…THE MICIGAN DAILY________ I THIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.m. IPhihippies Send" YoungPoliticitan To Post In U.S A XISING NOTICE .. , WAN TEA 'The following Box Replies are at the Daily Office; BC, DM, PDU, 18, BA. MI&CHIGAN DAILY~ CLASSIFIED.. RATES Classified Rates. Two cents a word ada~y, paid in advance. MininuIr charib for first ply, 25c. Minimum theefter, 20c. Thri'ee cents per wvord per day if chared. White space charged for a~t rata...…
… Is n~n should 'clock ot assemhblyI on treasurer. The secretary will be Al Ofl McDonald and the mnaager E. C. JJ/Iarvel Besdes the officers, the board of directors includes Ray Dolph, .Lana H scock, Guy Cross, R. 0. Donisteel, Eugene Stein, and Russel A. Dodge. Dodg;e is a University instructor in engineering mechanics. 1 a f, L 'a - -i 9 Mr~e~ I!, ,vii irat.hon dancers whio touredI I CKETSTOR PClHifI f L 'U' 11 rce ;i tes after they had ...…
…-..io n Y A#r Albr ttl Section ITwo I two VOL. XXXIII, No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WF-T)NESDAY, APRIL 8, 1923 PRICE FIVE CENTS t .. ._ ._..,.. _ ,.. YOUG CIEF OF Alumnus Pleads FRANIGCEHIEDS Brand Of Mj Byiliunm A Spill, 96L. For Better I 'ichigan Publicity NM iYS hate 1.ody. It is a. condition that ani- Al NIBITHT teaethem. Our present hope ]s - BAND WILL PLAY I Cuban Senator MayBe Future IN CONCERT HEREI Envoy To U. ON!IV...…
…THE MI CHIGAN DAILY THEM HIAN AIL I A~rlumn3us W ants ii t ree tseems to mre is a s stclo~nnir;for muich. publicity.I LU versitv News The Amterican Medical Association, -"'Th American Bar Association, and KDirector N amed1 ilh, American Institute of Architects, could be inwcedl to meet in Ann Arbor (Continued from Page Nine) ai1th lt in AnAbo.Mc. You and they ^alike forget that this ma-de syrm nyous wv;ithi news in news- is a country of ...…
…___________ THE' MICHIGAN DALY__ ______________ VETERAN AMON01G TRoACKt COACHES 1PIRNIII All tak, under a decision aidopted by the association. Further, trainers and governing board of the German thor- jockeys are forbidden to handle such IS OMMTTE oghibred breeders' and horse-racers animals. Parinal,(direc torrof . ....................... ~r' THE DRAKE RELAX ME ET --APIRVL Z- 6 \;:46 (rTE !S A PETERANCO)ACH AND TRACK M 1AN) .s T'Y£AT T...…
…MIU~.~AL N Li . .......Y bita a t he Rv 11 e UalWerafty. Opv o +lr u 1'F [ aF ICI A L .*B ULLET IN1. feest covustruct. iaotiC# to all members of cowved until 1,38 pm. gm,.(11:30 %. m. Saturday.) fa \r; I)AY, APRIL , 189123 ]Narcher .141 1 Proclamation For more than half a century our' people have been accustomed to bserve in appropriate ways a day proclaimed as Arbor Day This year we re Asked also to name the week which -begins on April...…
…)ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr -.ddL 'Ah- AOL-, YOL. XXXVIII, NO. 146. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1928. 1\I |OLDEST OF CAMPUS PUBLICATIONS EFOUNDED BY ENGINEERING SOCIETY IM Editor's Note: This is the twenty- offering in 1905, and a quarterly in E campus institutions intended to develo 1912. An attempt was made by the *flNGtheir history and maon principles of staff in 1910 to change the magazine, organizations and management. w...…
…I. AM NrrECHARLES BRUSH, '69, AND ELIHUlii lfl hDFO[VT T GIVE IiLLUSTRATEDTAK nU fl~L~I~II A representative of the W sig T HMPN I N E RhEI I ColUI O fI ILO L F fI iue Electric company will giea .K C~IIRNT h[[NTS'I Lrt lcue comaid ihmotion pic-, I I il( n i5 . Baer To Su ced O'd tuvail subject of mte lecture xvill be "Steam CU6 r,. ' As Rdio O1)erald4 o I 1I92"-29 Railroad Electrification." A&Ama ) (AreeInland lE xpedlition IIIIDAY, MAY 24...…
…lye APRIL 8. 1928. . THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y, PRL i, 92. TE ICIGADIL ROYhAL AK, ZE I GOULD EXPLAINS SCIENTIFIC WORK [LLUIJ PROJECTED FOR BYRD EXPEDITION I Fraternities and Sororities II DEBATE TEAMS WI.L -w MEET HERE_ APRIL 27 1IWH S( IHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP OF SIA'E 'ILL GO '"t) VICIVfORS PLAN STUDENT MEETI Expect More Than 3,000 VisItors Eleventh Annual Contest In Hill Auditorium N At Debating teams representing the high schools of Roya...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE nAY_ 1 s THF. M l~ iCr i 'ITCAN L-tiAT.Y W-P M I1V 1~lVA-- - a a a a. a...-' a.,'J.fJsa £1 L t1tILJ L 1 Published every morning except Monday ring the University year by the Board in >trol of Student Publication. Member of Western Conference Editorial isociation. The Associated Press is exclusively en- led to the use for republication of all news patches credited to it o' not otherwise edited in this paper and the...…
…A THE MICHIGAN DAILY rA .- ci kVA" na kAmo MWN&isms * r ie . .. ......... .. A CIA C, W L HOL CONFERENCE IN OHIO Open Meetings Are Featured In Ad. dition To Discussion Groups; Mauy Women To Attend TO DISCUSS ATHLETICS Interesting plans have been made concerning the sectional conference of A. C. A. C. W., Athletic conference of American college wom'en, which is to be held April 26-28 inclusive at' Ohio State University at Columbus. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. In! . . .................. UNDRED SPRING FOOTBALL CANDIDATES REPORT MAY.BE MEMBER I 'RESS BLOCKING | "19SS LOCINGOF EOLYMPIC TEAM RLY GRID WORKOUT it Importance Will Be Attached To Showing Of All Men In Opening Practice NY MEN NOT OUT YET C t MCHIGAN TAKES LEAD ON CONFERENCE TEAM 1: it 11 11 iS ASSURED PRESS MEN 1 Wolvcrine Natators Place Twelve Men On Nythical All-Confer. ence Swimming Squad DA...…
…THE MICHIGAN bAILY IBROWNS LOSE[AQiN 'Ta TO WHITE__SOX, 42 Jdiroit, t'iable T1o Shake Ofi Jinx% e c o (lelan4d lndian4s 11y ) TA 4 Score tAVENER HITS HOME RUN For -h s bon 1time in two days the Chicago White Sox defeated the St. Louis Browns 4-2 yesterday in an American league game at Chicago which marked tne second victory of the season for the Sox and the second ]pjemish of the year on the otherwise unmarred ,record of ;the St. Louis team...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .._ U FICIAL BULLETIN I i ,1 ication in th-e Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of JUniversity. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until p.m. (11:30 a.m., Saturday.) Room 3056 N.S. Bring bluebooks. Students with conflicts may tak- the examination at 5 o'cock in Room 2054. Adelbert Ford. English W', 45, ISO: , I shall be unable to meet my classes this week. J. B. Moore. Freshman Group:' I regre...…
…a ESTABLISHD 1890 I r Lt rt; It t 4 : ASSOCIATED Vol. XXXIX, No. 143. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1929 EIGHT PAGES Famous Adventurer To Tell Of Travels lIOTifl Qv P0nu1r~i Next Monday Night FCULTY MEMBERSFarm Bill May Cause Breach In Legislation1 FACE REDUCTION IN Between Two Houses S ITi Break Looms Between House And Senate Over Plan Of Expert I Debenture1ciat (By Ass117ed ress)! I HONOR HOOSESI EMDERSI Soviet Minis...…
… THE MICHIGAN IDAILY - T~UR~I ~Ai1i~i~i . . ___ Air Show Displays ALUMNUS NAMED Michigan Students TO CORNELL JOB l New Radio Receiver MkeBalloont rip New Device Will Permit Fyer To Senior Aeronautical Students Maket Pick Up Weather Reports Voyage By Balloon Over United E And Messages States And Canada One of the most interesting ex- Combining studies with pleasure, hibits on view at the All-Americas five senior students in the depart- Air...…
… L -~m-I C-H l A- .,.. . _ k ~TIR _ _ _ _ _. .. -- - *- NACO, SONORA, CENTER OF CONCENT RATION OF REBEL nr i\rn (rn FISHERIES STATION HER 0 ILLLTO TOL MOBILL AND MEXICAN FORCES, MAY WITNESS CRUCIAL BAT TLE AILU rrIb n 0 Hu LO RESEARCH FOR GkEA E CONDUCTS LT LAKES AREA HAVE BEENSEECTED TTT[RTEE7N FOREIGN COUNTRIES WIL BE RIEPRESENTE7D** PROM CAMVPUS BANQUET SET FOR FRIDAY Member Of Canadian Senate Will SeTo 'Be Held At Unioinnr All of t...…
…C d 1 11r1 ,A.dL '.&j ' l ,.i 1 1JGJr"," PAGE FOUR 7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 W014400800 Published every morning except Monday, diing the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association.- The Associated Press is exclusively en-; titled to the use fov republication of all news dispatchestcredited to it or not otherwise' credited in this paper and the local news pub- dished he...…
…L~LM~)IAPA'kj U1 12-T-LM9- A D TL _______ *PAGiE II !,' -C =3 NA I a i i((, 4 SO~ S P!EAPHI, A ND ZETTAA1,U ALPHA W KAPPA DELTA, GAMMA PHI, AND HELEN NEWBERRY ARE DEFEATED SCORES ARE DECISIVEj Games In Intramural Tournament Are Played InSpite Of Cold Weather f" Plans For W. A. A. Spring Sport And Social Three teams, Zeta Tau Apha, Pi Beta Phi, and Collegiate Sorosis, advanced in the intramural base-1 ball tournament yesterday ...…
….; T H EM I-Ci-C A IYALY . FUNDA LS STRESSEB IN" . . , , ,. x a . . , y r 4 - t S ( s 'yti i4 " ' Ar. r .tip 'Y A " Cn. a rid' S '^.'. u iLL PAYERS INSTRU TED FIFTH ALUMNI TROPHY WNE TO FA TERNITY BASEBALL DHAY'SGMSI BITGNFETUEAGE CLUBS| SIX £ LETD THEAVY HITTING FEA TUR ES SECOND 0 H I Lil0 1 I 11FIFTH BE MIELECTED AT OP END OF NN PRACTICE ' I l[RdD YS A E NBGL A U L B A During the 1925 spring grid prac- the most work and determina...…
…TTTtMSDAY; APRIL 18,'1029 17H E M 1C H CAN D A 1TY' P* Am 8mv, T!TtIRSDAY, AP~TL 18, 1q29 ~!V~t~- PLAY BY PLAI ACCOUNT OF W ILDCA T GAME'CAsI,, i ncmu xh i Y ib PURIPLE S D[FEATLD BY A E S RLINO Northwestern Makes Errors Behind Fine Hurling Of Panosh To Lose Close Game BOTH TEAMS HIT POORLY out retired the side. Michigan 2. Northwestern 0. FIFTH INNING t Oliphant singled between sh and third. Myron made a fine st of Kadison's grounde...…
… I'Acui EIGHT TIlE MIChIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. APRIL 18, 192~ I I DAIL OFICA BLEI illcating anti Vet~1jJatioai~.i~1. IX 25: I shall not be ~i ijie If) InC('I, 11w c I. Uiiuijid~V the i~ifli. II. C. Ai~~les'~oit King George Of England Goes For Stroll During Recuperation From Recent Illness IPublication I of the Unive n the Bulletln Is eonmtructive notice toal member ~rsity. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- (Jrii'ls iVis...…
…le weatner Tuesday and probably day; little change in ture. QJ g iq, rt igan .441pr i3attiq w ter Editorials Ruthven's Proposed Appr oriation Cut; Smoking in W men's Dormitories VOL. XLIII No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1933 PRICE FIVE C I I City Courncil Calls Special Sewage Vote Measure Would Provide For Operation Of Plant On Utility Basis Vote To Aid Birth Control Association Plans For Handling Beer In City Wh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU Mantle Praises Ruthven Asks 1933 Dramatic Limit On Slash Festival Plans For University (Continued from Page 1) Says $3,750,0 O Netdtd for this year's festival indicates his TO Kee> High Standard thorough modernity. He has included igh as bold a choice as Noel Coward's At Local Institution "Design for Living." This he plans to pair with either "Autumn Crocus" or (Continued from Page 1) "Another Language," and in either - ...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY A PRESS Mural Facilities To Continue According To Revised Program II BOX By John Thomas George Staling Townsend Is Married Duke University AMOUS GEORGE STALING, former Iowa star hurdler, worked his way through school but was still able to cop f ol /#off the high.est '.grades for his scho- lastic work. In fact Coach George Bres- nahan .his college h mentor, said "Stal- ing was the best scholar that I ever had on my track t...…
…- >4 I - r "--, f I I e ° l x; i r .' I --<- ~- ' Pub shed every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Contrl ofStudent Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- tion and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THlE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not o$herwise credited in thi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY C AMPU emu* SCI ETY Mass eelVeing To Be Held At Cinema Star Demonst rates Correct Make-Up Sale Of -Ca"ips And Gowns To Begii Today Lengtl Of Skint IN New Spriing Outfits Cbannes Music, IDaues Feature [Townsend-Welch Ruies Wome mClub Meeting Amnineced Last Week A varied program of nusic and The imrriage of Margaret H. dances has been arranged for the Welch, '35, amd John S. Townsend, weekly meeting of the Ann Arbor '...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Speaker Raney Poses For Senator's Daughter -Associated Press Photo Speaker Henry T. Rainey of Illinois is posing for Helen Coolidge, daughter of Senator Marcus Coolidge of Massachusetts. She draws for amusement and found Speaker Rainey a likely subject, with his shock of white hair and favorite pipe. Professors To Attend Colleoe Group Meeting Edmnonson, Carrothers, Effinger And Davis To Officiate At Convention The thirty-...…
…EditIorials We're Sticking To Cappn ... The S.C.A. Breaks A Precedent. Plizz -- Off The Grass ,. . LY Sir6 iIait T"he Weather Increasing cloudiness Wed- nesday followed by showers at night. Thursday clear and cool. VOL. XLIV No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Perjury Trial Is Demanded For Dr. Wirt Conflicting Testimony Of Educator And Guests At Dinner Arouse Action a Early Adjournment Of Congress Lik...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY torium. Professor Ernest F. Barker, of the Department of Physics: "Mod- ern Conceptions of Matter." The public is cordially invited. French Lecture: Professor Rene Talamon will give the last lecture on the Cercle Francais program: "L'Aca- demie Francaise," Wednesday, April 18, at 4:15, room 103, Romance Lan- guage Building. The French Play this year will be: "Topaze," by Marcel Pagnol, to be presented Tuesday, May 1st, at t...…
…18, 1934 A3 Sixteen Major League Teams Begin Season Warneke Shuts Out Reds, Giving One Hit; Tigers Defeat WhiteSox, 8-3 The American and National Lea- gues began the 1934 pennant race; yesterday before a combined crowd of 183,000 fans. The largest crowd watched the New York Giants, the world's champions, drub the Phillies 6 to 1. Hubbell allowed only four hits. Lon Warneke of the Cubs de- feated the Reds at Cincinnati 6 to 0 giving only one...…
…-THE- MICHIIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY 12f. tion makes it hardly worth more than a tired laugh. Yet there is good reason for the plea. Grass won't grow if it is trampled in the spring. It is necessary to "Keep off the Grass" when it is getting its start, or, instead of lawn a few months later, there will be only mud and dust. Particularly in Ann Arbor, where we have a large campus, is the request in order. And particu- larly is it in orde...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ Arabian Nights Designed For Architect's Ball Setting Was Planned By Fred Graham; Entrance Is By Cave Of Sesame The mystic cave of Sesame, with alt the glamoi ous characters that at one time or another pronounced the magic works that would push aside the rocks and enable them to enter its dark con- fines will be transported in its en- tirety from the mythical lands of the Arabian Nights to form the set- ting of the 1934 Ar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Transportation Cuts Presented To University Railway Engineer Donates Blocks Telling Story Of Japanese Railroads The visit of Mr. K. Tanaka, general director of Manchukuo State Rail- ways, to the University last Saturday marked the closing chapter in a story which had its origin in the Transpor- tation Library over four years agod In 1930 Professor Worley, head of the transportation division of the Civil Engineering Departme...…
… Weather y Unsettled and cooler today. L Sir kjan ~Iaihi Editorial Roosevelt To The Dictators.. VOL. XLX. No. 139 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Local Drama Season Opens 5-Week Bill HereMay 15 Noted Actors Are Signed For 10th Anniversary; Whitford Kane Returns Five Plays Slated For Presentation By STAN M. SWINTON The Ann Arbor Dramatic Season, celebrating its 10th anniversary, has signed such Englis...…
…FA-E tWo THE MICHIGAN DAILY ttsDtxtA r"ii 18, 1939 I __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ __ _ _c..____ _ __ _ Chicago Jurist Speaks At Law SchoolFriday Megan To Deliver Main Ad idress At Celebration Of Founders' Day Charles P. Megan, prominent Chi- cago lawyer who has served as presi- dent of the Illinois State Bar Associ- ation and the Chicago Bar Associa- tion, will be the main speaker when the Law School celebrates Founders' ...…
…TUESDAY, Arnm i8; im THE MICHIGAN DAILY TA+ExL ', EE TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1939 PAGE ThREE PRE.SS PASSES - By BUD BENJAMIN -_ (Editor's Note: Junior Herb Lev fol- lowed his baseball beat into the not- so-sunny South during the vacation and herein pens memoirs of a Wol- verine hegira.)J Dixie Doings... SOUTHLAND MEMOIRS: Ti daysa of the Dixie sun, seven of typical Ann Arbor weather . . . But still seven of the eight games were played and eve...…
… PIAGE MUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TMSDAT, MU, 18, 109 RAG! ~OT31~ TTJ~STh~Y, .LiPRJL ~8, 18~9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY , . Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under hie authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Sumn r Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all...…
…v T1E MICI IIgAN DAILY 4*.~ - _. _.: _ _. _. ,:, .. Newman Club . * Lists Patrons Will Hold Formal Friday In Ballroom Of Union Attorney General Frank Murphy will head the list of patrons for the annual Newman Club spring formal, to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri- day, Mary Jane Kronner, '40, an- nounced yesterday. The patrons and patronesses are President and Mrs. A. G. Ruthven, Vice-President and Mrs. J. D. Wruce:, Vice-President and...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TVESDAY, APR 1 9 it, 1939 Ann Arbor Co-op Society To Open New Grocery The Ann Arbor Cooperative Soci- ety has taken a step toward greater expansion with the purchase of the property on the northeast corner of South Main and Mosely streets, A. K. Stevens, of the English department, a member of the cooperative, an- nounced yesterday. Included in the purchase were the warehouse and gas station on Main Street and a factory...…
…Weather Cloudy with rain or snow; Friday fair and warmer. 12I Aw aiti Editorial Peace Rally Preview,.. . VOL. L. No. 140 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Peace Buttons Will Be Sold Today; Rally Is Tomorrow Money Gained From Sale Of Badges To Be Given To ForeignStudents Sen. Nye To Speak At All-Campus Meet Campus sentiment supporting this year's Peace Rally to be held at 11 a.m. tomorow on the steps ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TFIURSDAX, AP18, 1940 PAGE TWO THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940 I -t Fuel Engineers To Hold Meet HereApril 22 Negro Spirituals Willle Presented By Southernires Negro spirituals and plantation melodies, which have for 10 years thrilled radio audiences, will be pre- Sented by the Southernaires at 8:30 p.m. today in Ann Arbor High School's Pattengill Auditorium under the au- spices of the Second Baptist Church. Quar...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THE MTCT7TTGAN DATTY PAGE THRER Long Bill Beebe Elected Captain Of SwimSquad Hard Working Merman Is Favorite Qf Teammates; Starred In Nationals (Continued from Page 1) Michigan, and that came in 1937. In his freshman year here, the six- foot, two-inch lad immediately set to £work on improving his stroke. He wasn't satisfied with the style that had made him dorsal king of the prep scho...…
…FGa U THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRUP.M., T, ArRTL 19, 19Y0 FOUR THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1~4@ U THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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 for republication of all news dispa...…
…PT ii7 rI: y'. A Eit. I'?, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE TIItJRSDAI7, APRIL 18, 1944) PM2~E FIVE -- - , 0 AIaic:ri S il Sell Loi Ia1 Y1.( J (*iV(~ SpJorry WhI.ma Jy C ........ se To hillel ( GM O1I J1,, j avi ......... euc Charles Wilder _______,al ............M se m Robert Long A.H. Steps Clifford Berg . A.. Step Hugh Curtis Rabbi Jacob J. Weinstein i K . En Arch Bill Rockwell ........ Eng. Arch To Tak'emcry Chai les uek.........Norh...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940 Ray Gorrell Will Play For Apothecaries' Ball, Friday, May 3 William Austin Heads Central Committeemen Annual Pharmacy Dance To Be Held In League; Will Have Floor Show Ray Gorrell and his band will play for the second annual Apothecaries' Ball which will bt held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Friday, May 3, in the League Ballroom, it was announced yesterday by Tilden Batchelder, '42P, chairman o...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940 THE MIICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN L-1 i. Al 1 PAGE SEVEN Foreign Center Will Hold Open HouseApril 26 Athletic Events And Folk Dances Will Be Included In First Annual Event View Of University's Imposin g New PIca I're'awrlers , ;, . t-=-" 4 ' s '>~ ," « as t All Students Invita Foreign students will join to pre- sent their first annual Open House at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 26 at the Intramural Building under th...…
…'PACE ICHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY T1 lU1IY, PRI 1, 1940 Education Meet Will Be Ield Here Saturday Morris Mitchell To Speak S pring Parley Topics Ex panded Since Start, Blakemn Assers Debating Team At-at"irma I.ea gu To IPreseit Library Recorl To Cover Most Significant Items I D. A i T( rns Ti Meed Stale cost Accounting Students Will Meet Tomorrow F 'lla rvest At Lyd iaMeulelssohn j ,4rcti 4yen do I ! Three day sessions of student-fac...…
…We'ather Cooler ,lg it 4 iaiI- Editorial Wmar Stamps Aren't So Funny . . VOL. LII. No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Bombing Of Tokyo Disclosed By Japs 'M Conquers Virginia, 9.3; Tennis Team To Meet Irish White Hits Two Homers As Sophomore Fishman Pitches Winning Game In Initial Performance Strong Net Squads Will Tangle Today By HAL WILSON (Special to The Daily) CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., A...…
…PAGE TO THE MICHIGAN DAILY '9tTU-rhi)jAT, AxPRii,12, 194 Vital Alaskan Bases Preserve Communications, Baxter Says By BUD BRIMMER Alaska's air and naval bases are the most important single factor in preserving Our vital lines of commun- ication with this Territory and, in turn, these bases .and communica- tion lines are exceedingly vital if we are to use Alaska as a poten- tial springboard for an attack up- on Japan, Prof. Dow V. Baxter of t...…
