . GM Seeks Two Court OrdersAgainstPi ckets iee-P:resideint Anderson Predcts Strike Will Continue for Six Weeks --- - - By The Associated Press and the UAW today, told newsmen DETROIT, Dec. 13 - A prediction that the company "has further in- that the General Motors Corporation junction suits pending now," but de- strike may last "at least six weeks clined to elaborate on the statement. long...…
…f COLOMBIAN CULTURE See Page 2 Y A6F A6F 4f I t t r 11 gnpown 471atF CLEARING IN EXTREME SOUTH VOL. LVI, No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS r City Plans To Build Memorial Center Local Organizations Rally To Construc Nation's First, Mayor Brown Says Plans to make Ann Arbor the first city in the country to build a Civic Center war memorial can materialize in actual construction within a year if the...…
…v ""i",THE MICHIGAN, DAILY wmwiT hliNNT VBER 14, 1945 COIMFNTS ON COLOMBIA: 0 TIN son r 1 W, sH 3 yr ea ( a c d 3 r q I Staubach Explains Spread of U.S.Culture WORK ON THE MARRIED STUDENTS' DORMITORY has begun, with grading now in progress. The project is to be located on Washington Heights off Observatory Road and will consist of 22 apartments in eight units, accomymodating approximately 350 residents. Estimated cost is $832,900. Pict...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Wolverines' .HEM.CI......Y AGI ...W SPORTS, NEWS + VIEWS + COMMENT By BILL MULLENDORE, Sports Editor H EDITOR'S NOTE: This column was written by Clark Baker, Daily Sports Night Editor. ALTHOUGH there are two fat weeks of the current grid season left, the prize title of National Champion, 1945, is all wrapped up in one package labelled "Army-Navy, do not open until December 1." That these two powers will fig...…
…-.-_ ) I PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY &1 r~ 3ir1!3au ai1r Fifty-Sixth Year tetter6pi to (Ae 6dtior WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Doolittle Approved HospitaiBombing i j '~1 A? 7I __.=- . , so esrr. tnr ,x Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon...... . . . . . Managing Editor Robert Goldman.... . ...... City Editor Be...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 194j THE .U .5MICHIGAN5. D 17. I b.P ..V..L 1 vAiliV viv _. 1 1Y. J:J 11 TIuTAxMTCH ti.N 17 11 .AILV * £1uh PIWm s fssemblyRecognitionNight To B e Held Nov.29 in League Outstandrg Gotham Opera Independents Chorus Strikes o Be HonoredRKE Nov.)n Opera Chorus today halted a rehear- Annual Program Will Feature sal of "Romeo and Juliet" to walk out of the opera house in protest against Newcomb as Guest Speaker the ...…
…'V GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1945 _________________________________________________________________________________________ I INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION: World Student Conference To Meet Saturday in Prague With the dual purpose of observ- ing International Students Day and formulating a new International Federation of Students, the first post-war World Student Conference will meet Saturday in Prague, Czech- oslov...…
…EXTRA Y q an Dati EXTRA ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1945 Long-Awaited News FinallyfHere; Nips Reply Follows Three Days Of Stalling; Nation Hears Truman WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-AP- "I deem this reply a full ac- President Truman announced at 7:00 p. m. tonight Japanese ac- ceptance of surrender terms. They will be accepted by Gen, eral Douglas MacArthur when ar. rangements can be completed. Mr. Truman read the form...…
…w--mmm TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Brief History 23,000,000 Casualties In" W rldsGreatest War BY CARL C. CRAMER Associated Press Foreign Staff The second great world war of the century has ended with the utter de- feat' of Japan, last of the Axis powers which conspired to divide the world into three vast spheres of cruelty and barbarism. Peace has come after 14 years of alnost continuous war in Manchuria, thiopia, China, Europe, Africa, Asia a...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1945 THE MICHIGAN IAILY PAGE TAKER TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1945 WAGE THREE history of the Whar Is, Argument for Peace 'H2 (Continued from Page 2) anese lost six more cruisers and de- stroyers and three more transports in a night fight two weeks later. An- other U. S. cruiser went down. But with their sealines cut, and reduced by starvation and disease, the Japanese gave ground to fierce- ly attacking American troops on ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, m mm ms Zra y u ya a R~P t i Z JR-V 4 a i =-a ._. "With malice toward none; with charity for all; with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish th are in; to bind up the nation's wounds; to care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow and his orphan-to do allit e work we which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace amo...…
…THE 10IICHIGAN DATTV PAOE U1 .Z . 4 'L 1JR . A lk'11l .V'7 ti.11 J./ 7 £3. 1d 1 History of the War Is Argument for Peace v (Continued from. Page 3) President Sergio Osmena establish- ed the Philippine government on its own soil again. Expecting invasion at Mindanao, the large island to the south, or pos- sibly at Luzon, the main island to the north, the Japanese were unprepared for attack in the central Philippines where their forces we...…
…TUESDA'Y', AUGUST 14 1945 THlE MICHIGAN, DAILY PACE SEVVN TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1945 PAGE s1~V1~N JoR F CTORS I P CII ICTORY GENERAL MAL"CISk.R!8. IR AUlkC i L NIMI IZ .-UJ11iy aa1 tAUXiLAL0.L yx vutG 1Fidi.S HALL O K I N A W A A I R F I E L D G R 0 W S--Trucks aid giant shovels and bulldozers to construct an airfield on'Okinawa which will serve as a ,base for attack on Japan., S P EAR H EADS OF U. S. -SO U TH P A CIFIC MI1G.H T...…
…HOW A GHOST IS MADE See Bottom of Page 4by 4v 4flt tgan at PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LV, No. 9-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Senate Hearings Approve Charter Unt aninmously Recommended Treaty To Be Reported To Senate Monday By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 13-The United Nations Charter designed to preserve peace won approval from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee today, without a dissenting vote, ...…
…NEW MUSIC COLUMN See Page 4 rr ll "tt FAIR AND WARMER VOL. LV, No. 10-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1945 PRICE FIVE OENTS Senator Predicts Army Reduction Claims Charter Ratification Will Allow U. S. to Slash Army to Half Million By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 14-- Postwar reduction of the Army's strength to a half million men was forecast today by Senator Gurney (R-S.D.) in view of the Senate's expected ratificatio...…
…PAGE TWO ., -TTHE MICHIGEAN DAILY' SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1945 Fifty-Fifth Year Sto the 6daitor WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Truman Proves A bility in Poker. I The VO and A VC I- t, ! - - -~~4'" I x Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. The Summer Daily is pub- lished every day during the week except Monday and Tuesday. Ray Dixon' Margaret Far...…
…PAGE TWO TH MICHIG$AN bflIT SUNDAY,. JULY 15, 19451- x i n.e _ [n q A .4R C '.A1 dl .2.P SUNDAY. JULY 15. 194~ I Food Subsidies May Be Gradually Eliminated To Aid Reconversion' By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 14-The Administration is working on plans for shifting $1,500,000,000 in food costs to consumer pocketbooks next year, eliminating subsidies. The objective is to ease adjustment of farm prices to postwar condi- tions and....…
…9ATURDAY, JULY 14, 1945! THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ , Ferry Fie d Keeps Up With Growth of Michigan By MARY LU HEATH Of the various facilities incorporated in the University ,hthletic plant, which started as a single gymnasium-tent in 1858 none has a more colorful or complicated history than what is known as Ferry Field. Since the first makeshift structure, the athletic setup has undergone many changes, moving from the original site, whe...…
…SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TnUEE SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1945 PAGE THREE .......... ;. Detroit Drops Three - Game Series with Boston or =Y SPOUTS NEWS + VIEWS + COMMENT By BILL MULLENDORE, Daily Sports Editor EDITOR'S NOTE: This column was written by Mary Lu Heath, Sports Night Editor. WHILE FANDOM AWAITS the recovery of the luckless Brooklyn baseball spectator who was supposedly set upon by Dodger manager Leo Duro- c...…
…PAG~E FOURw THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 14, SHAEF Finishes European Duties 'U' LEADS IN EDUCATION: Prof.,C.O. Davis Publishes North Central Schools' History Allied Powers Assume IndividualArmy Control By The Associated Press PARIS, Saturday, July 14-Supreme Headquarters of the Allied Expedi- tionary Force, which led the way to victory, passed out of existence at one minute after midnight this morning with an unblemished record of...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1945 ..: m. m.a a.. ..a..a. ,a..a an t s a . v. i a m s .a I - t - _.-__-, JULY 1.a. 1945,,. I AnFity igan BaYeyr Fifty-Fifth Year THE RANGEFINDER: Mud, Sweat and Fears Epic A N W-'°~ I1U ~~4~ai gasokwo Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. The Summer ,Daily is pub- lished every day during the w...…
…SUNDAY, JULY 1., 194 5, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Women's Dorms Elect Officers; Propose Plans for Summer Fun Women in the residence halls have been electing officers and planning summer activities this past week. Heading Stockwell for the summer is Gene Clark, president of Delta Theta Pi. Mary Craigmiles is pres- ident of Betsy Barbour, and Char- lotte Wood is acting chairman of Martha Cook. Women of "both Engagement o Lucy C. Wright Is Announce...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY' SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1945 Television Symposium To Be Held This Week Council To Give Panel Program ASSOCIATED PRESS Officials of television station WRGB, Schenectady, N. Y., will be in Ann Arbor Wednesday and Thurs- day to join Prof. Lewis N. Holland of the electrical engineering department in conducting a symposium on tele- vision under the auspices of the De- partment of Speech, it was announc- ed by prof. Dav...…
… 41P Ar nit;;6 WEATHER Partly Cloudy with Little Change in Temperature. VOL. LV, No. 172 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE . 14, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Shatter Jap Resistance on Oroku 'N Big Three To Hold Early Meeting; Australians TakeBrunei Air Strip; Near Capital MacArthur Reports Eight-Mile Advance; New Landing Made on Borneo West Coast London Poles Protest Conference * x * * e Assail Meeting As Concessio To ...…
…THDE MICHIGA DAILY Plans for New 'U'Service Building Drafted School of PubI *.. Hears Penicilli ic Health n Pioneer Y *=*' * * * Center To Be Erected Opposite Angell Hall, Facing South State Administration, Extension, Radio, Public Service, Student Offices Will Be Located in Building Final arrangements were made today with the architects for drafting the plans of the University's new $1,500,000 General Service building which will be erec...…
… ISDA, JINE 14, 1945 H MICHIGAN DAILY I:. THE MICHIGAN DAILY .....,.. NRO's Capture Major Events In Gala Navy Olympics Meet Forrestal, Dykemra Take Track Races; Battalion and Claude Hesse repre- a/ senting the Marines. Stu Snyder Po1setto Defeats L1intol in Boxmig also won on a fall. His victory came at the 1:15 mark of the second per- *iod over Jim Bauer. By CHUCK LEWIS 2 in a close decision. In the 165- The highlight of the Olympics wa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Italy Wants To Fight Japan a..::: .:W_. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Mavis Kennedy Ann Schutz Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay ?4cFee Editorial Staff . . Managing Editor . . . . E...…
… 14,. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Junior Women Urged To Write! Scripts for 1946 Project Play War Activities Will Be Aired Over Scripts for the 1946 Junior Girls Play may be submitted by any junior woman for the consideration of the script committee. All manuscripts should be mailed to Janice Carter, 2821 Miami Road, South Bend 14. Ind. before August 31. Scripts should be entered with the understanding that the script committee may use the entire...…
…THE MIIC&iAGN DAILY Students Earn Big Five Wins Out! In Veto Struggle Small Powers Battle Unsuccessfully As Longest Conference Fight Ends By The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO, June 13-The longest and perhaps bitterest battle of the United Nations Conference ended today in defeat for small pow- ers and the sealing of Big Five veto control over peace - enforcement mechanism of a new world league. Little countries, with Australia in Orienta...…
…ig 414t AbL-..mmmdMMN6- A p juatt 9 WEATHER Cloudy and Cooler Possible Showers VOL. LV, No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman Takes Helm, Meets with Cabinet G Daily I Find City 'Somber, Waiting' Note 'Reverence, - - Uncertainty' By MONROE FINK and ALLAN ANDERSON Special to The Daily W4SHINGTON, D. C., 7:30 p. m. Friday, April 13-Arriving in Wash- ington, D. C., at 7 p. m. we found quiet, somber ...…
…THE . I FICHI ,- N 1 A II.V 1PIRIT. IA 1444 LHI 1'1.~Z N l J .l'i FM3l V ~' . D1T IA ikRl i z _, 4 R 4 i 1 9 4 13 Special Train En Route From eorgia to Capital With Body of Roosevelt By The Associated Press ABOARD ROOSEVELT FUNERAL TRAIN en route to Washington, April 13-Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who gave his life to help restore the world to sanity and lasting peace, was en route home today to receive the final tributes of a grateful nat...…
…L.j APRL 14, 194.5 THE AltIIGAN4 DAILY BroncosSurprise Wolverines in Opening Sports Pay Tribute to Dead Chief NEW YORK, April 13-(I)-Sports- dom paid its respect to Franklin De- lano Roosevelt today by announc- ing a virtual cessation of activity un- til after his funeral tomorrow. Only the Pacific Coast Baseball League, where all games were post- poned last night; the Women's Na- tional AAU Swimming Champion- ships in Chicago and the Stanl...…
…THE MICHIGA DAUY SATURDA. APRIL 14. 1945 ._._..-E.M.ICI.II. f ..A..: .as. y asa ava a/ 1 j lUT¢l aI FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT: Three Presidencies Discussed Letters to the Editor EDITOR'S NOTE: This is a reprint of the major portion of an address given by Prof. Theodore New- comb to his Sociology 62 class yesterday morning. CANNOT GIVE you just another lecture on social psychology this morning. I find my- self too much moved by yesterday's t...…
…145 045 THlE MICiHIGAN DAILY PAGE Sudden Postponement of Pan=Rmerican B 11lIs Rnno unced a, Emergency Decision Is Made In Respect to Mourning Nation Pan-American Ball ,will not be -- held today. In a public statement on behalf of the Latin-American Society, its president, Dario Ramirez, explained the reason for the postponement of the dance. "Due to the death of President Roosevelt," Ramirez said, "the Latin American Society has pos...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,- SATURDAY. APRIL - 14. THE Mifli-IIGAN BATTL LYf L : Educational Relations of U.S., Canada Are Discussed Plans to better educational rela- tions between Canada and the Unit- ed States were discussed at a meet- ing of the Canada-United States Committee on Education last week in Toronto, Dean James B. Edmonson of the School of Education said. The committee discussed pro- grams to attract graduate students from the Un...…
… AbP 4JLA& t 4hp at lij WEATHER Increased Cloudiness and ildlic 1 VOL. LV, No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1945 Nazis Attack Rma en Erel Bri ge] PRICE FIVE CENTS head 100,000 Reds Push Across Oder River Russians Reported 33 Miles from Berlin By The Associated Press LONDON, Mar. 14, Wednesday- Marshal Gregory K. Zhukov, achiev- ing a breakthrough in a frontal as- sault toward Berlin, has pushed nearly 100,000 Russian tro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDA PoliS I Movie To Be Shown Here Saturday Films To Be Sponsored By Post-War Council Films on Poland will be presented by the Post-War Council at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Rackham Amphi- theatre. "Land of My Mother," a techni- color movie of Polish scenery will be narrated by Eve Curie, well-known Polish authoress. It will show scenes of the Polish Tatra mountains and monuments in Lwow, Krakow, Poz- nan, Gydnia and V...…
…iviAR1:c-r Al j5il THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAaOT Thinclads, Prime fr C4hicago Re ays Saturay Bob Hume Faces Haegg In Special Bankers'Mile Swim Champs Favored' To Breeze By Ohio State, Church, Fries, Kessler Sure Bets as Usual; Losses Seen in Distance Swims and Diving . _ Fresh from a successful defense of its Big Ten title, Michigan's cham- pionship swimming squad is highly favored to score its fifth Conference win this Saturday, when it...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .e Atr4tgan 743at1y Alp 4*ThePendulm A*4*1 Fifty-Fifth Year DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee . * . . . Managing Editor Editorial Director , Cit...…
….a 1945, F[I4, THE ICHIGAN DAILY Dental Schol Will Give Rnnul Odonto Ball Friday in PAGE FIVE nion Layton To Playj Favorite Tunes At Gala Affair Panhel Petitions For Ball, Night Due by Friday Junior Class Will Give Dance Petitions for Panhel Ball and Night To Honor Graduating Seniors; rre to be made this week and turned in by 5 p. m.., Friday, in the Panhel Treasurers To Sell Tickets box of the Undergraduate Office in TTee League. Plans we...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHI Food Row May Bring Presidential 4eti0ot BEST SPRING SEASON: Life Is Getting Easier for Ivan Ivanovich -zAverage Russian Attempt To Protect Civian Supplies Brings Bitter Protests WASHINGTON, Mar. 13--()--A War Food Administration move to halt shipments of meats to Great Britain and liberated areas and to trim military demands has precipitated a bitter inter-agency controversy. President Roosevelt may be called upon ...…
…igy sirt DiaiI WEATHER Cloudy with Occasional Light Snow VOL. LV, No. 84 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Siegfried Breach Is Widened British, Canadians Drive Beyond Keve By The Associated Press PARIS, Feb. 13-Widening their breach in the Siegfried Line between the Maas river and the Rhine, British and Canadian troops today drove be- yond Keve, emerged from the east- ern edge of the Reichswald and, south of t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY W~h~iSDAYj7EB. j4, if)4; Governor Calls Conference To. Discuss Revision of Tax Plans WAC OFFICERS INCLUDED: Largest Class Will Train Here For Far East Administration The largest single class of Army and Navy officers to train for Civil Amphitheatre at 3 p. m. which will Affairs administration in the Far be greeted by President Ruthven, Fast will be enroled at the Universitv other University authorities and the and Educ...…
…iXEDXrSPATTtR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Tt RUE W ED N ESD Y , F tB 14,..9. ........~E Wolverine Matmen Prepare To Defend Crown Cagers May Finish Fifth In Bi Ten Standings Geahan Clings to Second Ranking in Scoring As Michigan Points for Win over Wildcats By BILL MULLENDORE Three teams-Ohio State, Iowa, and Illinois-remain in the running for Western Conference basketball honors as the current season enters they home stretch with all ...…
…PAGE FOURI 0 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY ii-i4'Zo ..... . .. . Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Back Stage Personal By Play EE A -, -. 71 lkg*lPw Edited and managed by students of the University of Mbchigan under the authority of the Board In Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff .velyn Phillips . . Managing Editor Stan "Wallace City Editor Ray Dixon . . . . . Associate Editor Bank Mantho . Sports Editor Dave Loewenberg...…
