…weather Partly cloudy to cloudy today and tomorrow. Jr 41P an j~mt!1 Editorial Reciprocity Treaties Vs. Lack' Of Foresight .. . VOL. L. No. 90 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JAN. 26, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Japan Seems Calm As U.S. Trade Treaty EndsTonight Relations Between Nations Will Be 'Under Strain', Tokyo Officials Assert Fear Of Pressure Causes Uneasiness By RELMAN MORIN TOKYO, Jan. 26., (Friday)-(P)W- Japan maintained outward ...…
…Weather Snow and not so cold today; tomorrow cloudy and not so warm. Sir igrn dm2mc=mlMmhh..- Ahr AL Editorial Doctos Bils. VOL. XLIX. No. 90 Z-23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 26, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS .. nsurgents Encircle 3arcelona; Flames lage Through City Loyalists Refuse To Quit; Thousands Are Trapped As Bombing Continues Insurgents Urge City To Surrender HENDAYE, Jan. 25 -(P).-- Shell- fire and Spanish Insurgent sieg...…
… The Weather Snow and continued Cold, Stronig northwe-stern wimbi., 12- sic igan~ jkit Editora1iv ~Possible Rsilts Of The Irish Stew,,. VOL. XLVIII. No. 90 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'I f ! Bigger Army Is Hinted At By Roosevelt President Ready To Ask More Money For Both Branches Of Defense Preparedness Urged By House Leader WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-(P)-The United States Army may be greatly strength...…
…0 The Weatlie Fair and colder, central and East portions today; tomorrow unsettled with rising tempera- ture, snow by night. lodQW a . r Lit iguuF ~az1A3t Editorials Disaster And An Appeal .. . Cold Doping ... VOL. XLVII No. 89, 1937 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 26, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan Will Lose Prestige Unless Funds Are Enlargeld Regents Facing Problem Of Limiting Enrollment Or Getting Funds President's Report For '3...…
…The Weather Mostly cloudy, snow flurries in North today; tomorrow fair, continued cold. A- 4w -.Iazt- AOIW Editorials A New English Course .. . The Oil Sanctions.. . VOL. XLVI No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Warn JHop Scalpers Of Punishments Men's Council Threatens Discipline To Sellers Of Over-Priced Tickets J-Hop Committee Promises Support Suspension From School Within Council's Realm, Preced...…
…The Weather Snow flurries and much colder today; tomorrow partly cloudy. L it iau ti Editorials Gold Clause Dilemma .,. Agriculture's Outlook,. VOL. XLV. No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1935 nn -m-s 3-7 7 311 r 1u At" 707-'!1-7-U m -7 PRICE FIVE CENTS New Foreign1 ScholarshipsC Are Created Regents Offer These In Response To Requests By Eastern Countries j . I Grants R stricted To Fiie Arts Only A Combined Curricufum Fo...…
…Cloudy and warner with possibly snowtoday; tomorrow rain or snow and warmer. Iddsommos- A itian AV No. 90 7 I. - _ - - Johnson Will Not Tolerate Expoltation Confer With President On C WA Extension I Charges Complaints Made By Firms Subdued Workers' Were 'Who Code Authorities To Prevent Oppression Division Formed To Look Into Intolerable Credit Facilities Now Used WORCESTER, Mass., Jan. 25. - (P) - General Hugh S. Johnson, NRA admi...…
… The Weather frN Partly cloudy Thursday; Stud rain or snow Friday and EP e colder. Eddi ., VOL. XLII No. 90 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 26, 1933 Editorials w Co-Operation Between ent And Administration; e Tolan A Victim of Race Edice. PRICE FIVE CENTS Banking Bill Starts Debate On Currency Bingham Says Expansion Proposals Are Unsound; Senator Borah Replies Inflation Projects Assailed In House Depreciation In Monetary System Brings On...…
…10&f 4,a a113 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ==t= ANN ARBOR, MIChIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1932 PRICE FIVE CE I I *1 .e . _ _ ._. .. LABOR MVEMENT COLLAPSES UHINE STAT RPESO Strikes Continue i Vanelcia, Malaga, and Seville; Many Arrests. RIOTING NEAR CORDOBA Communist Movement in Tereul Province Becomes Serious. MADRID, Jan. 25.-(IP)-The Na- tion-wide extremist movement to' establish a proletarian dictatorship appeared to have collapsed tod...…
…,STAOLISkED 189 Lw qau iailg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL NO. 8. ANN ARB3OR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PRESIDE T Discon tinue N s DIE Union Board Votes to Opera FOURTH PRESIDENT Of MICHIlGAN FINAL PRODUCTION GRET TAPPEA; R!TVREEVNIVEDSI1TY FfSTTRNE aSOU R ICHJGA NAFTER S TBEPRESENTED PROESRALKWN EASY ICTORY HELD OFFICE HHREF NIC6HT AFTER JinHOPF IJNWJR PROGRAM' 9OVER TORONTO '11 / A...…
…ESTABLISHED -- 7 03 gai Ii &IIM A1SSOC IATIEDy PRESS Vol. XXXIX No. 93. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1929 EIGHT PAGES SCCNTROVERSY EXPECTED OSFORMER SENATOR DIES G TVERCCT SLIDGE STAND WHILE OINA BETMAEEMENT O SMTH M PNAUBLFICSdn oldesili nitn nVESOSOR UNDERWOD O NTILFIHS WArEsidntnJ-limination I 4CG Idct ersy kin te Senata e LWa sL SrtRA G tsiun fro c truiser xATTE K KINX HOME BUT PILOTS HE cosrConstbi ocuton re qureSmi...…
…T ESTABLISHED 1890 C, , r, It an tt1 MEMBER ASSOCITATED PRESS . VOT. V'XVYVTT ?T~O Y V 4. A-A.1L V ti. INO. M) EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENT£f Z, - ... CO9LIDE SEES SPLIT Ho IN BRITISH AMERICAN VIEWS ON NEAR [J4S and H use And Senate Conferees Reach Big Ten Heads Silent Agreement On Compromise Radio Bill About 'Round Robin' (By ssoiatd Pess Football Schedules (By A...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 PPF rj(P Afwm~v~wa ll MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOI4 XXXVI. No. 109 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUAR Y 26, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS DOCTORS ATTEND CLINICS HERE AS PART OF PRO6RAM OSPITAL STAFF HOLDS CLINICS AND DEMONSTRATIONS IN MORNING DEAN CABOT TALKS Iathological Conference Discusses Fatal Cases In Session; _ Movies Used Attending more than 20 clinics and demonstrations and one general meet- ...…
…WEATHER AND COLDER TODAY r A6F AbP Aii iSS0lATED PRI lEASED WIRE SER MEMBER WESTERN CONF.ER EDITORIAL ASSOCL V. No. 91 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE .... _ _..r.... ......r. . INCfREAS E ENTS FOR ITO LA TWO CHANGES PLANNED FOR ENTRANE REQUISITES TO SChOOL COLLEGE GRADUATION NECESSARY I N 1928 Acknowledge Automobile Gift To Uil- versty Near East Expedition Reguirements for...…
…TXHE WEATHER N (I. IiXXiII N. 91. I EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. JANUARY 2G, 1923 EIGHT PAGES NAME, IT "YOST IELD OUSE" PRICE FIVE CENT. LATIN.A~ DEEAEfoed ovel f g tUG WLPLE N o S eaks Toni gt WORKING TO SAVE ENGIlSH A UTHOR, LAUSANNE PARLEY SPEAKSTONIGHT FRENCH AM ITALIANS READY TO tWELL IOWN NOELIST WILL ;AkE CONCESSIONS IF TALK ON "BOOKS AND ;t Iii" FRIEN, SHIP" French 2S'Ytra.StistE J..ICLEMENTri SMITH 9IIINI fhlnflriaUUI~ ...…
…AND WARMER OW FLURRIES 04 1 AIWA k6 A .: 4 ... atA a jDAY ANDDTI( I SERV] 11. No. 90 ANN AR3Oi l MICHIGAi THURSDAY, JAkUARY 26, 1922 PRICE "Rica r 9FARMER TO BOARU' 15 iMPRACTICABLEI -CALHOUN BELIEVES AGRICULTURISTS CAN- NOT BE HELPED BY BILL - CLAIMS ACTION WOULD BE CLASS LEGISLATION Says.Federal Reerve System Must Be Free of Polities to Function Properly That the attempt by the "agricultur- al bloc" in the senate to force the p...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW; LITTLE TEMPERATURE CHANGE r 5k I§U :43ait j ASSOCIATED PRESS DRAY AND NIGHIT1111 SERVICE VOL. XXXI. No. 84. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1921. PRICE FIVE PRICE FIVE r INDUSTRIAL LABOR REDUCED 37 PER' KENT SINCE 1920 NUMBER OF PERSONS EMPLOYED 8,47,459 LESS THAN YEAR AGO GOVERNMENT FINISHES NATIONWIDE SURVEY Workers May Now Be Following Other Pursuits Not Covered by Investigation (By Associat...…
…TIHE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW FLURRIES TODAY AJW AjKW AlW Iaitlj PIRESS DAY Adis -NI(UHT I SERVICE VOL. XXIX. No. 86. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1919. PRICE THR MICHIGAN BEATEN BY NORTHWESTERN AFTER HOT TUSSLE DEFENSIVE PLAY IS STRONG POINT ON EACH TEAM FINAL SCORE 17-16; TIE AT END OF HALF (arpus and Williams Bright Lights for Michigan; Eison Back on Purple Sqnad (Special to The Daily) Chicago, Jan. 25.- Michigan lost t6 ...…
…-J wY J.jCL . 1 nAL, r R AND COLDER TODAY I V -4mv Ai 4w UNITED PRES DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE I I VOL. XXVIL No. 87. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1917. PRICE FIVE C t IBSEN'S "PILLARS of SOCIETY" WINS MUCH APPLUSE FIRST WORK OF NORWEGIAN AU- THOR PRESENTED ON MICHI. GAN CAMPUS J. C. CARY, '19, MAKES EXCELLENT SHOWING Lena Sackett, '18, Makes Hit With Im- personation of Small Boy "Pillars of Society," Henrik Ibsen...…
…THE DAILY $1.50 NEWS OF THE WORLD AND THE CAMPUS F i If Iff 11 "amp f. Phones:a-Edito i2 214 BusiWess 90 TELEQRAL'i SERYW101 BY filE NEW YORK SUN 7L0 XXVI. No. F5. ANN ARDOR, MRrICI;'N. VEDN:SDAY, JANUARY 26, 1916. 1 PRICE FIVE CENTI ullgwi P NEW PLAN FOR HON01 SISEM AMONG ENGINEERS (0O1U)LITTEE REVISES OLI) PLAN BECAUSE OF OPPOSITION TO SIGNING PLEDGES WILL NOT REQUIRE PLEDGES Students Simply Asked to Subscribe to Principles by Signi...…
…The $2.50 Michigan Daily L~o"al$2.00 flail $2.50 . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JJANUARY 26, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS TED MEN TO EET IN HONOR )F EDEMEYER L H E WEATHER MAN A 1913 David and Goliath THE 3IHHIOAN DAILY WILL PUBLISH "J HOP" EDITION. i eul Services Eulogizing ate o--ressman Will Be Helda i4 o iversity Hall This .ifternoon. APICAL SKiETCH TO the BE IYEN BY F. A. STIVERS s Expected that $10,000 Can Be Rai:ed for -0h...…
…fl Y, JANUARY 26, 1912. 'AN CLUB PLANS NY ENTERTAINMENTS NEW COT DE Changes in istry i ven next Sunday at a St. Andrew's church es will deal with th Torces- A series of entertainments has been 30ston, planned by the Cosmopolitan club for ires in the second semester. The principal event is a .'National Night" in which series all the representative nationalities of 10:30 the organization will take a part. Spe- . The cial features peculiar t...…
…Vol XX. ANN ARBOR, MI~lhIGAN, 'II I 1SIIA'l_,J \\l k\ t, 101r.To F.1 WFJIBL o ~ UTOI \W G N i31 PIINA El)t" I F.ORllR a1O CO\l I I. INDEPENDENTS GE R ELATIONS RUMORED II olpetoorish'oltll h lwdv O11O1EMES1atanJA110'f.b tak en 01 hu ion 11 ti Ondi OR jOijllBE l n>11 Ann \ it \t telruntn . ')fi- EXTRA BOOTH ROOM} _ arm loab nodn its h1st1ri1 cetebra ,_ Bo___liton \ teeo ewilt rec t llti tittutof -\\'aollirltn', 10111111 tmt llow t1 ali. lo t atn...…
…TheMkichigan Daily .,NN cRBOGRMICHIGAN,XXI iN) I? )'X.A\XNC RX 6, >r VoI.. XX. f _ CHANCES ARE GOOD )I ,,) .II RAISE I N BOARD FOR EAST'ERN MEET I tht sicc~iliii ts:, ;:~c ccctc IS THREATENED Statistics Show Michigan (lose dlie cla ewcoarse hasli et ar-"Present High Market Prices Second to Harvard for Inter-' rancd i- ccIx emstr I wl cc Prevent Any Profit," IBoarding collegiate Track Honors. cccIri lucid ianidciiwienitle c Xctu-House Keepe...…
…TheMichigan Di ANN ARBOR, \IICIGA\, SUNDANY, JANUARY 26, 19083o.88 Voi.. XVIII. r . 8 . -, ILLINI STUDENTS EXPLAIN VIEWS Claim They Have Always Been in Favor of Lenient Schedule! -Maroon Answers Editorial.' Thelliii.'itstudient pulication it NV ITNEfY MANAGER ATTrNDS CLUBSD~ PREPARING R1+ RIARSAL OF M ICHIGENDAUUD I lite Univiersity it Illinofli r )its itie fl- "A loeal luminusti ofti iflciignt tsus wilte ladtalolalatiot iof leunivte...…
…The Michigan Dail y ANN ARBORM'H\N IflY, JAMItARY 26), 1)7 No. 88. VOL. XVII. PRESIDENT ANGELLS REPORT COMPLETED ltmphasiscs Inability of Appropria- tions to fleet Expenses-Athletic Situation Briefly Outlied. In Ptresidentttangl' report to the hard o regent.t, for tit' yer eodig Sept. 30, 11)0(, teUresitys lck of roter futnds to mort theprsnned ,If the istitution is pairly set forttl. The attnrdance hIas bet ireasitg ra- idly tfe faculty li...…
…The Michiga n Daily 'NN ARBOR, NITCH111 IGNFIDAY),N 3 A bN .6 , 100(. 'OL. XVI. No. 80. Three Thousand _____Students Protest DEAN SMALL BRANDS TRIBUNE STORY AS FALSE Chicago Publication Viciously Attacks Michigan With Professor Patten- gill as the Target. TiheChtiicago Tiriunie of yestrda' isIC makea h v icious attachiupot Sch gin athletcC offcias with Prof A. It. Patengli illthetrgt caing u~ Amt cent foothll cionferece. Sml in ther prom' ...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, i905 NO. 84 TRACK WORK. Feete Jump.s S F'eet, I I Inclhes - tiarrels to es Fast Lap- First "I~ne Frials of the Year. c];ci tt t]rt u itlr. '1' noc a in {) 'Will"l e1I f ( 'l ; d 1 1 0 1 0 V I_ ' '''' - 1 Y 1' I 't , < ) a tr','1.1', )u 1> I J HOP DECORATIONS, Plans for the 1906 Hop-Innovation in the Shape of a Smilax Roof. ;l° ll)ihd the rtask n'forrthemo. All c ra ca~lllitt~c S II the...…
…Th e'Micigan Dail1y VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1904. No. 8 DR. ABBOTTS [[CTUJR[.i ALUMNUS OF 1849 DEAD. OFICIA[ PROGRAMr ISSU[D! PROFESSORS SICK. Dr. Edmsond Anderson one of im j- The disagreeable weater of last oneof the Best Numbersof the Course most tr ) inert of Michigan's alumni,l Joit Meeting of Michigan Political wee has casedta great (eal of sick- a-aGheae ScecrAoeetsesdteLednss ifl f rpandi many -Greeted by Large...…
…p4. n r- 1 y : y ._ r : : . " .r.. + . ...raw . . Y " + _ ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNRAY, JANUARY 26 If VERY HOT DEBATE. Michian-Chicago Football Schedule MV- Arranged. Althogh the Decision Was Criticised -it i inent"igrility bet teett tian by the Audience All the Members 11.1 F of t'it :ti:ti intttritti. Of the Team Are Conidered tie tttttet-tttked-f i tjt 5el' i ittitit Strong, te tiiitivesttesvethletr titlil 't;I'" i 115 Suul it tIu1lt T nctis i ...…
…SheN No' at VOL. XI. Announcement I~Our special line of foreign and domestic fabrics For the Fall and Winter of 5900 has arrived and is arranged for inspec- tion. The ame careful attention is given to the styles and finish of every suit, whether to be used for business purposes or for full dress) occasions. G, H WILD CO., so8 E. Washington St. WLDEWS PRMACY YOU KNOW where to get.. A GOOD LUNCH AND SMOKE R. E. Jolly, 308 S. State Street. NO...…
…She Ref 94 Pail VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURUiAY. JANUARY '26, 1901. No 91 Announcement CHORAL UNION CONCERT ( Broadsword Duel Today AL. Our spca ieTeSpiering Quartette and Prof. Win. Air exhiblitioin o1' broaidswordi fenicing, ut' secial line A. Howland Were Well Received Aivl be giv-en by the (tuilleraucty hrt,- If of foreign and By a Large Audience. thersl it thet U. of AI. Fe'ncing club this domtllestic fabrics afternoon. These ...…
…VOL. X. ANN ARIBOR 41[01., FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1900. No. 9. * UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS.( America. Every reader of Chaucer Candidates for the Track Team. Ii acknowledges a neavy debt of grst I The ollowing men haded in their Del tne to the Founder and Diretrio \IVefac.. per Addresses at Detroit Schools h une ocey vrbd name fo track work at the meeting T ae the great Oxford Dictionary re HFine H Piof. Fiancis 'AN Kelsey was the meners that sitot Dr...…
…VOL. IX, No. 89., ANN ARBOR, MIH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1899. Tm Er, 10Cxswi UDON'T DO IT. Banquet o Washington Alumni. S. L A. IN TROUBLE _ -r LI 1 Senator (Cushman K. Davis was President Angell Does Not Think last Tuesday night elected president Cochran and Wendling Want tot That the Uniersityj Should Leave of the Wasingtoni Alumni assoia- Come the Same Night IAnn Arbor. tioui of the University of Michigan. P'resident Lathers of the Stuiet ...…
…tic . Of VOL VIII No. 84. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1898. PRIaCE-3 CENTLS. WILD Has received a full line of Novelties for Fall andWinterlin Suits, Trousers, and Overcoatings N. 108 E. WASHINTON ST. NEAR MAIN Allegretti's Chocolates.... Freh' every 'week. Only in packages- 60o a pound. Lowney's[if you prefer. PALMERS' PHARMACY PIPE SALE T FOR THE NEXT WEEK. Jsust received a fresh suppl of Allegreti, and Williams and Werners...…
…Adk 7 = i Ilk h U"* A VOL. VII. No 81. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1897. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. W DIL1D,@o Leading Talor' AND IMlPORTER. FULL OHESS SUITS A SPECIALTY, NO. 2 E, WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN. SOAP!! 'We'sve got a fioe assortmeot of good pore toilet 50a1s5 n0 per- fome 10 them, just so00w sod all ooap for 10, a Cake, 3 for 25. Try a cako onet time. $ PALMER'S PHARMACY. d 46 S.!STATE ST. DEEP CUT IN GENTS' SHOES $.00 'SHOES...…
…IJC U. of M . W1ail VOL, V. No. 83. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATUTRDAY , JANUARY 2(l,l9. Pattut: ,TiIailtE CENTS. T{EUNOoPRT. ia rental 1'ee wh lit'h lenllimes ovecr Athletics at Smith College. palYs 101rall iihe e hiosofi etling t1o Tll c-i--iet OhilberI-of tho( 'i-turi-l THE SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEA- 1-miiiii5 l ld for dancing. BU Mligaeziili' (Oitaiis a1n iterstsings(-i- SON. stillsniore unjust clodiset 511 lieiiit coof articles oil h'e...…
…Vol". IV. ---No. 8. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1894. PR~nE, THEEN CENTS. MR. POST s SECOND LECTURE. The exposition of the H-ery I OUR CHALLENGE ACCEPTED. _ -TO Gife Aufai - George theory by Mr. Pot was en-i The Inter-Collegiate Debate Wil be An Exposition of the "Single Tax" tertainingly clear, and famnishes a for the Next Two Years litMnti-lelpnilad by an Able Advocate andwihNrhetr.ehve:oufn lapeisad Earnest orker. Igood basi...…
…je 'eof , . 1 . VOL. III.-N-O. TS. VOL. 11-No 78. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THUiRSDlAY, J A-NLAIIY26, IS9<l. PscTttzeCNS Tfji.,,F, , CENTS. THE JANUARY INLANDER. ;K. Friedman, and "Anita," by f U. OF P. MAY WITHDRAW, }Stewairt 1:. White. The Alumni Question Discussed by She is Disgusted at the New Rule - Ralph Stone-A Number of n erse, Lawreiice A.1cI ii ill Passed by the Inter-Collegiate Good Things. has the prize poem, Broken FotalAsiton ...…
…jI I. of . a . Vocr. 11.-No. S 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAIN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26;, 1892. The Mock Congress. seating capacitys of the auditorium! U. of P. Base-Bail Team. -- is about -cc. The seconti session of the Mlock of The cantidts for tite V. of i11. (otgress, swhiclh at presenst is limited r ebidngi osrutdo eamt beegsnpraice in Craig's Rid granite anti. brown stonse ansi the iadlhonas to thirty members, was hteldinitsroottetroasm colt...…
…WaLp t ..__ __ . . UN I Rs1TY OF MICIGAN, TIUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1S.91 I'nicv,, Funst Czx-rs. bAN'I\t the experience of College Alen who know and appreciate The APnlebee Lecture. lectures has heen (lute large ini spite COMMUNICATION. 'The j'sitar t Iancuc a rossd- ftefc hteaiain r dlatnight iwti iithaauieceieater neirat ha NI 'r. plilcee's lec- toillir ttoireccto-nightis oOthlillo a drama li 1 t fthe seres of iih 5licritedu scx ac~s are lecture...…
