…, DE WAERL 1K B41i T"HE MICHIGAN DAILY a "1,, . " ES'I 0 4 cr -' FEN (Shopping District) Stores 11 91 Will Be Open You-r Tonight Ui l for Convenience rJ..ra:.v:::!;.N... .. . ..! Youl Will 1Find AnC At ourFavrie Sore.. ;_- .: lJ : 1;:{ L :f rr.rrr J :; : .; . ,'rgg ..ti r r "" ' l ... t 'r r" "r }?:r ,yrt'arr f 'trfri rr," !' . fir{:; r. 'fi?"f i rrf , f :.::":: '':jci . s r 'f w;r :9; , : i..:.: MY :,f ( " if …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4aintenance Men Uphold Yule Tradition 'istmas spirit here at Michi- A main line is hoisted up the difficulties have arisen from the has for many years been trunk of the tree with a block sudden appearance of snow - tened by the appearance of and tackle and then the fun be- storms, which weight the branch- htly lighted tree in the mid- gins. The maintenance men climb es with snow. At this time the f campus. up the tree and l...…
…UEDAY, DEEMBER 1, 14 THE MICHIGAN AY League To Give Annual Yule Party The Michigan League is giving its annual Christmas party for all League employes and their hus- bands and wives from 8 to 11 p.m. tomorrow in the Grand Rapids room, Hussey room and concourse on the second floor. Christmas carols will be led by Prof. David Mattern of the School of Music. Dancing and card play- ing will also highlight the pro- gram. The soda bar and second ...…
…A UNTED BY HOBBY: Pittsfield Ho Playgrounmd By WIaLJAM 11)WSL.EV One of the Pittsfield Village houses is already haunted with whimsically gruesome woods a--d little ivory people capering about[ the living room. At the same time, down in the basement, more are coming into being under the facile hands of Prof. Alexander Barry, of the Medical School, and only by avo- cation a carver of wooden goblins. The dubious creatures are Prof. Barry's hobb...…
… REPUBLICAN HOPE Y L , ir i rog an DflIIA; SNOW FLURRIES MUCH COLDER, See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 72 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1946 --______________m__________im_ PRICE FIVE CENTS Contractors Claim Bilbo Got $68,000 Manufacturers Donated Cadillac WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-()- War contractor friends of Senator Theodore G. Bilbo told today of giving him a Cadillac car, paint- ing his "dream house," ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY T1UESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1946 ._.. Pro ram For Vet Families To Include Social, Religious Services "Bringing the church to the vil- lage," the Willow Run Village Re- ligious Council of Churches, di,- rected by Rev. J. Edgar Edwards has inaugurated a religious, social aid service program for veterans and their families. Founded as a result of th- i- terest of Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti ministers and religious workers, six de...…
… Big Nine Announces ichigan' thletic S State A.A.U. Meet To Open Track Season; Stiff Hockey Bronco Game Three Home Tank Doherty Holds Intra-Squad Tests Today Drills Begin Schools Green Swimmers Floridaj chedules Meets Slated; Bound Friday Schedule Includes Thirteen Programs Coach Ken Doherty revealed the Michigan track team's 1946-47 in- door and outdoor schedules yester- day as released by the Western Conference. The season begins Feb. 1, ...…
… TkIE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DE ER 7, 1946 . , ., a..... epublican Hope 'T-E FIRST choice of newly-elected Re- publican members of Congress for the 1948 Presidential nomination in that party is Harold 'Stassen, former governor of Min- nesota and flag secretary to Admiral Halsey, according to a poll conducted by the Min- neapolis Star and Chicago Daily News. This is not the first indication that Stas- sen, Who represents the younger, mor...…
…r ,. .. u r ". _ _ : lie Ir H MI I A"A N DAIJU x ~ 1f you are haviuqr Chr i tma s shopping problems may ire suggest 1WCIIGAN JEWELRY . ." PENDANTS ,yr COMPACTS .TIECLASPS .- BRACELETS t o TIE-SWINGS r/ RINGS p- PINS potBAREFFS :CMichigani emblemus may he placed on your favorite piece of ;jewelry .: ARCADE~l u JEWELRY SHOP, ;y .CARL F. BAY . .. 16 Nickels Arcade ~\ ".. _ < x.- r r^ r" 1 r ! D r, \ : . M n 4 MY n to. Vll m . , _ f.:j . s Ju...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IYEMWEAT7 T0-WAR - Surgeon Refers to Past; Advocates New Branch CIEVELAND, Dec. 16-(P)-A ew branch of medicine, preven- .e surgery, that would produce rmor for soldiers and give civil- ;ns shielding devices, was ad- ocated at the American College 'f Surgeons tonight by Dr. Ed- ard D. Churchill, of Harvard. He pointed out that the steel elmet, of World War I, was in- oduced by surgeons. Just at the Engineers Will sell Techn...…
…HOUSING Y d rrw Pa4 SNOW FLURRIES; CONTINUED COLD See Page 2 VOL. LVI, No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Swimming Squad Takes Four of Five In AAU Meet Here Team Strength, Speed Main Factors; M' Divers Get First Three Places By CLARK BAKER Speed and team strength were the highlights as Michigan's freshman- studded swimming team copped four of the five events in the State A.A.U. tank meet here before ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16,1945 Government To Pus Housing Plan Ahead Labor, Management Representatives To Discuss Problems at Conference cials hope to thresh out construction problems with labor and manage- ment representatives of the industry. Two Purposes Called by the National Housing Agencysat the direction of reconver- sion boss' John W. Snyder, the con- °erence has two broad purposes: 1. To speed up home building. 2. To ...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1945 THE MICHTGAN T) Tfi." .T.T-. .E MTaCVTT a2 vn L1'1 1 L NEURON RADIATION: 'U' Research on Cyclotron's Aid Against Cancer Is Resumed I~iUiversity URadio Programn Medical research to determine the cyclotron's value as an aid in fighting cancer can now be resumed after be- ing set back several years because of the production of the atomic bomb, according to Dr. Fred J. Hodges, chairman of the Department of Roentgeno...…
…THE MICItIGAN DAILY.. SUNDAY, Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: rass Hats Bungle Shipping YEARS BEFORE THE FLOOD: The Story of a Pre-War German Family Ijz; ~t §ff 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 Betty Roth . . . . . . . . . . Edi...…
…TlE MICHIAN DAILY rE fVI New Years Eve flu-Campus Dance T come 1946 Union, League Councils To Sponsor Huge Celebration at Waterman Gym; Late Permission For Coeds Is Granted Plans for the gigantic all-campus New Year's Eve Dance at Waterman and Barbour Gym featuring Gene DeVine and his orchestra were re- leased yesterday. Sponsored by the Union and League Councils, it will be the only all-cam- pus New Year's celebration. Dean Joseph A. Bursle...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY S W olverine FPuck~sters Beat etroit uto Clu UNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1945 b,42 Canja,Mann,Weinberg, M atters Winfor ichigan i GRID WORLD SERIES: tiling Battle of Goalies Decided ams Favored Over Redskins By Wally Gran 's Third eriod Tally in Pro Football Playoff Tody Weinberg wound up behind Barnes in that ord er, In the '75-yard in-. dividual mrdley handicap Matters spotted Sohl a few yards and al- most caught ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVA',N :9 Michigan Cade Squad sets aaks w Hoopsters Undefeated With Winover Sailors Selbo, Harrison Pace Wolverine Attack During Second Half Comeback Barrage iv I. I 4r' R:.t Is Ed_ eEYBOARD By MARY LU HEATH Associate Sports Editor ii L i G I F E By The Associated Press GREAT LAKES, Dec. 15-Glenn Selbo and Bob Harrison paced a sec- ond half drive as Michigan's basket- ball forces scored their fourth straight...…
…PAGE EGnT-MCHIGAN DAIL 71MI 'A LITTLE BIT OF HOME' 'Our Town'in Italy Stars 'U'Student By CAROL ZACK The decorative royal palace at Ca- serta, Italy was transformed for two weeks in Dec., 1944, into a place called Grovers Corners, N. H., when a genuinely American play, "Our Town," was produced, under the di- recticn of its author, Thornton Wild- er, by a group of officers and enlisted men in the Allied forces. Jim Bob Stephenson, who appear...…
…LL B~At &zit&; WE ATHER Snow flurries and colder today. .... . ....... xrny v IF XT- 00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY. DEC. 16. 1944 RItCE FIVE CENTS3 KES E L DI G I PHILIPPI ES * * * * * * * vlf IkI4 ILI 111k. Churchill Backs Red Boundary Claim in P4 oland v I i Exile Government Of Poles Cast Off By The Associated Press LONDON, Dec. 15-Prime Ministe Churchill dumped overboard th present Polish exile government to d...…
…rAGE TWO T14 AZ Z tI, CIA A i..C.I A N 7,3 A I I . SATUIMAY, DEC. 16, 1944 .;. .._.. ._ .. __ _. .. . it lI D. 1 l.a AR. .A. ll'. t 1\ V;, 1'].. d. Aa 1 __ _.__ _ .. _ .. ..__...__._. _..: __ ._ J Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Facts on New State Department + ..he n!dio i . - DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN . ' ...... Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control ...…
… lilly fllIlk~'nfg:Ax flATlyW~ £ f11~ ~xttzsm~' A £a~AI.~I Swim Gala; Bronco Basketball Game To Be Held Tonight Larry Griswald To Appear in Special Diving. Performance 100 Natators To Compete in Annual Sporting Event; Mert Church, Fries To Defend Titles Hockey Team Practices for Civilians Lose To Servicemen Opening Game In Track Meet Three Pucksters Shine In Early Scrimmages Intra-Squad Contest First for Thinelads By HANK KEISER Mi...…
…THE MICHTEAN DAT1t TTJUDAY DW. DE , 1944 Union To Sponsor Christmas Party Thursday I 4v Club, Navy Sing Caro1s Ruthven To Open Meeting Conference To Be OnN Higher Edueaion President Alexander- O Rutiven will deliver the keynote speech at the Michigan Conference on Higher Edu- cation to be held at the Union Dec. 27-28, when he speaks on the "Need for Institutions of Higher Education To Examine Their Programs in Terms of Changing...…
… ig .4it 4k Weather Continued Cold VOL. LIV No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 16, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS mmmmwmm Allies Bom Arawe, Jap Shipping Base AIesians Clear -4Mile Area of YVjal Tetrritory' Bridgeheads on West Dneper Bank Linked, + aring Germans Out By The Associated Press LONDON, Dec. 16, Thursday-The Russians announced officially early today that they had linked their Cherkasy and Kremenchug bridge- heads ...…
…I x'x . s " ii. k X ii . , x t. i ~c. ~ - - --- ------ t ifiy-Fi'"irifh Year Edited and managed by students of theUniversity of Michigan, under th-e niuthorlty of the Board in Control of Student Publications. . Published every mor ing except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during tf miirnnier session. Member (4 r 1e Associated Press The Associatd Press Is xrclusively entitled to the...…
… 2~rC~ r - r vAtt*- lv"vr .~ - *'~ - '~.A ~ ~ ~ A.j.I. J. ~ & A..i A A a. A A Y:- Iip i vei Taek e v~i.' nyifi Tragular InteLr= Squatd Mee Second (1C( lit Ketterer, By ED ZALENSKIi Viemtiito daiily spor ts Eitor a ger, '1sI Fll Bowling Chinirpio Citvilians Hold Edge Over Navy and MarinesE Finals, in __ i~~~ ~~ TfSi8N~TL ote tranquility an1(i p ,;I 1 of1mid of any sports- wCriter that_, , r ceive; a 50-50 pro- portiomerF 4 , ic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TM Allies Discredit Balkans' Peace Feelers RHODES SCHOLAR: i "V JAG Tells of English Reactions to Total War 4 Women in Play Production Also Handle Stage Coeds Have Complete Charge of Properties, Lighting, Costuming Backstage at the Lydia Mendels- sohn Theatre is a strange place these days. For the first time in the history of Play Production women have com- plete charge of everything - from lighting to costumes to ...…
… 'yewitness Relates First Report of Dawn Invasion at Arawe By WILLIAM F. BONI Associated Press Correspondent ABOARD AN UNITED STATES DESTROYER RETURNING FROM ARAWE, New Britain, Dec. 15.- (Delayed)-This trim warship at the moment is cutting a mean fur- row on the homeward run from New Britain after contributing the heav- iest share of the dawn bombard- ment which preceded this morning's landings of American troops at Ar- awe. That it was a ...…
…All-CITIGAN WAVjrLY FRIDAI- " DI ;r 1 1943 . . , _. _ _ _. _ ._. ___ _. n.. ,_ _ _ -_ Allied Forces Adivance Slowly on Two Fronts BU WAR BONDS- INVEST- IN _VICTORY ~ , KONAN t<U Sin angj HUPEH * i a C hungsang " chan ankow Shy men Yohow Changteh {.ngirrg) Changsha S angtan F' HUNAN()hun eng CHIN 0 100 . STATUTE MILES. The Chinese have announced re- capture of, Shihmen (arrow) and: said their forces were closing in on Linli. Liberators ha...…
… 4 v tlll', II C:. 1'7, 1J 1.: Ch 11 D 1L PACE TIMER Track Meet Ends Basketball Squad Has Long Drill; Civ Set for Western Michigan Game Fir Tonight;_CagersPlay Here Tomorrow ilians Take st Events To in Early Lead !s4 V i By DAVE LOEWENBERG The Maize and Blue cagers had their last hard workout of the week in preparation for tomorrow night's game against the rampaging West- ern Michigan Broncos. Per usual, the squad was divided into...…
… PAGE FOXYRl TUEMICH-IGAN fDAILY FRIDAY. la-lWS'- AN V l tpA Iis H4cJi'fl lajf Fifty-Fourth Year Edited and managed by stuzdenits 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 exclus...…
… THE IC,~iGA LAIL PAI Ime Opportuity for Coeds-Tt>Talk With WAVES To Close Today Christmas Box GP Needs Plea Answered Entertainers The cooperation of University wvo Coed Singers, Skits Wanted men in, preparing Chrrstmas boxes For Bond Campaign Show for invalid servicemen has been over- whelming, Miss McCormick an- More dancers and singers are nounced yesterday. needed for entertainment to be given f1i laAxhvin the near future by the Junior...…
…THE- MCHIGN-DALY M. 1, 1, 9i1 ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT: Four Soloists To Be Feaitured In Handel's 'Messiah' Sunday New York Buried Under 22Inch Snowfall Co. A Holds Formal Dinner Agnes Davis, soprano; Lillian' Knowles, contralto; William Miller, tenor, and Wellington Ezekiel, bass, will sing the solo parts in the annual performance of Handel's "Messiah," to be presented at 3 p.m. Sunday in Hill Auditorium by the University Musical Societ...…
… It 4 :43 at I Weather Slightly Colder VOL' LII No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16, 1942 Active Duty within a Few Weeks for Reserves: MRCE FIVE CENTS F . -.__. Allies Har ass JapRemnants at Cape Hunt Enemy Raiding Party Incessantly Strafed, Bombed in Attempt to Land on New Guinea By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA, Dec. 16. (Wednesday) -Remnants of a Japanese force which made a landing despite bloody l...…
…-r 7 T H f ID Campus Artists. to Play Yule' Music Today .Palmer Christian and Madrigal Choristers to Present Program ANOTHER DEFENSE COURSE: Military Map Making is A dded f to University's War Curriculum Call Is Issued for U' Men DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 11I OUR Featuring performances by Prof.- Palmer Christian, University organist, the Madrigal Singers and Nancy glummer Faxon, soprano, a program of unusual Christmas music will be pre...…
… aI WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16, 1942 THE MIC141GAN DATT.V PAL ,' ruit.rip JL L JUL -I If l! ODT May Divide Big Leagues f .. PHILADELPHIA, Dec,. 15.- (P)- The Philadelphia Record says the office of Defense Transportation is "giving serious consideration" to a plan for dividing Big League Baseball into eastern and western divisions, proposed editorially by The Record last Sunday. The record quotes Joseph B. East- man, director of the ODT, as...…
…TRZ :14kc i x1i " ,. -t vu ,itIk~ T $~ ~a. .12 24~ r. Fift y-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board n Control of Student Publications. .Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- 5ay-and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for r...…
… Mg~~ .;1 Army-Navy Dance Tickets, To Go On Sale Basic Students To Be Included In Annual Military Reserve Ball; Committee Begins Selling Today Members of the ROTC and NROTC may buytheir tickets for the joint Army-Navy Military Ball during their respective drill periods aty 4 p.m. and; 1 p.m..today, according to Cadet Col. Charles Thatcher and NROTC Lieut. Comm. Al Mactier, '44, co-chairmen for the affair. Starting today, tickets for the an-l ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY n fl!SAY, ~. 1,J1942 When The French Fleet Still Existed At' Toulon IRC "To Discutss Latin American War 'Policies "Latin-America and the War" will be discussed by representatives from six Latin American countries at the meeting of the International R~ela- tions Club at 7:30 p.m. today in'Room 231, Angell Hall. Speaking at the first of two meet- ings on the subject are J. Albert Bar- reda of Peru, Miss Ofelia Mendoza of Ho...…
… Weahe 12 Sir igbn aiIlj Editorial *4i d Nihor'Poic Brings Rewardl VOL. LI. No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1941 Z-323 PRICE ,FIVE CENTS Capacity Audience, To Fill Auditorium At War Assembly, Governor Van Wagoner ~Sho Go~~~~ ;roMaon{ ~de School Ruithven, ]Deans To Talkr~ t At Student Rally Today Kids Applaud Meeting To Discuss Bob As Santa Student War Effort Three thousand screaming and One of the largest student aud...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TV New 'Technic' Will Feature White's Article Engineering Publication Contains Contributions Of Hawley,_Burnham Sale Is Tomorrow Featuring an article on "The Ro- mance of Research" by Prof. A. E. White, director of the Bureau qf En- gineering Research, a 36-page De- cember issue of The Michigan Tech- nic will go on sale at 8 a.m. tomorrow over the Engineering Arch, in the lobby of the East Engineering Build- ing, and near...…
… xD IIITHEMIHIGN DIL Beta ThetaPi Leads Inter fraterrnty retigTun PAGE THREE ament Phi Delts Are Closest Rivals For Mat Title Betas Place Seven Mend In Semi-Finals; Reader Wins Heavyweight Title By DON MELAI Beta Theta Pi got a stranglehold on the fraternity wrestling championship last night at the Field House, when the Betas placed seven men in the semi-finals, two more than Phi Delta Theta, only other house with a good chance to win the cr...…
…___ THE MICHI1GAN DAILY T JEDAY, DECEMR 18 94 Editorial Staff mile Gem6 . . . Managing Editor ivin Dann. . . . . Editorial Director avId Lachenbruch . . City Editor Jay McCormick, Ral Wilson Arthur Hill Janet Hiatte Grace Miller Virginia Mitchell Daniel H. Huyett James B. Collins Louise Carpenter Evelyn Wright .! . -Associate * . Sports Assistant Sports . . Women's Assistant Women's . . Excliange Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor ...…
… THE. _MI HMJAN I) .LY Glenn. Miller's Orchestra Will Serenade' Michigan Today 4- Leading Band Will Feature Mimes' Song irstUnion Opera Composition On Coast-To-Coast Network Will Be Sung By Tex Beneke The nation's top-ranking band will honor Michigan's top-ranking stu- dent composers with a serenader to Michigan at 10 p.m. today over radio station WJR. Glenn Miller and his orchestra will feature its 15 minute program to- night with a r...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Chinese Present Resolution To Ruthven1 - Daily Photo by Bob Killins Shown above is the presentation to President Alexander G. Ruth- ven of the resolution, pledging full support to the war effort of the United States, adopted by the Chinese Students' Club. The resolution is being sent to President Roosevelt. From left to right are Raymond Chen, '44, President Ruthven, Florence Wong, Grad., and Paul Lim- Yuen, '43. s Foreign...…
…-M UESJ)AYDECEMBER16, 1941THE MICHIGAN DAILY PG EE PAGE SEVEN .I * sus isTmRs . tii II Ii _ A PRACTICfIL LUXURY give her a SWEATER GOLD GENUINE SNAKE SKIN $5.00 Other compacts $1 .00 up for ther WOMEN on your ist If you're running out of ideas for her gifts Christmas is' just around the corner -'gift shopping is becoming more a F necessity each fleeting day. Plan your gift selectings systematically by writing the name of the recipien...…
…______THE MICHIGAN DAILY TmESfln, reEMI + Pictorial News of The Day . Reviewing Headline News Of The Year In The World Of, Sports I I COSM IC COM E DY What Champion Joe Louis did to Lou Nova (left) and that "cos- mic punch" the challenger developed for just this occasion made fistic history Sept. 29. The Bomber pulverized Nova, won a technical KO in 2:59 of Round 6. Other major bouts:, Buddy Baer. who knocked Louis through ropes; B...…
… sy' , '' 'F. weather Rain, the bane of all Gooadfellows. JYr Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Iat33 Editorial. Be A Real Goodfello~w VOL. LI. No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1940 Z-23 PRICE-ANY DONATION Goodfellow Army Launches British Forces Move Across Libyan Frontier1 English Claim R.A.F. Downs 2PlanesHit F"ascist Bases Graziani's Troops Retreat From Border Regions; Dust Storm Hampers Offensive .Of Enem...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, DECEBER 16, 1940 _ .. _ In The Goodle floW Drh~ei~s S~cir Will Highlight White's Article Issue Featuring Stories By Cissel And Adanis 1o Go On Sale Today Featuring an article by Prof. A H White of the chemical engineering department on his experiences in in- dustry and the early history of his de- partment at the University, the Mich- igan Technic will make its third ap- pearance of the year today. Other leading...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Varsity Cage Team To Meet Butler, Notre Dame This Week fU} Quintet Starts Vacation Tour At South Bend Pittsburgh And Princeton To Battle Wolverines In Columbus, Dec. 28-30 Having placed on exhibition before home fans what was probably their best and worst brands of basketball in their first two starts of the sea- son, Michigan's undefeated cagers hit the road this week for a stiff vacation schedule. By the ti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MO A~, tDE E3ThER I6, 19&O e: e .r-. sr a w itr TIlE MICH0IGAN I)AILY A- - F may rt ,.... FIRE &W§ATCR by moscott i MR.. LASKI'S W~AR By ROBERT SPECKIARD WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?"; Harold J. Laski Novem- ber, 1940: Viking Press, New York; $1.75. -f~m~W~~ir~, wVi Lo 1P'I ~ zr~ Jwa ~. .-- ~ ,., Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publi...…
