…rAGrd ,FO~UR THE MI41CAN IDAILY TUESDAY. ,3AW 25, 1944 ..______1.________ _________ __L_____ _______1_ ___v__C_,____J__Z s 4 L+Vrla A 1. V []I.: . N~ i. ~'iY a 11w £icl~iga §aitR Fifty-Fourth Year DRAMA 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- d...…
…TUESDAY, JAN. 25,1944 HE ~MICHIGZAN JtA tV --- - wnwrw*,.,ar.#kUN~ 14 r11 iRa. u i. yk Ir k ''-- * ' k k yk . Ar - * yk 1c * k' ; k . k yk k - * } - ----- v . r ,_ {~ ' N ~... '~ r ,s 'S Ii ., ; { ,6,v ;{ ". k ;y . . $l Y.. , .i .. ' . . I I .e7 vy IT -I uLj A 'U) A GIN OME TU CAL.. fo~ yur ontition to the March of Dimes. Do your part, that the chld ren o Ameriawar suf fering; fronx the cipng effects of infantile p...…
…~xc~r ~ ~7J -5 A1,L s. ". a . .. _ a_ .. a'.. n . r . yap #1u i ! i-R , join 'March of Dimes' Battle Againsl Infantile Paralysis 'Quiz Kid' 'Polio' Victim Enjoys Microphone, Microscope TRAPPING VIRUS: Local Research Is Conducted To Learn Facts About Polio' The outstanding polio victim of her age, Margaret Merrick, 15-year-old member of the "Quiz Kids" team, divides her time between microphone and microscope, working spare hours in h...…
… N V -ad *Ab - I: igrn 4ij . r: ,.; , ,Es i 0 0 i VOL. LIV No. 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 25, 1943 PRICE FIVE CFVNtS Four Jap Destroyers Sunk Near STINGY MEASURE: / Residents of Muriel Lester House, Chos en as Typical College f' od 3e) t, House Passes Tax Bill; Ignores Treasury Plea By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The Ad- ministration was dealt its second ma- jor defeat in as many days as the House ...…
…- -iuIu WO 1I rI ~I ( I4X7I1, TJilU'RS AV-1 NOI-25,. 1943 . ---------- -. ... .® __ ._... .w. Monarch Opens New Sessiion Of Parlitamenta Deputy Prime AMi ister Acts~ for Churchill in War Situation Review LONDON, Nov. 24.--(A:)-In a quiet, austere ceremony heavy with a sense of history, King George VI opened a new session of Parliamentj today-a session than may well be rsitting when the European war's cri- sis has come and gone-and Prim...…
…A4' -c i\I r K .ytl- f sl. Wiese Named Captain and Most Valuable Player of Team TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor p a a S Sf Awards Are A Mighty Tribute to Varsity Star FATALITIES have a peculiar ten- dency of coming in threes. There is no particular reason why they should, nor is there any astronomical or supernatural solution to this fact. It has often happened in the past and has been the favorite topic of those who...…
…f: V!AX FOUt TI H V M I C1-1 CA NI h A t l PIM*rTIlftcs* A'wp 4,w-** -W ml- a as .a -I V l a_, JUL a W 1A l l t lJ A 11:. I .a. .. _._ _.... __ .... _. .. "5 ;-! { ' . f . _.. f11YlY ( T f 'Y'1'1 T ' 1 Yl Z T 1 _.. .. .: _ _ ____....__ TII RtSAY, NOV. 25, 1943 I " Fift -Fourh Year "A4*A'ita: rhon4euvside the castle window and the Prince's Fairy Godmother appeared..." Fairy Godmt her, eh? / By Crockett Johnson /1 "Sl--e waved herin...…
… U WRS1XY NQ4W. 2z,: 154S VWE 1M1fIIIGAN DITYf~ PAG FIYR 350 Tickets for Traditional Formal To Go On Sale Tomorrow Rt Union - of . ,.,.p .41.5. .R. dd 4L A . r t r ,.! } .. - w x- Coeds Strike Up Syracuse Band Dance To Take Place at Union Saturday, Dec. 4 Tickets for the annual Union For- mal will go on sale at the Union 'Ticket Resale Desk from 5 p. m. to 7 p. m. tomorrow, Rupert Straub, ticket chairman, announced recently.' Only 350...…
…'ya 'A+ TI HE i Ciii .. ... .. . .. .. .... ........... ... ... 7 I Have we proved it? m, . I 9 Beautiful South Pacific Islands, steaming jungles, European cities, hot sandy deserts, and towns and plains of Asia have been washed in the blood of conquering and de. fending armies allke. Have we Americans had to search through the smoldering ruins of what was once our home? American towns have never been subject to such barbaris...…
…, itP 4 di; Weather Scattered Showers VOL. LHI, No. 21-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 25, 1943 American lanes Pound Norwegiani PRICE FIVE CENTS 3ase * * * * * * %Y * Axis Armies Trapped in Northeast Sicily v c' U.S. Armies Threaten Last Enemy Port Reuters Reports Yanks Seize Termini, Enter Seaport of Trapani By DANIEL DE LUCE Associated Press Correspondent ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, July 24.- Axis forces in Sicil...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .9,V.MAY; . JUL Y .¢7, 1943 State Has Imperfect Political Primaries Fitch To Speak On Industrial Cooperatives t) t>o t) t=t : t<:: A<= t< : t ::co t ) o g V Compliments of 0 OHSONOTICAL CO. 319 First National Bldg. F. H. STOWS, Mgr. Phone 2-2561 6=o c o - o:= -=>o s;;>on o <>o o cDo o<s;;>o<;z> Ii are not perfect," he stated in "The Direct Primary in Michigan, 1909- 1935." "The system itself has rendered good ser...…
… S tNDA, JULY 25, 1943 THE MT!CFtj!AN DAILY / ____________ I - = ..-jMa League Standings AM[ SICAN L AG .NATIONAL LEAGUE W L lit. G,," Wi'L Pe. (GB New York.......50 32 .810 -W' St. Louis........54 28 .659 - Detroit.........43 39 . 124 7 Brooklyn........51 38 .573 6/2 Washngton4...... 42.611 71/2 Pittsabr gh......46 38 .548 9 Chicago.....41 41 .500 9 Cincinnatl......:43 42 .506 121/ Cleveland.......41 41 .500 0 Chicago........39 45 .459 16...…
…AC-E GU 4'rw I IIFI v W -SrWVDAY, JULY 2Z,. 1949I _... _. _ _; 1 .-.L 1Ti1 V111t1"AliLLii Ll .... v.w w.w+p v. vawa nvg +v v Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control rf Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday and Tues- day during the regular University year, and every morn- ing except Monday and Tuesday during the summer session. Member ...…
…,t7M AV, iT IS2, 1942 T-At1~M fT~~f PACdTI FI r " "' T T 1 / T T T TT T i ' To Hold Upen House at W.A.B. V The Playhouse at the Women's Athletic Building will open its doors to service men and University stu- dents from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. today, Jean Gaskell, 45, chairman of the WAA announced yesterday. The 'project is sponsored jointly ythe University USO and the WAA. A score'of voluntary USO hostesses will be...…
…TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, ULY 25,1943 i' Y .. . ,f.. Never Trust the Navy, 'Say Marines time to send out a reconnaissance party, the company had a little dif- ficulty in finding the designatedi spot. Finally, however, after getting1 lost in back of the University Hos- pital, the Marines got the "situation well in hand" and arrived at the Is- land. No girls-an hour later-no girls- still later-no girls. "Gee," sug- gested one of the fell...…
… 'a 4ait 444*ip Warmer I- VOL LI No. 121 PRJOE M 'E AN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1943 PRICE P~VK (~R~fl'M F Miners OK One Month Extension Partial Production Is Assured by Northern Soft Coal Operators; Southerners Adamant NEW YORK, March 24.- (P)- Partial coal production in the Appa- lachian soft coal fields for 30 days after March 31 was assured today when northern operators accepted a United Mine Workers proposal to lim...…
… UPI~ 4. 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 republication of all news dispatches credited to i...…
…A 4 1,1 TV Mon.. Thinclads Run in Two Meets This Week-End TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor Michigan's thinclads will make their last indoor appearances this week-end, when Coach Ken Doherty. takes limited squads to the K. of C. Games in Cleveland Friday and to the Purdqe Relays on the following night. Featured by the undefeated two- mile relay quartet. an 8-man team will represent the Maize and Blue in the Cleveland me...…
…THR1SDAY,,MARCH 2S*8, "0 AWMGE FOUS THE MICHIGAN DAILY I _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ L State House Sends School Bill to Senate Rules Suspended To Pass $50,000,000 Education Aid Grant LANSING, March 24.- (iP)--The House of Representatives today passed and returned to the Senate for concurrence in admendments the $50,000,000 state school aid bill. The lawmakers suspended rules to shove to an immediate vote the measure which, wit...…
… it r trn" 4a VOL. LIH No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 25, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Rommel Army Thrown into Full Retreat Refusal of Funds Threatens MeNutt; Rebuff Executive Ration '2' Employment Service Salaries Too Low, C ' Department of Labor, NRPB Requests Are Held Back by House WMC Chief Claims By CHARLES MOLONY Associated less Correspondent WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Paul V. McNutt's future as War Manpower Commissioner was...…
…,PAGE TWVO .1HRE 11MC111C A:ND A ILY Aviators in" Ca mo uflage Present 'Greatest Show Michigan Farm Leaders To Fight Sale of Meat on Black Market Detroit Stockyards Suffe 50 Per Cet Loss of CansignMein LANSING, Feb. 24.- (A- Leaders of Michigan farm, packer and live- stock groups today proposed to com- bat "black marketing" of meat through legislation requiring state- wide meat inspection and licensing of slaughter houses. At a me...…
… I I DAIL ' P-447T THR-TIF iHi~i: IC HI i iIZ~iIA ?~ TU~T~ mmb Wolverine Pucksters 1Fit'P Strong llinois Sextet tgon ht TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor A Torch for Basketball Daily policy in past years with regards to Wolverine athletic squads has been sharply defined. We have never attempted any sharp criticism of a Michigan team, but the sad plight of our current cagers is pitiful. Something should be said in defe...…
…PAGR lOtTE TH~E MIICHIGA:N.D-BLY[ T!WRSBfMAlt - 25., .... s as i. i # . 1.t !A1 .E V A-i L 1" 1r 1' 1 y 1' 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 Associ...…
…1tSYA ,Ft&'- 5171943 Seven Sports To Make Rally* Lively Affair Square-Dancing Will Climax Evening of Varied Activities; Campus Soldiers Are Invited Try your hand at a badminton slam at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at Bar- bour gym, where Rec-Rally, which promises to be the liveliest affair of the season, will be in session. Seven sports will be in action at the same time, and those attending, may take in just as many as they have time for or have the en...…
…'JU AI I ItiGAN( iD AILY Bureau To Plan Effienr Us e Of Manpower April 30, May 1 Set As Meeting Periods For Annual Parley Assembled for the purpose of con- sidering the most efficient use of man and woman power today, the third in the annual series of meetings sponsored by the University Bureau of Appointments and Occupational Information will be held April 30, and May 1, at the Rackham Build- ing, Mr. Luther T. Purdom an- nounced yesterda...…
…wil * - t 43atfu Wetther Warmer VOLI. III No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nazi i Allies Gain Losses Mount In Stalingrad New Hold Manpower Registration Booths Are Still Open Dormitory Staff Men, Freshman Engineering Council Will Cooperate with Recruiting Centers War Doesn't Stop for Lunch Retreat Soviet Attack Rolls German Armies Back in Tunisia Axis Mechanized Units Smashed by Attack o...…
…K TW THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25, 1942 Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University O Milhigan under the authority of the Board in Coltrol of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University "year, 'and every morning except Mai.. day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to th use for republicat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY p4Q$ IR Saturday's Capt. Matthews Leads as Cross-Country Seasc Tilt May End Michigan Footb Harriers )n Ends Wolverine Center Naied A1-American "Michigan's fall cross-country pro- gram is finished; the squad will now start the hard work." Thus was Coach Ken Doherty's jovial comment- fdl- lowing yesterday's final cross-country run. To all of which the squad might ask, "Are you kidding?" for the team has been shedding ...…
…c-F FOUR THE MICHIGAN-, DAILY ~E FOUR THE - MICHIGAN DAILY STUNT YOUR WAY TO VICTORY: Houses Urged to Prepare Skits for IFC-Pan-Hel"Vanity' Show "The IFC-Pan-Hel 'Victory Vani- ties' are little more than four school' weeks away," General Stunt Show Chairman Pete Wingate, IFC secre- tary, warned all fraternities and sor- orities yesterday. Urging the campus houses to get to work right away on their contribu- tions to this stunt show; Winga...…
…0 'ri itg IDaitit 'Wveather Light Rain VOL. LIII No. 19 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCT. 25, 1942 Gopher Field Goal Beats Michigan PRICE FIVE CENTS 614 * *. * * * * * * * All-Campus Scrap Drive * * * To Ope ~~* * * 'n omorrow Minnesota Holds Manpower Corps Set For Work Houses To Join Salvage Contest; Pennants Will Be Given To Winners Junk Collection Day Is Set For Nov. 3 Hustling campus coeds will climb into Oshkosh overalls a...…
…w a SAE TWO T''E MICHIGAN DAtIly SUNDAY, OcT. 25, 1942 IF _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _I- I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,. . , CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING -.,,. wi i i __ _._ __ _ 4 a4 . i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Non-Contract $ .40 per 15-word insertion for one or two *daya (In- crease of 10c for each additional 5 words.) $1.00 per 15-word insertion for 3 or more days. (Increase of $.25 for each additional 5 words....…
…SUNDAY, OCT. 25, 1942 THE MICHIGAN -DAILY _ _ _ _ Ethics Committee OQtlines Program For Year's Work Under the direction of Professor Donald Katz, the committee of pro- fessional ethics in the College of En- gineering, will begin its third year of activity by sponsoring five projects. Particularly concerned with prob- lems of ethics in engineering, the committee, composed of five students and three faculty members, plans to carry out the ...…
…FUUI THE MICHIGAN DAILY $ UNDAY, OCT. 25, 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 republication...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y League Hse, WAA Members To Meet. The W. A. A. has invited a repre- sentative from each league house to meet at 5 p. m. Monday at the W.A.B. for a game of touch football and buffet supper. All who have not yet signed up, and who wish to come, can still do so by contacting Betty Sacks, '43. CAM-PUS MATES Blouses -- $2.00 up Mille Otto Named Assembly Banquet General Chairman Results of two weeks' petitioning and interview...…
…TNE MIClIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCT. 25, 1942 Field Goal Gives Gophers Triumph Over Michigan, 16-14 Football Scores 11 Cause Of Misery Kuma Scoregs Twice In Ninth Stra igh t Loss Yale 17, Dartmouth 7 Carnegie Tech 27, Buffalo. 14 Boston College 27,. Wake Forest 0 Holy ;Cross 28,,N. Carolina St. 0 Alabama 14, Kentucky 0 Miss. State 26, Florida 12 Tulane 29, North Carolina 14 Tennessee 52, Furman 7 Texas 12, Rice 7 Baylor 6, Texas A&M 0 " ...…
…-0 S MO4AT, OCT. ZS, 19 0 T HE "MICHICANA 2DAILY rAor SIGN Notre Dame Overcomes Lead, Tops Unbeaten Illini, 21.4 F i1 Fighting Irish play Power In Second Half 27Le ENCHCOMBEB OOMNA% Streak Cowhig llinois Stops Are Big Winning. At Four B BUyD l ENJDEL CHAMPAIGN, IlI., Oct. 24.-(A)- For the second straight week the fighting Irish of Notre Dame have removed a team from the nation's unbeaten ranks. The upset victors over the Iowa S...…
…9 ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCT. 25, 194. Interfaith Group To HoldDinner Muehl Speaks Tomorrow Before ThirdMeeting The third annual Interfaith Dinner to promote interfaith work and co- operation on campus will be held at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow in the Union. William Muehl, '43L, will speak on "The Basis and Aim of Interfaith Work." The dinner was inaugurated by the Student Religious Association three years ago in an effort to bring the rel...…
…weather Not Much Change v i~wt i t 43rn 4,t Editorial Credit Hours For PEM Urgedo. VOL. LII No. 29-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1942 2:15 A.M. FINAL Rostov Defenders Stage Last-Ditch Battle Bill Approved For Revision Of Synthetic Rubber Plans Proposed Plan Will Use f Agricultural Products For Base of Product; Will ReplacePetroleum Farm Bloc f]acks BillFor-Agency By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 24.-Disre- gardIng...…
…PAGE TWO THR MICHIC A N D A TT.V Q&qrTTI*'n.lv TTIT.17 OX IOAO "" +. _A. A-A .IJ 1A-1-1 4la £it .U3 i J tH .1La4 ....m ? . ZA K J~S.XJULY 45,19 U, (7.j re tDaily I,. . . The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON '- dited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. T ahe Summer Daiyis published every morning except M~onday and Tuesday. Member of the As...…
…SVJct ftDAY, S TL Y 25, 1942- MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS: Yankees Wallop Detroit, 3-0; Giants Eke Out 3-2 Triumph - THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ ~ ~ ~ EyeingFi Lrway, Submarine Stile| Strike In Traverse City By MIKE DANN From Associated Press Summaries There was a time not so far back that a losing Tiger team would al- ways regain its snarl during a Yankee series and defeat the proud McCar- thy aggregation. But apparently the Detroiters no longer have t...…
…FOUR THE MICHIG A N D A YIN AAT'tTR.nAV, -nTt.V 09 AGAO ppHEmsas sa u aaT E7 1\ .R.V ti A. TV r A.:O{!'T'TdT~dA E.tY.tdl U-4-il I-, ti Elueators Hold Final Session Of Conference Kellam, Broadway Set Designer, Was'Born In The Show Business' ASSOCIATED PRESS Annual Five-Day Forum Concludes With Three Talks AtHigh School The Thirteenth Annual Summer Education Conference was concluded at University High School yesterday with lectures by ...…
… Editorial 'Bomber CitY' Opponentsq Scored As Obstructionists itt 4aqrwt VOL. III. No. 8-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNg 25, 1942 -. --,-,-------- ------- I I Mighty Nazi Force Batters Defenders On Kharkov Front German Command Flings Tremendous Numbers Into Huge Soviet Battles Sevastopol Holds Under Axis Blows MOSCOW, Thursday, June 25.- r (AP)-The German command, with prodigal disregard of men and using tanks by the many hundr...…
…v- THE MICHIGAN DAILY The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty REREENT6 FOR NATON,L AVERTIING BY National Advertising Service, n. College Publishers Represetative 440 MADisON AVE. NEW YORK, N.Y. CuICAGO * BOSTOR Ls ARGELs * SAN RFRANCCO Member, Associate Collegiate Press, 1941-42 Editorial Staff Homer Swader . . . . Managing Editor Wilt Sapp . . . . . . City Editor AIftke Dann . . . . ...…
…, JUNE 25, 1942 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY - U .. Rehearsals For Coming Play Open. Sheridan's 'The Rivals' To Begin Run July 8 In Repertory Season By BERY, SHOENFIELD Rehearsals have begun for Richard B. Sheridan's comedy, "The Rivals," initial offering of the Department of Speechi' 1942 Michigan Repertory Players. Opening July 8 and con- tinuing through August 18, the Play- ers will present a program of five plays and an operetta. Distinguished ...…
…THE MICHIGAN ;AI THE MICHIGAN DAILY M AL im. I U.S. Needs:Dco"A Dentists Denying rumors that the Navy is naval service with a minimum of dr- no longer accepting applications for lay," he pointed out. commissions in theIMedical and Den- Physicians and dentists from 21 to comsin i h eial andpsDen-a 50 years of age who can pass the tal Corps Naval procurements of- physical and other requirements may ficers in recent statements have apply for ...…
… Weather Continued Warmn. Y it A i~al nditorial Should We Adopt Student Evaluation Plan? .. . VOL. LII. No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS A M' Whips Purdue Nine In 13-1 Rout; Drake Meet Opens i Regents Give Approval To Reinstatement Policy Adopt Resolution Giving Faculty Virtual Guarantee Of Post-War Return To Teaching Duties RAF Bombs Dutch Port, Rostock In Heavy Raids; Sprint, Mile Rel...…
…FAGE TIWO THE IMICiG7AN iDAiIV rRiDAY. APRIL 24,,1942 ...... . ......_I...... ... ,a a a4 Sr . - L i r l . . ,a.,.. .n . g Na. .a. -.a, e-' ,avsf+ I Regents Name New Policies For All Leaves Fraternity Singers Will Enter FinalEliminations On Thursday Faculty For Assur Members Called Defense Services ed Reinstatement Gifts Total_$85,000 (Continued from Page 1) $400 from the McGregor Fund to be used in reprinting 24,000 copies of the To...…
…FUMAY, A -R-TL 4, , lff42 THE MICHIGAN DAILY S'AG' , .TMM Nine Trims Purdue, 13-1; Thinclads QualifyAt Drake] Relays Boim Yields Only Five Hits In First Victory Of Season Chamberlain's Grand-Slam Home Run And Double Feature Eleven-Run Outburst In First Inning Varsity Netmen Defeat Illinois, 6-3, To Remain Undefeated In Big Ten Sprint, Mile Relay Teams Place Second, Third In Track Carnival (Continued from Page 1) ing the second inning ...…
…PAC E Fork THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR-11D Y, ARIh 24, 1942 I e rl t xt tti 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 for re...…
…rt' Uii"i!, t ;1i ±T I i" P IV ii i ,& 1 Fl .1V II -.: -w -A - ~-- ~ vA~ ~1v~ -" I (0s /And band To Play Today At Triad Dance Formal Dinners Will Be Held At All Three Chapter Houses Before Annual Event At League With Milton Ross and his orches- tra furnishing the music, members of Sigma Chi, Phi Delta Theta, and Beta Theta Pi will hold their an- nual Miami Triad from 9 p.m. to midnight today in the'League Ball- room. There will be formal...…
