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…WAR-SEMES TER SUPPLEMENY it.qan 4 atis WAR-SEMESTER SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 . THE BENCHCOMBER . . . By Bud Hendel AT THE TIME this column was set to print, the Board of Regents had not yet met for final consideration of the pro- posed physical education program to be established here at Michigan. Their meeting will come this weekend, and their approval of whatever plan is set before them, we believe, wi...…

… TIW THE MTCHTGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 Wodverine'Basketball Prospects On Upswing Eight Veterans To Be Bolstered By Best Freshman Squad In Years; Cartmill, Holman, Antle Lost I -M Offers Activities Program For Building Competitive Spirit Fielding H. Yost Remains Inportant Part Of Michiga n Athletic Tradition By ClARKE BAKER After.several years of battling the other cellar occupants of the Big Ten for the dubious honor of resting n...…

…FRIDAY, MAT 15, 1942. THE MICHIGAN DAILY AGE TBRET FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 PAGE Tfl~EE Freshman Puck Squad Expected To Aid Sextet Success Of Team Will Be Determined By Ahonen, Hobbs, Opland; Loud, Four Lettermen Return Wolverine Sports Review Highlights Of Eventful Year By KEV JONES With the best freshman squad in the history of Michigan hockey form- ing the backbone of the team, Coach Eddie Lowrey's 1942-43 sextet will be one of the mo...…

… 'I'U , MICHIGAN DAILY. 0 FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1042 AT _ l....Tau :rG~-.aNs I._.IaT.Y FRIDAYm..mm.. MA 1. fa ° =f d/ r-vati Big Ten Linksmen To Play Here Hopes Of Aatmen Depend On Draft Rate Buckeyes Over Michigan CinderSquad (Continuedtfron Page 1) glandular fever, while Buel is recov- ering from a spike wound suffered in the Drake relays early this month. The greatest setback to the Maize and Blue cinder squad was the sea- son-long i...…

…FRIDAV, MAY 15, 1942 THE MICHiGAN DIAILY PAGEA MAY . ..1942...... M Big Ten Football Teams, Hit Hard By Graduation Minnesota Still Appears Strongest, But Ohio State, Northwestern, Iowa Are Rebuilding Squads Crisler Head Of Versatile Coachin Staff I I I By DES HOWARTH and BOB SCHWARZKOPF Football in the Big Ten will be as colorful this coming year as in any year in the past. Although many men will be lost to the services, the inter- ...…

… k six THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, Y 15, 19414, THE MICHIf~AN DAily - aDAY, .MAY 15r 194. New ESMDT Coarse Given University' Students Will Be Trained As Industrial Inspectors Of Ordnance Materials An increasingly great demand for trained men to serve as industrial in- spectors has resulted in the establish- nent of the Ordnance Materials In- spection course by the University which has already graduated one group, expects to send out a s...…

…WAR-SEMESTER SUPPLEMENT it 4 4ati WAR-SEMESTER SUPPLEMENT s ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 Summer Third Semester Is Scheduled - , even Schools -Of University T Open Short Term June 29 Host Of Visiting Teachers To Start 49th Session; Camps ,Outside Of City Are Scheduled To Begin Brooks Will Head Guest Lecturers With a host of visiting professors from every part of the country in at- tendance and seven schools and col-...…

… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 15, I In. _ TH .1A 1..1.i0.M i 1 .].. ~i11 5d E..A l Y VJ. ... M.Y.....1... a am a.+ aa a g aTasa a, .ata} a:tvzow N i War Traiing Plan Designed For University Program's Twin Objects Are Equipping Students, Carrying On Research (Continued from Page 1) Class V-5, flight training, and the U.S.N.R. Reserve Midshipman train- ing program, Class V-7. War-time casualties among civil- ian populations hav...…

…tv 15, i. THE A I Pr 'FTrZ : 'E i~Y 15~ 1942 PA(~ TTJUI"E I I Regular CPT Training Course 'To Open For Surnrnier Sessiohs University .students attending the Summer Session wil have an oppor- tunity to participate in the regular Civilian Pilots' Training Program of the Civil Aeronautics Administration at the University. The training program, begun a few years ago by a Government money appropriation with the idea of de- veloping civilian a...…

…TILE MICIGAN DAILY FThWAYMAY M ,1942 E I It's The PLEASIN' SEASON By CAROL COTHRAN With Nature's change of garb these past few weeks and with the ap- pearance of the first Turdus migratorious (robin, to those not acquainted with zoology) has come some obvious changes all over this ever-lovin' campus. No doubt everyone has noticed the increase in cigarette remains that lie strewn around all the build- ing entrances - mute evidence that stud...…

…FRIDAYMAY .15, z 942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Organized Social Activities To Be, Centered In League During Summer Semester Women To Vier With Engineers III Sporting Facilities Enliven Life Of Summer Session Students In New System Tea Dances, Social .iours To Be Listed On Program For Heat-Weary Students ** Library Furnishes Pleasant Study Hall Ann Arbor will not be a dull, un- interesting place this summer for those who keep in clo...…

… THE 1-41CHlirl-k'N f fha:* rwTav 1 -- - a.as "., .rs. . X-,.is 1 1-~A 11 1.1 A 1J:B luc! Ulrich's jw Ulrich's Connections with 600 Schools and Bookstores Throughout the United States Have Stocked Our Store with TONS and TONS of USED and NEW TEXTBOOKS For Every Course on the Michigan Campus v ULRICH'S WHOLESALE BUYING 6aetubles s to qie you grerd atles in Student Supplies 600 Genuine Leather Zipper NOTICE! , E...…

…Weather it 31r !3a4 Editorial Laval's Return Verifies Vichy Submission . VOL. LU. No. 145 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1942 Z-323 I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Social justice' To Be Probed; Tabloid Faces Complete Ban Seditious Material Charges Pressed Against Coughlin Publication May Result - In Barring From Mails Riddle Recommends Postmaster's Actio...…

…0: TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1913 TWO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1942 Interfraternity Campus Sing' Will Be May 4 Final Contest Will Be Held On Main Library Steps; Cups To Be Presented Fraternities are urged to get their pianos tuned and their voices in shape, because the seventh annual Interfraternity Sing is scheduled for Monday, May 4. This year as before, finals will be held on the steps of the main library. Three cups wil...…

…Ir. 14 THE MICHIGAN DAILY olverines Open Baseball Season Today Against Navy " 11 John Leidy's Steady Game SparksTeam By BUD LOW The Wolverine golf squad couldn't have chosen a better man to be their leader this year than John Leidy, the present captain. Leidy succeeded Fred Dannenfelser, last year's cap- tain, when his teammates elected him at the close of the season. The story of "Big John's" career isI a colorful one indeed. Two ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I4r £ti cnPan ttry, In Re: Lew Ayres I am gratified by the vigorous response to my editorial of last Sunday; but I am equally as- tounded at the various interpretations. Perhaps adolescent, journalists should not play with so dangerous a weapon as irony. Or perhaps I was too confident that my previous editorials on conscientious objectors had been read. In either event, I wish to state concisely and clearly my opinions on...…

…YR-]E-' MCIRMAX- DAA 11-Y rAG-riv- an.. r.. :~..:.... :: ..:._. .... ... .._ ,. ._ . ,,._.. _._ ... _. _ a:.ia. A.:[. -0dJF::.F {.x..}.11.. .:6.3;"A. I. ;. dl Ste. a4'_ . Dental Students' Odonto Ball To Be Held May 1 In League .., _ I Wkknticl Pre s Bluebook, term papers and spring, not only don't mix, but certainly keep all of us humming: During this rush season we would bevery happy to have a list of readers long as a Sunday night m...…

…sTX THE MICHIGAN XILY Public Health Is Discussed L.y Em erson Says Lack Of Intelligence, 1 Initiative, Responsible For DraftRejections 1 (Continued from Pge 1) were for such strong lenses as toi cause immediate distress." Dr. Emerson charged that "there was ignorance and unscrupulousness in the services of 46.5 per cent of those visited." Dr. Emerson vented his fury on; alcohol,. declaring:t "Not only does the use of alcoholr add nothing t...…

… Wyeather More Rin., d+ fria I: aU Editorial Suppress Fascistic Crusaders Of Diefeat VOL. MI. No. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1942 Z-323 -- ------- -- - 3 ~~ PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverines Retain Swimming Crown In Bitter Struggle Thinclads Rank Fifth In Butler Relays As Notre Dame Takes First Place; Purdue Wins In Big Ten Wrestling By BUD HENDEL Michigan, staving off a great Ohio State challenge-the great- est ever hurled at...…

…PAGE TWO 'tIlE MICHIG2AN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH -15, 102 PAGE TWO SUNDAY, MA~CH '~15~Tf9I2 i2 Men Enter Marine Corps ForTraining University Students Enlist In Class Of Candidates For Officers' Positions Receiving what Lieutenant Bat- chelor termed "the fastest promotion you'll ever get," twelve University men were enlisted last week in the Marine Corps for the Candidates Class for Commission and immedi- ately appointed first class privates. ...…

… T 1-1 F It i r% . " t vft -- -z . A "'s Ira a a. d7l I !W fPt '.I Jk . 2 1_.IY I'rMF ~ i.WT t Swimmers Retain Crown;# Tackimen Place Fifth 1; .... - -__- t Hermen Win By FourPoint Margin; Notre Dame Cops Butler Relays Title Piuckme Lose Final Contest To Illiiii, 9-4 m -Y Pardite Witts Ilt-al 7 ttle; Lotte Varsity Champion Is Johnson --------- -- - (Contlinucr from Pa ge 1 (Coll liiiueci fr'omiPage l} Ind(ian~s Score Six...…

…PAG-FOUR~ THE MTCHTGAN DATLY SUNDAY, MARC!! 15, 1942 7 (7.14r A4"r Van tt1 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...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 15; 1942 THE - MICHU__ .GANL nA.F£ . .5 VAn t' TflIas ~s MiCaiU. i i u 1'1 11I1)w11,.1 L . Aub klvzY Installation Newofficers Go To Be Named At Ceremony Eight Margaret Sanford And New Of St League President To Preside; 'Departmentalizing' Is Theme Is \W Installation Banquet, the annual AnotherF inaugural ceremony for campus ca- from 4 p.m reer women, will be held this year day at the Monday, March 30, in the ballroom Mrs. Ru...…

…PACE 5M, ""'HE MICHIGAN DI ALY j~MiT. M44UCfl 15. 1ft4~ OnCampuis Thi's Week Post-war substitution of collective Koffel, '42E, and Jack Templar, '42E, ownership and bureaucracy for the will accept no papers after Monday. present capitalistic society will be Prof. Glenn L. Alt of the civil discussed at the third bi-weekly engineering department will speak journalism coffee hour Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Union from 4 p.m. to ...…

… WAPeather Je Flow Snurries. t43UUv 4a113 Editorial Going To Bed Won't Wake Them Up... 1AlllIA1 1 11I I1 1 - YID® ®4 VOL. LII. No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Illini Trounce 'M'Five52-39; Tankers Win; Sexet Beaten Guard Andy Phillip Leads Illinois Five To Victory In One-Sided Encounter Michigan Swamps Purdue Team, 55-29 (Special to The Daily) CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Feb. 14.-Illi- nois' conferenc...…

…1. '"'HE MICHIGAN DAUY . AYE ltTAP.Y 15, W fHypertension WillBe Subject Of Physiologist Braun-Menendez To Talk On High Blood Pressure In llustrated Lecture Dr. Eduardo Braun-Menendez of the Institute of Physiology, Univer- sity of Buenos Aires, wil present an illustrated lecture at 4:15 p.m. Fri- day in the Rackham Auditorium. The address, which is being spon- sored under the auspices of the De- partment of Physiology, will deal with the sub...…

… FEBRUARY-15, I.42 THE MItHIGAN DAILY PAGE' PI~ERTJA!LY1~ 1S4~ PAGE Illini Overwhelm Cagers; Swimmers Outclass 'V . Phillip Sparks Illinois Team To 52-29 Win Sophomore Five Regains Winning Stride; Holman Paces Michigan Quintet (Continued from Page 1) pivotman., In the next five minutes the Illini sophomore stars started moving and built up a 13 to 4 lead. In this offensive spree Wukovits and Phillips, on long shots, and Ken Menke...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAITY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1942 1 A _ 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 4he University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this...…

… 'Ry 190 THE MICHIGAN DAILY fly 194~ No Questions fikSed' I S Selected For 1942 JGP Script <0 Ruthvens Head Polish Ballet Patrons List President and Mrs. Ruthven will head the list of patrons and patron- esses for the Polish Ballet to be held at 8:15 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Audi- torium under the direction of Felix Sadowski and the sponsorship of the Polonia Society of the University. Other patrons are Dean Joseph A. Bursley, Dean and M...…

…smx THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1942 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) The American Association of Uni- versity Women Fellowship, in honor of May Preston Slosson, is to be awarded for 1942-43. Open to women for graduate study. Application blanks may be obtained at the Graduate School Office, and must be returned to that office, to- gether with letters of recommenda- tions, before Monday, March 2, 1942. All wo...…

… TIE MICHIiGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Spanish Group To Hear Colby Talk On Brazil Spanish Instructor Finds Similarities In Spanish, PortugueseLanguages That Carmen Miranda is not re- sponsible for all the increased in- terest in Portuguese will be proved by Mr. Leroy Colby of the Spanish department at 4:15 p.m. Friday in Alumni Memorial Hall in the third lecture of La Sociedad Hispanica's 1941-42 series. Few students, Colby asserts, real- ize tha...…

…GE EIGHT -T-E MICHIG AN DAILY, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1942 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Contiinued from Page 6) the Inter-Guild Worship Service at the Baptist Church at 7:00 p.m. Unitarian Church: 11:00 a.m. Church Service. Sermon by Rev. H. P. Marley, "Darrow and Lincoln of Illinois." 7:30 p.m. Liberal Students' Un- ion: "Youth Plans a New World", first of a series on Rec'onstruction. 9:00 p.m. Social Hour. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church: 8:00 ...…

… eather Fair and Warmer \'Y G Sic iga j~attE Editorial A College Degree In Less Than Three Years VOL. LIL No. 79 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sub Torpedoes Tanker Off Atlantic Coast _ _ _ _ ._.__ . _ ------------ 1 Far-Reaching New Changes In Curriculum To BeDrafted Deans Of Three Colleges In University Will Plani Three-Semester Year Summer Program Will Be Organized By WILL SAPP With preceden...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tjj!Tjj, j'o, -f, ktl, IIART N, B42 T1W~flY, ANARYU._94 University Trainsn Srh" Courses:,Men For Service U. S. Ambassador Greets Sumner Wells At Buenos AiresI (Continued from Page 1) cal trigonometry. It offers one hour credit and will be given at 9 a.m. Wednesday in 202 South Wing under Prof. Edwin Beckenbach. Both this course and Mathematics 9 combine defense training previously spread through several courses. ...…

… JANUARY 15, THE MI HIrA N DAILY Wolverine Puckmen Face Invading Illinois Team T mnight Frosh Cagenen Draw Praise: Fisher Lauds Freshman Squad; Mandler Leads Varsity Scorers Visitors Bring Veteran Outfit To Coliseum Ice, Army Inducts Draftee Louis At Camp Upton By BOB SHOPOFF "This is the best group of fresh- man basketball players that we've had at Michigan in years." That's exactly what Coach Ray , Fisher thinks of his yearling squad....…

…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY T'HURSIA, JANTARY 14, I II _ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ______®_ 01 4P A441-gan i-t# ' 3 -1 'l ""l "O"" f 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 MICHIGAN -DAILY 'Zoo _____________M_______________w_ Cast Of Latest Children's Play Is Announced 'Princess And The Swineherd' To Be Third In Theatre Series; Nancy Cory To Take Royal Role Casting for the latest in the 1941- 42 series of Children's Theatre pre- sentations, "The Princess and the Swineherd," to be presented Jan. 23 and 24 at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, has been completed, Mary Ellen Wheeler, director of the pro- ductio...…

…T-H E' MICHIGAN DAITY MUMMY.' JANUARY 1 . 1942 ~T1IE MICIITCAN ~AIf.V -- -. a A a . a~, . a S. a~ ________________________ I ______________________________________________________________ I FTI A I NA%-'A? LTAR 1A A VajA i- 0 Calendar Sale Hopwood Date Raises Money For Freshmen To Aid Soviet Moved Ahead, Famous American Artists Contest Deadline Shoved Portray Russian Scene Forward To Jan. 27; In War Relief Drive Many Prizes Offered Famou...…

… so Weather Fair to partly cloudy*,oi snow flurries.4 VOL. L.II. No. 66A ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1941a Z-323 Editorial What A Goodfellow Purchase AMeanis PRICE FIVEP CENTS U.S. Planes Si nk Four Jap Iransports 0 Marines Repulse Huge Air Assault Furious Attacks On Philippines Slacken; General Situation Is Unchanged ' BULLETIN MANILA, Monday, Dec. 15.-(AP)-Two Japanese transports were badly damaged by U.S. airmen in ...…

…T144 MTCUT(- A N n A TT_'V' Mt')"AV. lr)rCPMlPtVR 1..%- 144t - i. la ..u..J IA 4 1A1 AV' Fm \ j J 3 1. L 1Jj J * vara''4 - vc~u~ivnrLI&AD, A 1'z Senate, House Will Be Asked VFPor 10 Billions War-Fund Issue Approved By Both Houses; Small AdjustmentsNeeded PassageExpected WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-AP)-The first war fund bill-a ten-billion- dollar item for more planes, ships, guns and other equipment for battle -is expected to get swift and final...…

… 'I THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ljTUR I Bears ( Chicago Team To Meet Giants rush Packers, 31 To Take Western Crown Army Cancels Rose Bowl Game For Military Reasons For Pro Title'apt. Galles, Becker Twins Bolster Similar Order y --- - a - a S a a I A Bear In Wild e McAfee eStarI rs Get 24 Points I Second Period Wolverine Mat Championship Hopes CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-(UP)-The Chi- cago Bears scored 24 points in a wild second period tod...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y ,MONDAY DECE MBER 15, 194 cl 4r , xr rt.gttn Daily Bill Of Rights Anniversary Raises Liberty Issue In War Edited and managed by students of the UnivXsity'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 republicat...…

…m M ONDA, DECEMBER 15, 1941 TEMCIA AL Main Library Shows Exhibit Of Bookplates o A display of bookplates, showing a variety of designs in marks of owner- ship, is being shown in the mairy floors exhibit cases in the library. A feature of the institution since' 1920, the exhibits are changed once a month by the rare book department, and the examples on display are usu- ally taken from this section of the library. Earliest Examples Shown Some...…

…THR MICHIC-Ax nA''ttv Yt A f "Yt R ?CP' lY't1i"Y"4"fii* Y5P#71 5 i y t v. A 11 x. IVA 1 fV 11 1 v is 11 ll A 1 L Y LION LPD.1. ULCAlMSEK 1.5, 1941 p. I cV T- ft F \ r' t "p I . P P E A C E T I M E L A N D I N G P A R T Y 1 N A L A S K A-A simple fishing village is Dutch Harbor, in Alaska's Aleutian islands *where U.S.. ailors were landln", in this peacetime picture. Dutch Harbor is about 2,933 miles from Tokvo: 2.300 miles fr...…

… Weather tY Bk igaut~ Partly cloudy and warmet. tt Editorial Neutrality Vote is Not sigh of Disunity.a VOL. LI. No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS UMW Confers With Owners Over Question Of Union Shop Presidents Bidding Brings Continued Negotiations; No Decision Is Reached Problem Of Strike Monday Still 'In Air' (By The Associated' Press) WAHINGTON, Nov. 14-At the bidding of President Roosevelt...…

… PR SPECTES University Of Michigan Literary Magazine VOLUME V., NyMBER 1 Supplement to THE MICHIGAN DAILY NOVEMBER, 1941 CERTAIN HIDDEN THINGS by Jay McCormicrk T HE CAPTAIN and aunt Del were talking in the next room and it was about me because every once in a while I heard one of them say Jim or Jimmie depending on whe- ther it was the captain or aunt Del who said it. For maybe a half hour they had kept their voices low so that all I heard w...…

…- I ~THE_ MICHIGAN DAILY STRANVME 1,i4 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN, r Tactics, University of Michigan, will porary Textiles" designed by Rodier, deliver a lecture on "The Base Force Dufy. Dufresne. Poiret, Deskey, and and Coast Defense" on Tuesday, Nov. V'Saski, and from the School of De- 18, at 7:15 p.m. in Room 348 West sign in Chicago, the Cranbrook Engineering Building. Academy of Art, the Taliesin Fellow- ship, and the Commercial Market.N ...…

…Page Two TPERSPECTI VES CERTAIN HIDDEN THINGS ... Continued from Page 1 and then I heard her go down the stairs slowly, and the front door closed. HAD FORGOTTEN about going to school. I wasn't sure if I wanted to go or not, but the captain said I would, so I would. And I would be on the boat all summer. Next fall is many years away when you're five in the spring. I whispered there in the dark "Goodby aunt Del," and f found myself crying aga...…

… f y nT ^ .Ky PC- fflII olverines Invade New York To Battle Columbia Today 6 .. Ao SP+ORTFOLIO * Lou Little Speaks 0S jar Gazin,' By HAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor STichig on Eleven Boasts Weight Ldge .UnderdogRole Wisconsin Hurls Offensive Power Against Purdue EARt LANSING, Nov. 14. -UP)-! Michigan State's football Spartans wound up drills toqay for Saturday's battle with the Owls of Temple, in which State holds the light end of...…

… 'P 1 RS PP FC TTV V Pgpi- Thrro- l/ Lt V= J %_0 Z Z. / tl s u r l !./.! t 5 F" THE THREE RAVENS by Gerald Burns F OR A LONG TIME before it actu- ally happened, they knew that the nie, white-haired old lady was going to die. When they came into the house they walked silently on rubber-soled shoes, and going up the stairs they let their soft, sympathetic hands roll along the polish of the ban- nister. When they got to their rooms they were...…