…,.w.~-' ,- n 44 L A-Z* ik JL, -t ~A~Z .......... .. . ............... - ........... .......... Freestyle Sprints To Highlight Collegiates This Week-End Holiday, Nakama,Smith Favored in Other Events Maple Leafs Beat Wings In Foutr Overtimes DETROIT, March 24, Wednesday (R)- Jack McLean's coal at 10:18 of the fourth overtime period gave the Toronto Maple Leafs a 3 to 2 victory early this morning over the Detroit Red Wings in a Nationa...…
… In A XIAISGR FOUR 117LDNESDVY, MARCn 24,1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AGB £"OUU WEDNESDAY, MM~CJ1 24, i~~s #W mw MEN IN KHAKI SAY: Soldiers Don't Miss Driving; Do Miss Women After 12:30 By VALERIE ANDREWS 4 With everyone dodging nimbly out1 of the -path of the new divisions of soldiers marching smartly to class, the students have wondered how the newcomers feel about being here-j how they like Ann Arbor, their classes, their barracks, their ...…
… it ~4tr 4 i 4 ait~ W"eather Waxmer VOL. LIII No. 14 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1943 - - PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Crack Rommel's Lie at 3 Majority of Diplomats Recalled from Finland Relations Appear Close to a Showdown; Only McClintok and Clerk Left in Helsinki Bulldozer Cuts Out Pathway for Road By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 23. - The United States withdrew all but a skeleton diplomatic staff from Fin...…
…'umm I. - -- Photo Finish Ross Hume (left) and Dave Mathews, both of the University of Mich- igan, ran almost a dead heat in the mile run at the Western Conference track meet held in Chicago, but Hume won by a stride. Michigan won the meet with 53% points, a rec- ord score for the Big Ten, by winning five of the eight track events. Acme Ready, Aim, Fire - Three Davidson College (N. C.) R.O.T.C. stu- dents get instruction in firing from the p...…
…7AIT TO I ,- 7%7i i f 4 I I- - - ~ ~' Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan ider 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 Ttlesde du i grlT the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Assoolated Press is exclsively entitled to the use for republic m on o...…
… They Captain Champions - These five captains have led Lawrence College to its greatest sports year in history. The school holds four Mid- west conference championships in golf,-football, swimming and basket- ball. In addition James Fieweger, lower right, has paced the track team by winning five conference titles. Texans Stamp Out the Axis - Scottie Quarture of Texas State College fc ton, displays the flag that was made from the sale of War S...…
…9. ~ , 1 .1 0 i " 0 qq , 'o -. ~ - - - . -in .............. ............* 7 Nine 'Defeats Illini, 5-2; Trackmen Place in Penn Relays Fun, Fitness Field Day, Planned for May 1,. Will Be Demonstration of WAA Program Ilinois Errors Decide Tilt as Boim Goes Route, Sprint Medley Quartet Wins; Kraeger Second in the Discus (Continued from Page 1) Demonstrating the increased par- ticipation of Michigan women in physical fitness and...…
… Arizona's Cavalry Cadets Demonstrate Horsemanship Nowadays people are inclined to think that all cavalry units are mechanized and that the horse is passe as an offensive weapon. But ROTC students at the University of Arizona train for this branch exclusively, and can prove the value of the old fashioned horse cavalry. Pictures on this page were taken during the crtnual Gymkhana, a show designed to stimulate interest in the military as well ...…
…,PAGE FOUR '. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1942 Jeffers Dema nds Showdown on Charges Made by Patterson Rubber Plant Issue Grows More Tense Jeffers Asserts He or Patterson Must Quit; Truman Plans Probe By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 23.-Rubber Director William M. Jeffers is "boil- ing mad," close associates said to- night, and is resolved that the new flareup between him and Undersec- retary of War Robert P. Pa...…
… 3 4 { ' 1 I r s Pre W.Vi rmed forAl. 'Vermont w 4 w° V in! ore ft Human Grasshopper in Action - Bill Vessie of Co- wearing KokewalkM A gratin Fletcher an University-soars over the bar at the stratosphere Worn Ko1 e y-sn c r0ta d the Unvers of level of six feet six inches to tie for high jumping hon- catsg f e e dow ors at National A.A.U. track and field championships. COI~egjgr8 o SOy theydnt Josh Williamson, Camp Pickett, Va., tied t...…
…l _ ,, . ., ..i .. ., _ n ... ' r ft irn I Weather Warmer VOL LI, No. 20-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Weary Italian People Clamor for Peace - sj Russians Crash Through German Lines East of Orel 0 * * * * * * Reds Score Gains on Nazi Central Front 2,000 Axis Troops Killed in Soviet Drive As Zolotarevo Falls By The Associated Press LONDON, July 24, Saturday- Russian forces crashed across ...…
…THE MIICA ODAWY SATTMftAV T MT 24,. 1943 .. .. . .. .... .. s.... g v.r a. nay ,w. a. . ...r I Straight from the Shoulder By CHIPS I The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND J OHNL. LEWIS is getting his bushy eyebrows into the papers again. This time he wants to join up with the AFL, and Dan Tobin of the Teamsters thinks there is a good chance he'll make it. Green and Lewis will Abe buddies again. The weakling and the reactionary traitor of t...…
…igerstWhi Washington THE ' IHUernDL Martin Marauders Wreck Ciampino Senators, 12-6 Win Moves Detroit To Second Place in League Pennant Race WASHINGTON, July 23.- ()- The Detroit Tigers exploded for eight runs in the 10th inning to trounce Washington, 12 to 6, tonight. The win moved Detroit into second place in the American League race, drop- ping the Senators to third. DETROIT . . ....000 211 000 8-12 WASHINGTON .013 000 000 2- 6 Yanks Shut...…
…PAQE Fotig - - '- -. SATURDAY JMY 240194S T HE MICHIGAN DAILY . Soldier Choir Paratroopers Plunge From Plane To Sing Over Station WJR Broadcast Today Will Begin with Old Hymn 'Benedictus-Certon' "Benedictus-Certon," an old relig- ious hymn, will be the opening selec- tion on the broadcast of the All-Sol- dier Choir of Company A, 3651st S.U. to be given at 10 a.m. today over station WJR. Pvt. Joseph Running, instructor of music and assis...…
… i .; , . iu N 2U.tr tgan 4~ a1 W eFather I ~ Fair VOL. LIV No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS a Berlin Bombed Second Successive Night House Rejects Subsidies Program by Huge Administration Gets Set-Back; Jap Bombers Burn Near U.S. Carrier 0 Vote Is 278-17 Plurality Is Sufficient To Override Expected Veto by White House By ALEX H. SINGLETON Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov. 23- ...…
…i I!A'!]FTWO 'I' HE MICHIG(AN DAILY .. ...,..- . _ .._ . _ _. .. r__.__ __ e .... _. _____.._._____ _ Fifty-Fourth Year I r'''' ( ['m -I 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 Associate...…
…I WEDNESDAY, NOV, 24, 1943 THE M tCHIGAN DAILY FAUX Tnan PAGI +w.,Z . Wolverine Pucksters Will Again _. . Compete in Conference LOWdown on Sports bUD LO Assodite Sports E ftor DESPITE the fact that a greatlmany of the nation's-gridironwteam3~1n- ished their season last week,:King Football still rules, at least for this coming week-end. The Western Conference race- was- concluded andNotre Dame downed the Iowa Seahawks in one of t...…
…MitE FOLUR iii~ Wij -- -: iZAIIN ' w f D 1 . LL1ri v . 2 4j. 14 0 ............ . . ........ Turkey Aplenty Promised for TU Servicemen Thanksgvg Will Be Feast Day for Army Man Away from Home-y With few exceptions, the boys in the Army will eat turkey this year regardless of how far they are from home, Capt. R. C. Zartman, quarter- master, announced yesterday. Turkey dinners were made possible by an order from the government freezing the sa...…
…' F it'. 4~U 4 aitli Wei ather Riand tWarmenr VOL. LIV No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviets !n Key Indiar Jap Armies ,: From Imphal Tokyo, Berlin, Allied Commnuniques Give 2i Differing Accounts By CHARLES A. GRUMICH Associated Press Correspondent NEW DELHI, INDIA, March 23.- Japanese forces' driving northward from Burma into India up to the Manipur River Valley have pushed to a point 30 miles sout...…
…., _ , !.. x. .a. a, f.$ .hIA..a. 1.d .i..i. J. l V .l Y..A. \ Al I . ]p. J. J/ 1 z ,, a;r c; tFstyi .,n .py; u, t CLOSR TONAT RE: ...... .......y,;. LIs Not Art1 lificial Moraes Say Labadie Collection of Material Dealing With Labor Is on Exhibition in Library "The trend of.Brazilian architec- ture is toward a new conception of life and work in which men will live closer to Nature and avoid the arti- ficial means of some kinds of archi...…
…MARCH 24, 1944 T HE MICHI A1 I ILYTHRE f'A H L . Michigan Swimmers Go After NCAA Championship i Today Relays hiatt Manne Takes Only Seven Men Natators Forced To Rely on Team Balance; Ford Paces Yale Team Michigan's hopesfor its 13th Na- tional Collegiate swimming title in the last 18 years rests on .the collec- tive shoulders of a small but potent seven-man squad which yesterday en- trained for Yale and the meet today and Saturday. Coach ...…
…_ __ _E MICHIGAN DAILY_ i rtiA , Cri 24, 1944 I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON Edited and managed b' 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 isexclusively entitled to the u...…
…T i l ! M II( A .I 11 ATl X1 _ _ _._ __.. _ _. Y:. .. Freshman Coeds To Hold Frolic Riding Groups At 7:30 p.m. Today in Waterman Invite Women Skits To Be H igh Spot in Evening's Prog ramn As Informality Keynotes Get-Together The freshman coed will join her coed classmates for an evening of fun at Frosh Frolic at 8 p.m. today in Waterman Gymnasium, according to Estelle Klein, '47, chairman of Frosh Project. Entertainment has been planne...…
… AZr 4 1844 THE TCTTE~A DAI.V RIDY. MI~f 24.194 210,000 Occupational Draft Deferments Hang in B alance Only Key Men Under 26 To Evade Draft Steel Plants Removed From Essential List By 'Tough' WPB Policy (( + 71i FELLS S QRY. .... ....... :........ :.....1..._ ...... , .....:. ........ . I _ By MAX HALL Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, March 23. - Whether any substantial number of men under 26 in railroading, coal mining, lu...…
…. q , p r ir t 4&till WP'eather Cloudy and In VOL. LIV No. 143 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1944' PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Open Twin Offensive in Italy * * -~c M FDR Vote In Texas Is Contested Georgila GOP To Name Two Groups By The Associated Press Texas Democrats, torn by dissen- sion over the fourth term and other issues, yesterday split into two fac- tions each of which will send delega- tions demanding to be seate...…
…P4GR TWOf T H E M ICHIG A N D A I LY W rnE.i Y, MAY 24, 1944 .. Fifty-Fourth Year DAILY OFFICIAL BIJ LLE TIN :, Il The endulum I 'I q 'cited and. managed by students of the Unxiversity of Mchigan under the authority of the hoard in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant Claire Sherman Stan Wallace . Evelyn Phillips Harvey Franl. Bud Low Jo Ann Peterson Mary Anne Olson Marjorie Hall Marjorie Rosmarin . . ...…
…WN ESDAY, M24, 1944 i ii a ".. S.l l. li i.'4' l'S 1 V !) t'1kr'" r lY aTi 4. MIlCU111 T 11 N. L2$11i 1 AGE.:~ 6 PACE TS" iE Netters Take Broncos, 9-0; Nine Faces Fort Custer Today Chicago Withdraws from Western Con erence Competition lvp Shortage of Men Forces Chicago T o Quit Big T en Maroons Will Not Play Again Until After '45 CHICAGO, May 23.- (LP- The University of Chicago, which quit intercollegiate football in 1939, tod...…
…I .3CPAGE FOUR, T HE M IC HIG AN D AILY WEDNE S1DA'Y, MAY 24, 1944 Kelun T o Go On Oil Survey A1askan Exploration Is Scheduled by U.S. Navy Prof. Levis 3. Kelum of the ge- ology department will take part in a petroleum exploring survey in Alaska this summer which will be under the sponsorship of the Navy and the United States Geological Survey. He will leave this week for Wash- ington, D.C., to settle final details about the trip. As a me...…
… X% Im Nk\\I 4litg Iattj VOL. LIV No. 37-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUG. 24, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS RO I B. DO S z s, jai S h P .. .9, .. . s,, de, are Js Jr a,, .9s .t. .w pro .q, ",° .,C ' 9'. ,. 9'. A~. 9: French Troops Take Marseilles; Parisians Liberate ( apital 4> __ Grenoble Is Seized by. Americans Sweep 140 Miles Inland From Sea By The Associated Press ROME, Aug. 23 - Marseille, France's 2nd largest city an...…
…PAGE TWO THIF MICHIC A 'NI 11A TYIV YrMtTTD~qnAV- AXICIIT9V 9.4 1AI ______________Wi n;.__________ .5 UL JJu .ATL i.L .Aw L7 . 1V:xL\ 1) A.1 LkI -jj MVI" AX, c U"U N4 ?,4, IN44 Fifty-Fourth Year KEEP MOVING: Results of Effective Freedoms ' . . w. . 1t~eaanweIr Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staffj Jane Farrant Betty Ann Ko...…
… THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1944 TH -MICHIGWAN DAILY PAGE TUREE a. a.r r. " wi h +li! rF S V 2 1 R 1T GY l J Z PAGE T.H__,EE mffih9the s~u4f By HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor New Tryouts Report for Basketball Squad NE OF THE highlight attractions of the year will take place August 30, when the best college stars in the country that Coach Lynn Waldorf could summon to his aid, will tackle the unknown quantity of the Chicago Bears in Dyche S...…
…N FOUR THEi MICTITGXN AMYA TIIUMDA?. AU- x'rT 24, Eight Persons Will Speak in Lecture Series Oratorical Association Opens Season Nov. 16 The University Oratorical Associa- tion, which will bring eight noted personalities to Ann Arbor, will begin the series of lectures by famous men and women Nov. 16, Prof. Carl Brandt of the engineering English department said yesterday. Tickets have not yet been placed on sale for the series, Prof. Bran...…
…LY2 Si6n l ii WYIEATHEER Partly Cloudy, Windy and Warmer i VOL. LV, No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, MARCH 24 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Third my Swarms ver Ri e in Great Crossing * * * * * * * * Germans Report Red Ber1in Drive No Losses as Third Army Crosses Rhine Eyewitness Gives His Own Account of Yank Assault on Inner Nazi Fortress ,v By EDWARD D. BALL Associated Press Correspondent WITH THE U.S. THRD ARMY EAST OF THE R...…
…PAGE TWO T E IIHGAN DAILYA Destruction of 731 Jap ircraft Disclosed TURDAY, MARCH 24; 1945 NIGHT 0 Nimitz Reveals Enemy Losses in Carrier Strike Yanks Take Northern Luzon Airfield, Lash Jap Convoy Off Indo-China By The Associated Press U I Destruction or probable destruction of 731 Japanese aircraft during the recent carrier task force plane strike against the Nippon homeland was reported by Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz late Friday.-...…
…rv"BZ!i 24, Oil-il THE MICiGAN DAiLY hinci ads dte 11/1 as Def en1 -[ t 1r a Top Aquatic Teams Will' Com pete Here in Meet Michigan Prepares Sports Carnival Michigan's Varsity Pool will be the scene of one of the biggest ath- letic events of the year March 30-31, when a host of top college and uni- Mikan Breaks Garden Record With 53 Points By WHITNEY MARTIN NEW YORK, March 23-(A)- George Mikan of De Paul scored 53 points the other nigh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1945 4~FiStyIfthau ail Fifty-Fifth Year WASIINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Lehman Gets Food to Poland T he P e ndulum I "I 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 Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee Editorial ...…
…A4TUII DAY, MARCA1' ~THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGE FIVE Union To Have Mixer Dance At 2 p.m. Today 'Foo-Foo Fenner's' Band To Play; 'Sweater Weather Hop' Title of Union Evening Dance The first Saturday afternoon mixer of the semester will be held from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. today at the Union and will feature the music of Foo- Foo Fenner's Fascinatin' Five. Fenner himself will tickle the ivor- ies for the entertainment of dancers who will gather for the ...…
…FAGE r gi Tl MIIGAN DAILY a1~~Y ARU 4 9~ ITTURDAY, lvlli -WiDil 24, 19#a, -. ,: 11 p ~~t "is - nr ifA.f - Ja V BERLIN is N LY WHISTLE STOP Seems like we'll never get there, doesn't it? And when That means you keep on buying more and more bonds dough we make it, anybody feel like a stopover? Little celebra- until you've bought every bond you can dig up the tion or something like that? *I for. And then you buy another ...…
…1iY e Iau it ,WEATHER Partly Cloudy and Cooler VOL. LV, No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS RussianFlag Waves Over Half of Berlin :A: * * <5 Germany Will Not Transport Allied Prisoners from Camps Big Three Cautions Against Maltreatment; Promises 'Ruthless Pursual, Punishment' By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 23-The Allies tonight sternly warned the Nazis against mistreatment of prisoners, ...…
…PAGE TIO T IK iIIiifIi'A X BAIVV _________________________________________ . ,U il 5. A. LAA - L ZU~A {.r£JV i Y AJ Fkv .[.I..4 I - .'.4$.fl.S*S ~$ 4S~ *,~RA '~ tt~Z~ Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Food Authorities Quizzed MOVIES .,. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I I r4 3-1 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff E...…
…T I , TVT[SflAY, APi'ilfi4, jf45 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P, i w lTM 7 lk A Selects qu-ccd for Penn Relays Miehioan Nine Whips Illinois, Thanks to Louthen, Bowman 1921 Shut-Out Record Equalled This Year; Fisher Not Content with Wolverine Hitting "Excellent pitching in the face of' I6king the voul4 By HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor Thinclads To Run Initial Outdoor Contest of Year glaring errors" were the words used by Baseball Coach Ra...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDiY°, APRIL 24, 1945 ThE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL ~4, 1it45 .. . . Naturopathy Graft 7. rial Nearing End LegislaRo s aBy (rai 'ges of AromListsg HoLdl Rooms as Bribes fr on Lobbyists jjj TA KE IT FROM THERE! JG* Play Will Be Given Friday SIn First Public Performane* ..., case might go to the jury Wednesday. Birk Takes Stand Monday's testimony closed with former Senator William C. Birk, of Baraga, on the witn...…
… I Tim IX 1 -MIAL-LAW 4ir 4w _l * atL WEATHER air and Warmer VOL. LV, No. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Swintons Return From Three-Year ap Internment Professor Expects To Resume Duties In Engineering Mechanics Department Prof. anal Mrs. Foy S. Swinton, who were interned in a prisoner of war camp for more than three years during the Japanese occupation of Manila, returned to Ann Arbor yesterday. Havin...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY RIRSDAY, IMAY 24, l1945 Firftge y.ifh Ya Fift~f th Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Russian Relations Complicated By DREW PEARSON ti unalopw 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 Ann Schutz Dick Strickla...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1945 THE MCIA A) ILY _ .__ 'rack, Baseball Tea , , f .._ - c iif c rence Thinclads Try To Retain ~Outdoor Crown Friday rTwety-Three Men To Journey to Champaign; Wolverine Strength Again in Middle Distances Wolverine Net Squad To Seek Big Ten Crown Undefeated Team Vies For Conference Title Linksmen A.im For Fourth Big Ten Golf Title Five Men To Compete For Team in Contest Baseball Nine Prepares To Meet Badger Squad...…
…THE MICriGAN DAILY T NU -I: I. . SD:-tT, Al-itil): 4, N e w s f ' ' B.iie ~ o r e Newman Club To Hold Party; iunllev To Lecture at Hillel ed at Amirabad Post in Teheran. Iran, wrote that the news was print- 3d in an April morning edition of the daily News Bulletin, compiled by Radio News Service. It came out of qnn Arbor via wire services and was picked up by the Army News Service in New York City, where it was :adio-teletyped overseas. ...…
…FAIR AND WARMER Lw0 i1 AID FOR VETERANS See Page 3 VOL. LV, No. 36S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hopwood Award, Winners Named Kathleen H. Thumin, Bernice Slote Win First Prizes in Summer Contests U.S. Seizes Illinois Central Railroad * * * * * * * * * * Campus literary talent was reward- ed yesterday when prizes for the an- nual summer Avery and Jule Hop- wood Contests were announced. Winner...…
…PAGE TWO, "THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 '+ 1 11.G~l 11 1 TH1E1 <.DT- 1 \AlN1"f.ITY1 FRIDAY, AUGUST 24. 194!~ F Waste Paper, Tin Still Needed, "Notwithstanding that the war is over, we still need to save tin cans and waste paper," according to an OCD report. The next waste paper pick-up by Ann Arbor City Trucks will be on Thursday, Aug. 30, while the next tin can pick-up will be on Thursday,j Sept. 6. Tin shortage is liable ...…
…FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE THREE ~R~A, UGST24-14- PGET-E ANCHORS AWEIGH: Michigan Sailing Club Takes Second in Danmark Regatta The Michigan Sailing Club, repre- sented by two teams, took second place in the Danmark Trophy Regat- ta Sunday, Aug. 12, at the Coast Guard Academy, New London, Conn. Harriet Jackson and Barbara Fair-1 man sailed for the Club and Roy $aase, former. NRO student here crowed for Miss Fairman. F...…
…PAGE VOM THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 Fifty-Fifth Year EDUCATION FOR DEMOCRACY: Cu rric u la A djusted to Times DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 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. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon,. Margaret Farmer Betty Roth Bill Mullendore ...…
