…. . . ..: v sv" a as caaa.a £r~ZE WvvE TRANSPORTATION USED CARS I FOUND-A gray coin purse in the area of N. Univ. Call 665-3329. A30 FOUND--Student's horn-rimmed glasses at Michigan European Car. A10 LOST-Delta Phi Epsilon sorority pin. If found, please turn in at 2nd floor desk, Ad. Bldg. A34 FOUND-Field glasses, owner identify by writing Box 27, Michigan Daily, describing the glasses and telling where lost. A33 LOST-Lady's gold wrist ...…
…[8 THlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESI ~1 4 r E 1J t k Li Kr' t j A U Li t NOW IN PROGIRES r0 A AND ... nL, 1 3 1130stly I vu~f all sales final " no mail or phone orders " no C. 0. D's …
…X 29, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE8 Y 29, 1962 HE ICH __A ______ PAW~! K Iz VfL UL ;t Y ditorial 'ntinued from Page 4) New Flagpole I don't think this process works ery well. The question, "What hall I do with my life," is the sin- le most important one a student aces, but it is seldom given the' bought 'it deserves. Sometimes here is no conscious choosing at 11, merely a following of the path ne happens to stumble on. Some- imes a stu...…
…THE MICHIG~AN DbAILY TEDY TUESDAY.l Annomoing ... THE SECOND ANNUAL FOLK FESTIVAL AT GROSSINGER'S HOTEL GROSSINGER, NEW YORK September 4th to 7th, 1962 For Beautiful Color Brochure And All Information, Write To GOYA GUITARS 53 W. 23rd St., New York 10, N.Y. 'M' Nine Plays Western Michigan in NCI 4 t«> By MIKE BLOCK College baseball season over? Not for the Wolverines. r. _ Today is the first day of the NCAA District 4 playoffs at Wes...…
…, MAY 29,1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY isar_1 MAY 2, 192 TH MTCTGANBA__ PAGE NI~ The, WihnfeI' Cince By MIKE BURNS The rit of Michigan T SEEMS LIKE ONLY LAST WEEK that I took my first long walk down to the huge Michigan Stadium and gaped at its seemingly end- ss mouth, filled with ant-like people scrambling for their seats. That as my introduction to Michigan athletics as a student. Four short years have passed since then. They haven't been par...…
…TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEN TUE MICHIGAN DAiLY L Vu1.7UA UICK, RELIABLE: 'U Doctor Helps Develop Test To Detect Alcohol DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN .1..A..'~iH.4.:N^ 4{:Yt1.{.. ......ss.. ...... ........... . . ..... .f:f...... J ':.. :....: f.{{.4,. 4hhi%{. 1n1 .{. F. .T: ..............'..... .{:{...h44 .. .... A n..t...........i ..... ...t{:{:."««411"{: {t'.^'.i.' ... .' :. ..{^.. {n .....':".".5 1 .v AY::. . . . :. (Continued from Page 4) ...…
…A COMFORTABLE HAMMOCK? (See page 4) Y Latest Deadline in the State 4iai14p PARTLY CLOUDY, WARMER VOL.LXVII, No. 174 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1957 TEN PAGES Budget Increase Loses in House Democrats Defeat GOP Attempt To Soften Sharp Defense Cuts WASHINGTON (AP)-House Democrats aided by some Republicans yesterday beat down the first attempt by GOP leaders to soften sharp cuts in President Dwight Eisenhower's defense budget....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 29,1957 I SECTION B - South side of pavement. - Education (in front),. Engineering (behind Ed.), Architecture (behind Eng.), Medicine (behind Arch.) SECTION C - On grass field in a line about 303 South of East - Nursing (in front), Law (behind Nursing), Pharmacy (behind Law), Dental (be- hind Pharmacy), Business Adminis- tration (behind Dental), Natural Re- sources (behind Business Admin.) SECTION D - On ...…
…Ti MAY 29 195'7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;ONOMICS PROFESSOR:. Watkins Retires After Long Career at University. 40 Cab in Counselors' Posts Still Open at 'U' Camp By JOHN AXE "Things have changed a lot since I first came to the University back in 1922." These were the words of Prof. Leonard Lyon Watkins of the eco- nomics department as he settled back in his chair in the quiet, time encrusted office on the second floor of the old gray economics b...…
…k EL7r ~idriigan Dtily Sixty-Seventh Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "While You're Talking, I'll Bring Some More Chairs" 'When Opinilaos Are Free Truth Will Prevail" AT THE STATE Twelve Angry Men' Effective, Credible TWELVE ANGRY MEN has been the subject of much critical interest amon...…
…AT, MAY 29,1957 '1'HE MICHIGAN DAILY PACEFWT AT, MAY 29, 1957 TilE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC41 1~'TVI! a v aJ . a LI etermination, Humor To Aid Snyder in Mission 4 RAISE OF $12.50 Residence, Halls Board Approves Reid roPrease (Continued from Page 1) By TAMMY MORRISON When Dick Snyder leaves the University, it will be to fulfill a mission. The mission is, at the moment, only a general area-human rela- tions-but the spirit behind it is the one ...…
…". six THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1957 , FARRELL SMITH COMMENT: Indians Find Pennant Race Tough By FRED KATZI 'A' Crowns Taken By Sig Eps, Strauss (This article was written following a series of interviews in the Cleveland Indians' dressing room after the De- troit-Cleveland game Monday night.) DETROIT - The atmosphere was as cheerful as a Charles Ad- dams' cartoon. The Cleveland Indians had just been manhandled by the T...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 195? THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AGE SEVEN M' Squad Seeks NCAA Net Title IN CONFERENCE GOLF: Balanced Field Aids Badgers By PAUL BORMAN k Cross the bridge when you come to it. That has been the philosophy of Michigan's tennis team this sea- son. So far it has been very suc- cessful. This season the squad ex- tended its dual meet winning streak to 43 straight, longest of an...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 057 TIC, MICHIGAN DAILY THhMCIA AL EDEDY A 915 Organization NoticesI Wolverine Club, Block M Committee Sign-ups, Wednesday, May 29 through Friday, May 31, Wolverine Office, 2522 Student Activities Building. Education School Council, final busi- ness meeting, May 29; 4:10, 3524 Stu- dent Activities Building. Graduate Outing Club, canoeing, hik- ing, swimming, and other activities, every Sunday during the summer, 2:00, R...…
…v THE MICHIGAN DAILY I DAILY CLASSIFIED ADS ROOM AND BOARD SINGLE ROOMS for men in fraternity house. $50 for summer. Call Treasurer NO 2-1838. )E29 ATTENTION SUMMER BOARDERS, The best meals on campus will be served for $2 per day at 808 Tappan St. Call NO 3-8581, ask for Bill Pow- ell or Bob Scott. )E21 ROOM AND BOARD for summer. Very reasonable. Room $6 per week. Board 3 meals daily, $2.30, 5 days per week, For information call Al Szembo...…
….. THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESIiAY, M LAST EXHIBIT: Professor Arthur Boak Retires After 43 Years University Lends Sketches for Tours carry on systematic planting and cropping of trees there in the hope of promoting good forestry practices." In reading, Prof. Boak is fond of travel and biography books and is "fairly omnivorous. "I acquire a lot of useless infor- mation," he explained, "and do not use my leisure time for study, but for pleasu...…
…Y G 4br 4.Aitr t g an BIaii4 SHOWERS, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXV No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1956 EIGHT PAGES Sukarno Asks End to World's Cardboard Screen * * * Bush Offers . Highway Bill Compromise Sponsor of Senate Version Labels New Plan Unacceptable WASHINGTON (JP) - Senator Prescott R. Bush (R-Conn) late yesterday offered a compromise plan in the hot Senate quarrel over how to divide among ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY7 TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1958 wo Camps To Be Used i Freshman Rendezvous TRAINING CRUISE: Cadets To See World Freshman, Rendezvous, sponsored by the Office of Religious Affairs in cooperation with Inter-Frater- nity Council, Panhellenic, Inter- House Council and Assembly, will be held at two camps on Septem- ber 11-13 this fall. In addition to the regular pro- gram planned for the freshmen, a special discussion on extra-cur- ric...…
…1958 T- MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 7WRI!P a is l.f a% aaa1V."L , . Lewis TellssConference About Bad Results of Pain DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ti Constant pain may bring about severe effects, Prof. Louis W. Lewis of Medical School told the Michigan Society of Anesthesiolo- gists recently. Physical, emotional and mental changes may be brought about in a person experiencing prolonged pain, he said. Prof. Lewis noted that narcot- ics used to relie...…
…E{eI4jgan tBal Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "Oh, Joyous Day" ' Opinions Are Free, uth Will Prevail" torials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staf writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. L1956 'U' LITTLE SYMPHONY: Stu...…
…1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SPEAKING... OFF THE CUFF SPRING FEVER By Virginia Robertson SPRING HAS NEVER really come to stay this year. She only. seems to poke her head in the door and then to run away. But her hurried appearances have been enough to infect exam- ridden students with that old familiar ailment, spring fever. It's all around you now. People stare into space in the library, with a glassy-eyed expres- sion, or walk down the sidewalk...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TURsI) Diamondmen Tie for 4th; 'Ifs' Fail To Fall into Place C.. EASY DOES IT-Duke sophomore Dave Sime shows the graceful form which has made him one of the leading hurdlers in the country. Sime has been asked by U.S. Olympic officials to give up the timber-topping, however, and to concentrate on sprinting for the coming Olympic Games. They fear he might injure him- self while hurdling. kSailin Club.Will Seek atonal Coee...…
…29, 1956 TgL MCSIGAN DAILY 29, 1956 TEE MICWTGAIV BATTY Golf,' Balance Aids 'M' Golfers At Evanston McMasters, Micklow, Schubeck Lead Way By DALE CANTOR ". .golfers enter season with well-balanced squad." ". . golf team shows fine over- all balance in opener." ". . Katzenmeyer plagued by remarkably well-balanced team." Michigan's 1956 golf season has suffered from an overdose of such words during the past months. But that's how the story go...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1956 I dL~AAA ~ JAILY OFFICIAL BULIETIN Student Activities Building Goes Up MI (Continued from Page 4) . School, at 9:00 a.m. Chairman, B. 0. Hughes. Doctoral Examination for James Wil- fred Clark, Philosophy; thesis: "Wolf- gang Koehier's Conception of Direct Ex-1 perience," Fri., June 8, 2214 Angell Hall, at 10:00 a.m. Chiarman, C. L. Stevenson. Placement Notices The following schools have list...…
… BOOK CENSORSHIP See Page 4 C, 4c Latest Deadline in the State 4hr 741k, tt lqqq WPF I 14 w F, 4 v FAIR, COOLER SIX PAGES VOL. LXII, No. 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1952 SIX PAGES U I 1 Pre-Memorial Day Parade *. * Q STEPPING OFF from the Rack- ham Mall at 7 p.m. yesterday, 30 local groups wound their way through the city to the sound of bands and the throbbing of drums in a pre-Memorial Day parade. Explaining the...…
…TWO THE MICIRGAN DATLY THURSDAY, MAY 29. 1952 ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___I __ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __a 4 f GETS 'HOPWOOD' : Retiring Contest Director Cowden Given Award * * After nearly 20 years of pre- senting Hopwood awards to stu- dents, Prof. Roy Cowden yesterday received a few of his own. The well known director of Hop- wood aw...…
… THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Illini MSC Golf Squads Lowly Rated Have Little Chance For BigTen Crown (Third in a Series) By DICK BUCK Unless they show much more than they have shown thus far this season, the Michigan State, Illinois, and Indiana golf squads will present little threat in the battle for the Big Ten golf crown .tomorrow and Saturday. Indiana finds itself in the best shape of the three, having at least chalked up ...…
…GE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 29, I D52 GE FOUR THURSDAY, MAY 29, 193~ Book Censorship W ITHIN THE past year, censorship of school and college text-books has reach- ed unprecedented heights. According to a report in the New York Times by Benjamin Fine, censorship is being carried out very effectively by ultra-patriotic groups who are easily aroused by books they consider "sub- versive" for one rgason or another. There are also...…
… MAG 14~ THURSDAY, MAY' 29, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - U I Classes Open For Phys. Ed. In Summer Courses Will Include Tennis, Water Ballet, Co-recreational Sports Any interested coeds may enroll in the physical education classes fto be offered to students this ' summer. Students in the summer session usually have a great deal of free time and these courses will give them an opportunity for recrea- tion and learning new skills. * . * COEDS W...…
…I THE H MICIGAN IAILY THUSDIAY, MAY 29, x15 'ENSIAN MANAGER: Varied Activities Mark Traves' Campus Career By JAN WINN Neale Traves is best known on campus for his work as 1952 'En- sian business manager, but that position is only one of the many he has held during a varied cam- pus career. "My fraternity and campus ac- tivities have been the most impor-h tant influences in my college life,"} the active senior said, JUMPING INTO the center...…
…-I 0 t t fla t tj REGRESSION See Page 4' t Latest Deadline in the .State VOL. LXI, No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1951 CLOUDY AND WARMER SIX PAGES Joint Legislation Sets Draft Age at 18% Plans, for UMT Included in Bill WASHINGTON-()-A Sen- ate-House Conference Committee reached agreement on a new drafi bill yesterday and laid the founda- tion for Universal Military Train- ing in the United States. The compromise legislat...…
… PAGE TWO TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY w9, 1951 ____________________________________________________________________________________ I I 'U'Campus Clubs Elect N_ ew Heads Four more campus groups have announced their next year offi- cers' slates: IZFA--Esther Halpern, '52, pre- sident; Eugene Alpern, '54, vice- president; Betty Ellenport, '52, se- cretary; and Herb Cohen, '53, treasurer. WSSF-Ossie Dodek and Mari- lyn Karasek, '53, co...…
…Y, MAY 29, 2951 TIE MfCHIE7AN DlAILY PACE 111E 1 1141111.l L'11 LAayLl ' SAu(r+ a 11 ine Plays Host to Spartans inSo - .._ ' ,, -.. }r w Larsen Seeks Second Win Over Michigan State Today Triumph Will Put Improved Wolverines Above Opponents in Conference Standings Raymond Sig Eps in Golf Title by Seven Strokes W ins D aily By DICK LEWIS Chicago with a 92. Dale Bowens ing and a five-run fourth innin Sigma Phi Epsilon linksmen counted w...…
…. , FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY . TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1951 U 1. r Regression W HEN A legislative body fights as long and confusedly as the Student Legisla- ture did last week over an organizational point, one would expect that they would reach a well-considered conclusion. Perhaps that is too much to expect. The disputed proposal itself, which would grant speaking privileges in the Legislature to representatives from cer- tain campus groups, w...…
…TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1951,.. TNF, MTC HTGAN DAILY lp A V-P. Invim TH11i'1 Te11 TT 11j V'AT1V\Aj/9-2j jt j malts # l v ill I ADPi, Kappa Delta Delegates To Attend National Sessions Members To Travel to Georgia, California; Convention To Highlight Varied Activities Alpha Delta Pi sorority, the old- Janet Barker and Annette Fish, est secret society for college wo- er will represent the local chapte: men, will hold its Centennial Con- of Kappa D...…
… GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1951 VILITARY MATTERS: CADETS' DAY: Annual ROTC Awards Bureau Will Start Vet Plan Draftee Assigned to Fort Ord EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a -series of articles by Pvt. Peter Hotton, '50, describing the pre-over- seas shipment experience of a modern day infantryman. Pvt. Hotton, a for- mer Daily night editor, is now in Tokyo. By PVT. PETER HOTTON After a long period of the usual hrry...…
…SCHOOL SPIRIT See Page 4 Y it 4au 4kv .Ak A - 4:)Zttt]g COLD, SNOW AND RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. IIQ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Settle Charge Of Election Irregularities Daily Moderates 7-Hour Session Delegates from the Forestry Club, the Union and the Student Legislature Election Committee resolved their differences over the recent Union vice-presidential election in a seven-hour ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY _. _ _. + Classified Advertising A. --- ! DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Science, and the Arts: June meet- ing, Mon., June 2, 4:10 p.m., Rm. 1025, Angell Hall. Hayward Ken is ton FOR SALE SUN GLASSES $3.50. U.S. Surplus-Air Force-4-base lens with pearloid sweat bar. Sam's store, 122 E. Wash- lngton. )14 A CHOICE building site for country home, 40 acres, ideally located. 4 miles west Ann Arbor, restricted. $400 per ...…
…THUR.SDAY, MAY 29,1917 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SEMESTER ROUND-iP: $40,000 OFFER Political Emphasis Shown Professor, Ss In urvey of V Events Yi ° In Waterf ED: Students Compete rout Design Contest (Conti lued from Page 1) an hour for "trowel trades" work- ers on University building proj- ects was announced by Vice-Presi- dent Marvin L. Niehuss after more than 100 workers walked out on their jobs. May 3: The state administra- tion gave the go-ahe...…
…SPACE FOtJ3 THE MICHIGxANDITLY THURSDAY; MATTER OF FACT: School Spirit IN AN EDITORIAL Tuesday calling for the revival of the Union Opera, the writer mentions the unhappy fact that "too much of the student spirit which helps, make a University great has disappeared from the Michigan campus." He then suggested that the revival of the Opera might stimulate interest in some of the fine Michigan songs and sayings of the past. The writer mak...…
…THUIRSDAY, AY S, .147 THE MICHIGA DAILY PACE II -m~_ -m Applications for Rooms Due For Summer, Fall Terms- Dorms, Houses Will Remain Open 4, 748 Coeds Seek Autumn Housing Women's dormitory applications now being accepted for the Sum- mer term are limited to those women now in residence at the University, all other applicants be- ing referred to supplementary housing. The supplementary housing will includ~e graduate houses, league hou...…
…~PAGESIX THE MICIHGAN DAILY TW'HUSD4Y, ..... ....... _ ....._ . .. ... _.. T, _ - -----_ _ __...__ , Michigan, OSU Nines Tangle Today to Decide Second Place AN EDITORIAL: Colleges Must U prooit S ei-P rt essiEonalis in Faced with the necessity of sweeping both games from its run- ner-up rival in order to finish sec- ond in the Big Nine, Michigan writes the final chapter in its 1947 baseball book when it squares off against Ohio State at...…
…MAY 29, 1947 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN >herty Picks 12'M' Thinclads for Big Nine Battlei 1 04 1 - - , I EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last of three articles dealing with the teams which will represent Michigan in Conference Championship mnets this week- end. Tennis and golf have previously been covered. 0 By BUD WEIDIENTHAL Twelve members of Michigan's track squad will travel to Evanston, Ill. to participate in the 47th annual outdoor...…
…7 TlE MICHIGAN DAILY r Initiates Join Phi Kappa Phi Coed To Get $100 Scholarship Award Seven University professors and 238 graduate students and grad- uates-to-be will be initiated into Phi Kappa Phi honor society at 8 p.m. today in Rackham Lecture Hall. An award of $100 for outstand- ing scholarly achievement will be presented to Patricia A. Williams in behalf of the Society by Dean Alice C. Lloyd. "The Role of Research in the Social Scien...…
…SPEECH CLINIC AIDS CHILDREN See Page 2 Y A6F 41P 411 tr t gun 4nAJIF i]g FAIR AND WARMER VOL. LVI, No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1946 PRICE FIE CENTS Credit Extended To France byU.S. $1,370,000,000 Granted to Begin Fovir-Year Reconstruction Program 1By The Associated Press WASHTNGTON, May 8- The United States extended a $1,370,- 000,000 credit to France tonight to help her begin a four-year reconstruction program,. Leo...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEIDNESDAY, MAY 9, 191G PAGE TWO WEPNESDAY, MAY 29, 194( /' tn te WE AS AMERICANS cannot but fear Presi- dent Truman's new labor legislation. If this bill passes the Senate and is written into law, it will completely cripple the American labor move- ment. The law would provide that when the President ordered any industry taken over by the Federal government, workers in that industry who went on strike could be ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE M1 Wolverine Nine Downs Michigan Normal, 13-5 Seven Run Rally in Ninth' Breaks Up Even Con tesi Kell, Nussbaumer Lead Attack with Homers; Pitcher's Wildness Proves Costly for Hurons By CLARK BAKER Daily Sports Editor YPSILANTI, May 28-Michigan's baseball team walked to a 13-5 win over Michigan Normal at Briggs Field here today but found the going a little tougher than anticipated...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY IVEDNLSDA , MAY 2 .9, 1949 PAGE FOUR WEONESDAY, MAY 29, 194e MUSIC, GAMES USED: Hard-of-Hearing Children Instructed at Speech Clinic By MARILYN KOEBNICK The average observer, watching two and three year olds at the Speech clinic sway in time to music and play patty-cake, would not realize that these activities are part of a method designed to teach them to speak. The Speech Clinic, experiment- ing in methods ...…
…THE rMICIIItC.AN TATIV' !mhr A 11 L 1V.1 V 1..+ ! I A.'l.Y t'1. l.'l AJ .21, IA, I. .. -PAGE VIVE Pil-CQmpus Dances To Be Held Tody Annual Olympic Ball, MemorialI Day Dance Wil Be Presented Newberry Wins Lantern Night Singing Contest Ticket Sales Navy Farewell To Open Today Ball To Feature Charlie Bird To Play For Semi-Formal Olympic Ball, a prewar tradition, will be presented by the students of the women's and men's physical edu- ca...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1940 BEAUTY PLUS BRAINS: Supervisor Lists Qualities Needed for Airline Hostess Airlines hostessing is a personality job, not a "glamour career" Faye Smith, hostess supervisor of the De- troit branch of the Pennsylvania- Central Airlines Corporation, declared in an interview yesterday. Interviewed Girls In Ann Arbor to interview girls interested in airlines hostessing work, Miss Smith said th...…
