…-y SUThLAY, JAN; 23, 104-4W4I.AN DA4 PAt'411 14 PVV.V r.. a. o a r t. v a_+' l is R #.w 1. JUA xL f"SLNKA Sailors Whip Swimmers; Wolverine uintet Loses, 51-35 Great Lakes Natators Purdue Whips Take Wolverines, 48-46 Michigan 51-35 In Second Tilt Bill Smith Breaks Pool Record in 220 . Vb Reserve Guard Re'luril's Freestyle; Michigan Annexes Two Firsts Pave 15rack scores 14 Points ; Hoffmn By BUD LOW Led by Bill Smith, who unoffi...…
…t ACF THE M IC AN DAILY ~U~lA , jAN. 21911 Dr. W. P. Lemon Shows Baptism, To Co. G Men How to perform an emergency baptism was taught to members of Co. G Wednesday evening by the company chaplain, Rev. W. P. Lemon. Co. G is composed of medi- cal and dental students, most of whom at some time will have to per- form this rite. Dr. Lemon conducted the first of a weekly series of discussions on psychiatry in the barracks library. Miracle heal...…
… u i fr4V Ak AL 0% A& jEl ti qqlpp, Weather Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 19 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 23, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russians Smash Nazi Counteroffensive New Gilberts Landing Made By Marines Forces Advance on Karawa, Makin Atolls; Find Resistance Heavy By The Associated Press PEARL HARBOR, T.H., Nov. 22- U.S9 Marines have landed on Abe- mama atoll, 80 miles southeast of Tarawa in the northern Gilberts, and have improv...…
…JL n ri, ".YJL IL n j- i ~JAiiA Z~AT~ ~O -, 1~4~ M-06--moom Pd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND -- =--, f a , 1 I i ;- I7? NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-It is time for someone to stand on a chair and shout: "Order! Order!" This Congress is voting to kill food subsidies. At the same time it is passing a bill to give subsi- dies to many newspapers for printing war bond advertisements. Gentlemen! Is the meeting for...…
…p "Kk* THE Miti'b'a C! 'isdL.,AiN. ..D.....1ILY t PAG ie max. I Wolverie Gridders Jump to Third Plaee in National Poll Late Seahawk Pass Is Good Notre Dame, Seahawks Hold Two TopPlaces NEW YORK, Nov. 22 -(XI)- Notre Dame defeated Iowa Pre-Flight Sat- urday in what Coach Frank Leahy called the greatest game of his coach- ing career, but the Irish lost caste with the football experts who voted in the weekly Associated Press poll to de...…
…I' THE MICHIGAN DAILY Students Urged To Give-Blood To Plasma Bank Donors Should Sign By Tomorrow; Station Open Friday at WAB 1-1 CO. A'S FAREWELL: Army Choir, Women's Glee Club Will Give Christmas Concert -1- ..... Lt. Tom Harmon, '41, recently missing in action for the second time, put this in a letter back to the States after his own battle experi- ences, in which he was shot down over New Guinea: "After being in battle zones on ...…
…VOL. LIII, No. 19-S I itAiArnt 4at Weathe r Warmer ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yank Columns Conquer All West icily NOT ENOUGH OCS: Allied Drive at Breakneck Speed in North and West Air Base l'ak1en 125 ROTC Men Will Be Eligible To Return 'V Approximately 125 of the 167 ad- vanced ROTC men who left the Uni- versity at the end of last semester for active duty will be eligible to return to t...…
…PAGE TWO HE 'MICHIGAN DAILY' VMAT, -"LY 24,1943 - - !.-- p --- - -- 1943 Fifty-Third Year ...WHILE WE WATCH ... f _ , -._._ ''I .I The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND * 4 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control Lf Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday and Tues- day during the regular University year. and every morn- ing except Monday and Tuesday dur...…
… 1MT, TULT'2, 04 Trf1M~r~TIE~N Ti~_; #At F, rtURE'E _ _ a as .v o-.a : aw as i v ca ..i as to i.L J:.. i cAErra iaWw~ a Tigers Snatch Both Ends of Twin Bill Senators Lose First, 7-5, in 12 Hit Attack; Nightcap Goes to Overmire, Detroit, 1-0 WASHINGTON. July 22-(.l)-The Detroit Tigers defeated Washington in both ends of a twin bill tonight, taking the first 7-5 with a 12 hit at- tack and the nightcap, 1-0 behind Frank Overmire's steady ...…
…PAGE roes TIRE TC TGNN DAILY LL bs Tf A {ry gy Y. , ...ciirili .Qi... ' Vit .. Fia7 J. 'i 7 ..._ .:: .:.l V~.ex TCT1T A R FAN fL .SA LY RDA!.L 3.14 . . r T. ') - wI w ..r wv Irv "v Company A Choir Plans For August 15 Concert Program To Feature Negro Spirituals, Chanties, Hit Song from 'Nips in the Bud' City Hall Flies Allied Colors In Sicily Plans for the concert to be given by the All-Soldier Choir of Company A, 3651st S.U. at~4 p.m. ...…
… Jii<~ NI U A l We~ikcr VOL. LI No. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. o Blast Jap Cities Soon.. Doolittle ERG To Go on ActiveDuty in June D~oo littile PrepaIres 'Pre~sentI' for Japs 236 Deferred Students Will Receive Calls Statement Is First To Clarify Status of ERC Still Attending School A terse announcement from the Sixth Service Command revealed yesterday that the 236 men on cam- pus inethe de...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG1~ TWO rIUbAV~ APRIL 2~1#~S1 Churches T Cmax Holy Week with Specal Services Union Worship Will Be1 Held by Eight Churches1 A special union service sponsored by eight local Protestant churches and five separate devotions will today mark the annual celebration of the historic Christian holiday-Good Friday. In commemoration of the last hours spent by Christ on the Cross, the union service to be held at ...…
…vt-'A'Z, T HE AiCHIGAN DAILY 7i7HE MICHIGAN iThILX7 ~%AZT aiF.iT Miehfrgau Netters Take Irish, 54; Nine Crushes Ypsi, 8-0 Netmen Capture Three Singles, Two Doubles Meet Decided by Final Doubles Victory of Boucher and Brown; Johnson Scores Upset By HARVEY FRANK Capturing three singles and two doubles matches, Michigan's tennis team opened its 1943 'season by edg- ing out Notre Dame, 5-4, yesterday on the Ferry Field courts. The Wo...…
…PAM FOtt T~iMIIGAN DA-IL- E-RIbA-Z AMRUS 1942 Fifty-Third Year 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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republicat...…
…%*MAI?6," APftTt 23; 1943, TR'E MC7T-ANDAILY P'll G t., Flw Miss McGeachy's Appointment Breaks Long StandingCustom - .- ....... . . ..... WAAC Director Visits Fort Custer During Tour I ndependents Present Plans Petitioning for Four Positions Scheduled for Next Semester Men in Uniform Will Be Quests At Open House By TOMMI THOMASI Recognition of the vital part wom- en are playing in the war has been forthcoming from many sources, bu...…
…Tiii ~uI ~ ~ i~ .17 AT- -A-GLANCE: SUM I aiized Tfl Refeie~ehee LANSING, April 21. -(A)- For ready reference-and to be clipped and preserved for possible emergency -here is an at-a-glance summary of Michigan's new air raid warning signal sysem, which will be made effective May 1:, When you hear- A two-minute stady blast on air raid sirens, whistles or horns, it is the "blue" signal. It means that an air raid is prob- able. Civilian def...…
… / itF41 miat;- Wather Warmer Vr. LI, No. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1943 PRICE FIVE CNTS $1,600 Given To Red Cross By 'U' Men Quota Exceeded by $600; Contributions Still Being Accepted Going over their $1,000 quota by $600, the men of the University have now officially ended their Red Cross membership drive although contribu- tions may be turned in to the Michi- gan Union Student Offices until the end of March. This dri...…
…7 ~jj ~ i~AiiA 71: * ----'--- -----. --..- --..........- ..--.--...... 1' 14r Atr~igan Bat Fifty-Third Year 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 regular University year, and every morning except Man- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press' The Associated Press is e...…
… low *M !%* - -!!" M, ;1 :w at .1 ti t-,A IV 1 1 7 r 1 -4 - /A\ - I& -- _____________________________________ I ~ ~ .&IA. .~ ~ ~ .d. ~ ~*:~). 4.~ .L7 ~1\ -L .5-4). le IVzl'i 1) NZ Natators Uniderdogs at NCAA Meet This Week in Columbus Over the Top for a New World Record Wiese To Be Back IH Uiform Soot With a final burst of strenuous' effort the Wolverine swimmers are rounding out their practicing for the National Collegiates to b...…
…PAGE FOUS, I TIRE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH Z3, 1943, Churchill Visualizes European, Asiatic Council of N urpan,,,s rations Warns British To Keep On Job in Speech Sunday LONDON- VP)- Prime Minister Churchill sketched for the world in a radio broadcast Sunday his vision of a post-war order where peace might, eventually be kept by a European and an Asiatic council of free nations, but warned the British people of the necessity of "keep...…
… Ir 4:3att- Weather - VOL. LIII No. 83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JAN. 23, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS British Pierce Last Defenses of Tripoli Commencement to Be Held Today' V First Mid-Year Exercises Will' Begin at 10 A.M. Prof. Bryson to Give Address to Graduates Mid-year graduation exercises-the first in the University's history-will be held at 10 a.m. today in Hill Audi- torium. Recognition will be granted to 829 degree cand...…
….Tn P, MTCTITC.AN- nAlt,,V SATrADAT. SAN- ol'- toAt .. .-.............. _________ ... '. . . _ a 1Y L le...t+ 11 L__L____ - . '.Z-& X .' .."..:.-.-'-_.'"-..,..-.- --. _ ___ ___ [L1ltbl, .ltilV. 1i5 A 45 ,../'w'ad .-. _._.., f. WMC Program for Colleges Move s. Ahead (Conatiuued from pWage 1} _ _ __ _ w,.; . Navy's First Amphibious Glider Shown to Public Over half of the unclaimed bicycles fomulate The Am g p its held by the Police Dep...…
…, ~ ~.3, . -- -- t 1111:AR~iiL~A~f bAUL Varsity Swimmers Face Powerful Buckeye Squad T4 oDig-ht ,. _ y Y THIS OUGHT T) BE THE KNOTS: Wrestling Squad Grapples with Ohio State in Big Ten Opener Varsity Cagers Inactive during Exam Period i iJMeet to Feature Duels of Exceptional Natators Skinner, Counsilman Vie for Breaststroke Honors; Mark Follansbee, Buckeye Backstroker, Is Ill ti' 10 American Athletes Establish World's Records in ...…
…TIRE MICHIGAN DAITY -SAWMMAX.-IAM-22.4242 w- .'- -''.' ."'}- Fifty-Third Year 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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and: Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the usee...…
…$ATLDAT, ,CAI . 13, 204: ?I!E ~I11GAN DAILY __._ r League Forms Information War Center WAVE And WAAC To Answer Queries About Services During First Week Of New Semester The newly formed War Informa- tion Center for Women, organized at the League, will take care of any inquiries University women may have regarding war work, war courses, or the uniformed' services. During the first week of next sem- ester an officer from the WAVES and one fr...…
…x rrl - _ - , - - . . . .. . :a.a n. .. \ * -- ---. V .....~, .w-,.-7 a-v ~~ie 7 EY'RE IN THE ARMY NOW . ..,. .... Iifmapower Demend Reduce iNuber of College Faculty Mii Wartime demand for trained man- power has cut the number of college- faculty men by seven-and-a-half per cent in American colleges and uni- versities, an Office of Education Sur- vey reported this week. Armed forces and government and war industry jobs absorbed most ...…
…it it13Uf 4 UU33 Weather Light Rain VOL. LIIl. No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCT. 23, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS S taingrad Gain Made By Soviets New Of fensive' Spurt Gets Two Enemy Trenches, Kills 200 Nazi Soldiers Red Army Destroys Battalion In City By HENRtY C. CASSIDY Associated Press Correspondent MOSCOW, Oct. 23. (Friday)- The Red Army fighting on the snowy steppes northwest of Stalingrad occu- pied two Nazi trenches in an offen- ...…
…PAGt T" THE MICHIGAN DAILY State Approves War Athletics In High Schools Commando-Type Program May Championship Training Lead To Matches LANSING, Oct. 22.- WP)- The Michigan High School Athletic Asso- ciation has approved a plan. for con- mando-type training in high schools which eventually may lead to state championship competition. In its October bulletin, the associa- tion endorsed a program drafted by the Minnesota branch of the Offi...…
…FRIDAY, OCT. 23, 1942 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TiHREE . ... s. a .... .a y Victory-Minded Wolverine Team Arrives- In Minneapolis i? (;ti -_ Statistics Show Maize And Blue WillMiss Power Of Bob Wiese E .1 By BOB SHOPOFF Michigan will enter tomorrow's tangle without one of its most potent backs when Bob Wiese is forced to watch the battle with Minnesota from the sidelines. Just how much the Wol- verines have depended on the husky sop...…
…4A THlE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCT. 23, 1942 I , Fifty-Third Year 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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACs w a. _.. -.i Bill Sawyer To Play At Union Formal FridayNovember 6 <. Crop 'n Saddle Riders Chosen, Nine Out Of Thirty Contestants Elected.To Club Membership Nine women riders were selected out of a group of 30, for membership in Crop and Saddle Riding Club, fol- lowing tryouts, held at 5 p. m. Wdnetsday at thehGolf-Side Riding Stablese- Those who made the grade are as follows: Pat Coulter, Mary Liz Don- aldson,...…
…7PAGE SX H-MtI N DAL FRIDAY, OCT. 2.3, 1942' Brown To Ask Mid -West Ban On Gas Ration Senator's Study Reveals Voluntary Curtailment Is Almost As Effective GRAND RAPIDS, Oct. 22.-(P)- U.S. Senator Prentiss M. Brown (Dem.-Mich.), declaring -that gaso- line consumptionin a Middle West area already had been reduced to within three per cent of that in Eastern states, said today he would ask Price Administrator Leon Hen- derson to exempt the Midd...…
…Weather Cooler Y r e 41igan Ar L lo-attu Y Editorial English Labor Party Not To Be Trusted ... VOL. LII No. 50-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, STNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1942 2.15 A.M. FINAL Brazil Declares War On Germany, Italy Nelson Terms Country's War Output 'Off' In Past Month WPB Boss Donald Nelson Answers Critics, Claims He Still Has Full Power Over National Program Balancing Program Is Biggest Task Now By RICHARD L. TURNER Associated Pre...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, - ----------- 7 WAR STAMPS AND BONDS ON SALE HRE! ' Starts * Sunday!} - Po - PRICES! Week Days 40c to 5 P.M.--Eves. and Sundays 55c All Day, Inc. Tax Co-op Houses Patterned After Democratic Rochdale Principle ', WVilii eoing To China On Rooseve1s Mlission WASHINTON, Aug. 22 -,A'-The White House announced today that Wendell L. Willkie, 1940 Republican presidential candidate would visit China...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE The Week In Review - - -_ Second Front's Proving Grounds Domestic Jim Farley Makes Hay {.y Political drama was enacted in New York last week. The scene was the Democratic state convention to determine who would run for gover- nor of New York on the donkey's back. The actors were Governor Leh- man and genial, shrewd Jim Farley. The audience was a host of uncon- cerned newspaper reporters, photo- graph...…
…PAGE FGUR 'THE MICHIGAN -D-AILY SUNDAY, U 4r OWAW mtr4tgau laaitg The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty ....,. .... i Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under- the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. 'The Summer Daily is published every morning except Mr~onday and Tuesday. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled t...…
…SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY u_ ... _..._.w -,-.-- MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS: Rowdy Cardinals Pound Four Pirate Hurlers For 7-6 Victory Major League StandingN AMERICAN LEAGUE By BOB MANTRO iPhtils, Braves Split From Associated Press Summaries The reed-hot St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia . .111 100 100-5 stayed on the consecutive-victory Boston .......300 000 000-3 New York..... Boston ......... Cleveland...... St. Louis...... D...…
…SIB THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, r. ... Army May Summon 18-, 19-Year-Olds To Service (&. Brazil .. (Continued from Page 1) which 169 officers and men were lost at sea and 88 soldiers were saved. The total loss of military and civilian personnel in the five sinkings was more than 600. All Brazilian ships still at sea hastily put into the nearest ports un- der government orders -to clear the submarine - infested south Atlantic sealanes u...…
…I.i 'Weather Continued Mild' it4o 43 Editorial i An firm Letter To Senator Tydings. VOL. ,II No. 27-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1942 2:15 A.M. FINAL British Planes Dominate Sky In Egypt Fray; Axis Staggers Battle Rages Near Alamein Where Imperial Troops Lock With Nazi Desert Army Along Wide Front RAF Drops rwouron Bombs OnDuisberg By EDWARD KENNEDY Associated Press Correspondent CAIRO, Egypt, July 22.-Under cover of A...…
…ETWO THP MT.CUT[s A X D A TT.V _____________________________________________________11 L'5.4 LV U. 1 IFU ti ill ".L 1 kL41Y inunz)m'&r, Juur ;GS, 1b4z ii4r Air4logttu B-ally -mac -: The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON , =- 3 '1 ' 4 ... -1,- "") ldited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of 'Student Publicationf,. The Summer Daily is published every morning excep...…
…..URWAY, JULY 23,19¢2 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY P~ACE THE Maybe He Started Something Tire Without Innertube Works!-- Saves Rubber,' Inventor Says By The Associated Press TULSA, Okla., July 22.-One tire on J. B. McGay's automobile is spin- ning along today as usual-but there's no innertube in it. McGay, partner in a manufactur- ing concern now in defense work, hit upon the idea of a tubeless tire after recent punctures tore up two tubes. "The idea...…
…THURRnAT, IT'l-V ->-I THlE 1U'TCIITGA N .IIA T Y 1 J.a .L. lit 1 L+ it T l'1' t1. 1\ _.. .l J, Pi. , JJ .R ......, ,........._. _.. _ _. ..r ___ _._ .. .. ., . .,&lA ITT, V ~O lnA* L'k~&3ZJC~J.~ *1~.1J.L ~dj L~7~NFS a Prof. C. Woody Lectures At Educational.Forum; Guidance Group To Meet Army Tests Glider Attack Methods Teachers To Hold Special Meetings On Guidance Problems In Education Declaring that although much un- easiness and incon...…
…Weather Warmer. .iLt 4hr Ap 111tr4t an gait Editorial Wartime Living Costs Threaten Students VOL. LH. No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nine Defeats Wayne, 12-6 In One-Sided Sluging Duel Michigan Aided By Tarta Errors In Fourth Win: Visitors Score 11 Run In First Four Innings Netmen Favored In Badger Match By MYRON DAMN The Wolverine baseball team got more base hits yesterday afternoon than the...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN- DAILY- Hillelzapoppin' Will Aid Fund With Proceeds Stunt Show To Be Given Tomorrow In Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre Unique entertainment will be the aim of "Hillelzapoppin'," Hillel Foun- dation's stunt show for the war ef- fort, to be presented at 8 p.m. to- morrow at Lydia Mendelssohn The- atre. Tickets are now on sale at Lycia Mendelssohn Theatre between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. They can also be bought at Hillel Foundation ...…
…TmiiAY ..AMPIL 23. 1942 TIE MICHIGAN _AL a _ _~F: - .rY Wt- t Wolverine Nine Crushes Wayne, 12-6, In Home Opener Big Third Inning Spree SNets Varsity Eight Runs (Continued from Page 1) bat. "Robie" is an exceptionally fine bunter and continues to get at least one safe hit a game by laying the bell along the infield foul lines. The contest, which was the first home game of the season for the Wolverines, proved to be a rather listle...…
…-VAGI, -1"O-1-[R THE MICHIGAN DAILY . _. _ . _, __ _ .. I e , ir1 i trt tl Basis For Inflation Danger Facing United States Analyzed By OPA 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 ...…
…APIL 23, 19~42 -.J U{ . i M .tC AAH.11] A N T1ii AL -tU.",.j1 IPA. -...IM-VV' Tw ir. x MJT A-1 A _TWZAAT1 1t'1. AILVAIW' ~W,~ rAU.~E Y E i Hillel oU dat Precedent Set By Elimination Of Orchestra Entire Proceeds To Be Given To Bomber Scholarship Fund, Flowers To Be Sold At Dance Setting a precedent for campus or- ganization's affairs, Hillel Founda- tion will give an orchestra-less Spring Formal from 9 p.m. to midnight, Sat- urday, May ...…
…tGpk ZL~THE IC iGAIN D A i %,Y ~R~~~Y.APRIL 2. 19,11". All-Campus Election Will Select Nine Senators Tomorrow « lIndependengt In a statement in a recent issue of The Daily, retiring senate president Bob Krause declared that "although the senate has been thoroughly re- organized, a consensus of opinion points to the need for an efficient personnel before its aims can be real- ized." This, as I see it, is the only "issue" in Friday's elect...…
… eather Continued Mild. it .. 11 till 'aili; Editoria A Plan For Peace Ins The Americas .. VOL. LII. No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1942 Z-323 T _ ___ PRICE FIVE CENTS Hockey Squad Scores Upset Over Gophers In 3-2 Victory Tag Day For Defense To Open Here Today 300 Student 'Minute Men' To Sell Savings Stamps In First Drive On Any Campus In Country Minnesota's Closing Nets Rivals Two But Fails To Win Spurt Goals G...…
…THE Ai T('TTTA N D A TI - rD.InAV IAVTT:,'PV *-I I&A* 1 as1 1.9 . XX 1 1%I ,1-V Jtf L!A t 4a, I4AA Roth Quartet Director Renews Old Acquaintances At Festival i recounts: "Back in 1927 in Par-is, I played the first piece of chamber music that Roy Harris ever wrote; and we have been fighting and work- ing with each other ever since." Here Harris interjected mildly, r "Only during rehearsals of course." "Oh, of course," continued Roth. "One ...…
