… Weather Partly cloudy, snow flurries. Y2 Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication :4i aiti Editorial Wht The W r All About? VOi. LI No. 55 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1940 Z-23 PRICE FIVE CENTS I s Nazi U-Boats Attack Seven British Ships Sings Today Berlin Fears RurnanianNazjs Reported Speeding Menace To War Efforts Nar Ire land Planes Continue Sea Raid; U.S. Receiving Stations Pick Up SOS Signals For Period Of 14 Hour...…
…THE MICHIGAN . .E 3 ~ C ~ Y~ .L "lIX TUESDAY. DECEMBER 3.__ 1940 THi ie Tt L v l l 'H 1\ L rb IV1' IA l MlV""1AAa, a. .,a ., .. ,.71/4-X1} ji{.!lii lUL' 11 J} la7YV I _.: _ i t Seger _Will SpeakTomorrow i Gerhart Seger, former member of the German Reichstag, will speak un- der the auspices of the local Commit- tee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the lec- ture room of the Rackham Building. "The German Fifth ...…
… TUESDIAY, bf-AEM1 4lt 3, 1,44 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P.F~G Tllflf' Michigan Ranked Third In Final Associated Press R atings ,._.........dw.«.,,. . _n_,_._.,__. ®._.__...,....,...._.._.w...a___..._.._.. ._.. _ .. . ...._ w....._ ..._.i den wirtehafter's DAILY DOUBLE :: W A 11owl Of Soup . The Double was very sad yesterday when it noticed that Nebraska had been selected to represent the East in the Rose Bowl classic New Year's Day. It was ...…
…WAGE FOUR TH E MICH IAN TATLY TUESDlAY, DECEMBE~R 3. 1940 will, THE MICHIGAN DAILY JiMG TUT M r A vT p$"* - -C - - 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 republication of a...…
… 1TUESDA'Y, DECEMBER 3, 1944 -t. -- THR MTCHI ir.A TlA TT.Y S ~jTh M1CTiTE2A~ tbAtT~r £ £3.~X~ W £ V Za rAkNE VIVE Engineers' Dance To Be Held Jan. 16 In Union ballroom 4,- 'Modernism' To Be Theme Of Annual Bal t' 111GB TIME! Ti I ( I! King Will Head Committee; Ticket Sale Begins January 6; Band To Be Announced Later "Modernism" will be the theme of the annual winter Engineering Ball to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. F...…
…qTJX TIE MIIChIGA N DAILY TTUEiDA. hEF.MIR A. 19411 . . ........... ...... . . . . . ........ . ..... ................... news of the dorms By GoRlA,,NlSfHON and DAVE LACHENBRUCH December birthday gals will "take country has as much success as the the cake" at Stockwell's party in one aforementioned, it would be a their honor tonight. These parties fine thing, so if you find, in looking always take place after everyone else through your c...…
… Weather Jr Sir igan Fair To Partly Cloudy. aitt3 Editorial A Separate Air Arm In Modern War .+,' VOL. LII. No. 56 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1941 Z-323 I Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Questions Troop Moves By Jap Army In Indo-Chna Act Hampers Negotiations For Peaceful Settlement Of Problem In Far East Future Of Parleys Depends On Nippon WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. -(M) The Navy Department reported to- day a warning by the Brit...…
…i THE MICHIGAN DAILY = a - -- - --- ----- --r---- ------ --- -- - -- Gargoyle Satire Of Mademoiselle WillSoon Appear On Campus This isn't just "To Amuse Our- selves"-it's a parody, Gargoyle's an- nual, which will be released soon, this time fashioned after MADEMOI- SELLE, national women's magazine. Recalling their LIFE issue put out last spring, Gargoyle has ventured once again into the realm of satire and has ferreted out all of the point...…
… THE MICHIGAN IDAILY_ Giant Manager Terry Promoted To Front Office InSurprise Move JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 2-'(P) -The New York Giants unexpectedly moved Bill Terry into the front office today and named Mel Ott playing manager in a surprise shift calculated to restore the decrepit Giants to a, dominant position in the National League. Terry was' made general manager of the farm system and scouting staff and given general advisory powers inE ...…
…k -______________________________ I Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of republicationrof all other matters herein also reserved. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class mail matter. Subscriptions during the regular school year by earriew $4.00, by mail...…
…... % . I ..-, AW , 7--- THEMICHIGANDAILY_ Sophomore cabaret tickets are now on sale at the desks in the Union and the League lobbies. Salesmen will also be on campus the next few days selling them, and they may be obtained Friday and Saturday nights at the door. Table reservations may be made at the League desk. -- - Dance Temne .WilI Feature 'JIngle.. Bell' Belles And Beaux To Convene At Senior Society 'Jingle Jives; Band To Have Santa D...…
…THE- MICHiGAN DAILY WEDNEnAY, C eM~, 1941 P rof.Christian Crippled Children Kept Occupied Will Conclude By Galens Workshop Activities Recital Series Edtor Note: This is the second in his handicaps. His interests in asrisfhreatile dealing with er boys, the shop, and making arti- , case histories of children at the Uni- er alowed tdkine. Clganist To :Include Music versity Hospital who are being helped Iles was never allowed to decline 3 Ch ' B ...…
… AP 4a11; Weather Colder F VOL. LIII No. 51 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 3, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies hatter erman Attacks In Pledges Initiate Goodfellow Drive Death Scene of Two Jap Bombs Tunisia ersS American Blast Axis Bizerte, Tunis Battles Are Joined in Decisive CLast-Ditch Campaign Y for Control of Africa f ... . - __. Campus, City Sale oln .Dec. 14 An auspicious beginning to the eighth Annual Goodfellow Drive was...…
…PAGt TWO T HE - M ICHIGAN I)ATtVD TH TSIIAY, D~EC. 3, 1942 s __ .. ._s...__ . _.. . ra _ _ __._ . _ ,, : GRADS TO MEET A coffee hour for graduate students' will be held from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. today in the men's lounge on the sec-a nd-Nfloor of the Rackham building. jMICHIGAN NOW SHOWING! lI Strike Conference Called LANSING, Dec. 2.- (/)- An an- nouncement by the State Labor Medi- ation Board said today the War Labor Board has called a...…
…THE ICEHiGAN DAILY GRAPPLER GETS IN FIGHT: Bill Courtright, Mat Captain, Leaves School; Plans to Enlist _.1 I t RENCHCOMDEB r. i News that Captain Bill Courtright, wrestling captain, had withdrawn from school and intends to join the army came as a distinct setback to the hopes of the Varsity matmen. Not only will Bill's presence be missed be- cause of his ability on the mat-he is the present National Junior A.A.U. titleholder in the...…
…' - - - .a aa. = ~ A at a. S.F .i. . S S..d .5. rTw MTCTtTCA1~J nitty TtRSDfAV: flDEC .3,19 «~ a+a. r ,... us sa"r-sz a. v..['a y. "' i:/",[3 1'L 1 LaV aVI.]L[31 LaJL" VJ A$ i FiftyAThird Year Edited and managed. by students of the University of. Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of. Studentu ?blications. Published every morning except Monday during the reguIua University year, and every morning eXcept Mno- day aid Tu...…
…THURJSDAY, W~. 3, 1942 Scroll, Senior Honor Society Taps Five Outstanding Wornen Clad in their traditional caps and gowns, members of Scroll, senior hon- orary society for affiliated women, marched into various houses last night to tap five senior women. Those elected to the society are: Fran Triestram, Gamma Phi Beta; Nancy Gray, Alpha Gamma. Delta; Gloria Donen, Alpha Epsilon Phi; Frances Capps and Lorraine Dalzen, both of Pi Beta Phi.. Init...…
…FACE U i HE MiCiGAN DAi LY Schnabel, Famed Pianist, To AppearToday Deani Beineti Nade WMC Consultant 4 - - Dean Wells I. Bennett, of the Col- lege of Architecture and Design,Cre- cently was appointed a consultant on the War Manpower Commission. As advisor to Dr. Edward C. Elliot, Chief of the Professional and Tech- nical Employment and Training Divi- sion, Mr. Bennett will become a mem- ber of the group which is forming to consider thes...…
… k w 00, .4Ittgau a14 Colder VOL. LIV No. 27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1943 A "W - PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Join in Huge Drive Toward Rome Germany Allied HeadsN Propose To I Free Reich FDR, Churchill, Have Gone to Teheran To Meet Russia's Stalin By The Associated Press LONDON, Dec. 2.-An ultima- tum to Germany to surrender or be bombed to destruction, is being drawn up by President Roosevelt, Prime Minister Churchill and...…
…PAGE ZTWO TIl E MIC-I1GAN DAILY FAW 3;1943 I I ______________________ &11 1Iirvijgan Btty Fifty-Fourth Year I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON ~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 ragular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of...…
… VWA 3:, ILL:', ;, 1 4;3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !!! U PAng ~m _ _ _. ' - - . . . . ...-- Cen tr al M1iehigan first Test for Cagers Between Halves Entertainment To Highlight Varsity Hockey Match TAKING ITA EASY By ED ZALE NSKI Daily Sports Editor Wolverine Squd Opens Here Tomorrow Night Eby BIllL MULIJENDORE- igan victory although it naturally is In the last hard workout before cast in the role of favorite. the season's opener here Satur...…
…trixt rornT THEf--. M ICHiIGAN 1=L --------------- - -------- -- .............. ----------- Nurse Council Representative To Grive Th~ks Dorothy Rushy To Discuss Opportunities In Post-War Fields Miss Dorothy Rusby, representative of the National Nursing Council for War Service and the United States Cadet Nurse Corps, will hold informal discussions Monday and Tuesday in the League and in the dormitories on the opportunities for college wome...…
…'R14 Y Sir 43rn1 DiaiIi WEATHER Fair and warmer with increasing cloudiness VOL. LV., No. 28 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DEC. 3, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ruthven Supports Post-War Program Of Preparedness, Questions Value of Compulsory Military Training, Favors National Service Plan By STAN WALLACE President Alexander G. Ruthven took a stand in favor of a broad program of national preparedness following the war, said "the nature of the ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DEC. 3, 1944 First Post-War Council Panel to Be Wednesday 'Big Five, Little Fifty' Is Discussion Subject "The Big Five and the Little Fifty" is the title of the first panel on the Dumbarton Oaks Conference to be presented by the Post-War Council at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Mich- igan League, Gloria Rewoldt, council president, announced yesterday. The panel will form a miniature United Nations council....…
…DEC. a, 1944 THE I'P R I r N n -A T:T PAGE THRE a a si-1 "1T.! aTT111 1"N11 IA1TTVM 1 t1 L' nly m i' :0 Police To Open Winter Safety cnapin Here Mortenson Warns All I Pedestrians, Drivers Of Weather Hazards Announcing an intensified state- wide pedestrian protection campaign, Police Chief Sherman:H. Mortenson said yesterday, "It is our job to save everyone from injury-all students, Army, Navy and civilian, must be doubly cautious now tha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUrNDA , DEC. 3, 1944 THE PENDULUM: On the Russian Revolution DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Telephone 23-24-1 Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of re- publication of all other matters herein also reserved. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second-c...…
…TH -.- .- .. - . .AGaA to N' aa.WaAs . a.a. I .T.. ..,.a s ir T1 se, SS . '11 _9flA1TLYA 'U' Women Urged to Turn In Christmas Boxes for Veterans < - I All Christmas boxes for veterans stationed at Percy Jones hospital must be turned in at the Office of the Social Director of the League by Dec. 15, according to Deborah Per- ry, 45, chairman of the drive. Although the committee expects to surpass last year's mark of 300 boxes, none hav...…
…PAGE SIX T E ICIGNtA SUNDAY, DEC. 3, 1944 Army Whips Navy, 23-7, to linch ationalChampi unship . Cadets Finish Season Undefeated; Win Nine Walterhouse Sets Plack-kicking Record; Davis Becomes Individual Scoring Champ By FRITZ HOWELL Associated Press Correspondent BALTIMORE, DEC. 2-(,P)-Army's magnificently equipped team hit the heights of gridiron greatness today, clinching the national football cham- pionship with a thrilling 23 to 7 v...…
…tY, DEC. 3, 1944 TI-.MlrTI AaDY. 'p d t"! ! C' i"i''(T' i 1 T a. as :. ", ley i: . ii a v t-s 1 L t31 L i .F~t~b )1L V E v Wolverine Cagers Over whelm l _. ___ r _ __, Mustangs Top Horned Frogs In Big Upset Cellar Team Outplays SouthernCbamnps, 9-6 D4LLAS, TEX., DMC. 2-(1P)-The Southwest Conference football race ended on a sour note here today as Texas Christian's Champion Horned Frogs were toppled 9-6 by lowly Southern Methodist. T...…
…rAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DEC. 3, Wallace Visits Michigan State EAST LANSING, DEC. 2-(/P)- Vice President Henry A. Wallace, here to study Michigan State College agriculture and its new basic college curriculum, said today he had made no plans for after Jan. 20, when his term expires, and that his visit to the college had no political implications. When asked if he were a willing partner in an attempt to groom him as a 1948 presi...…
… ECONOMIC SITUATION See Page 2 Alit I ai1~ CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. GO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DEC. 3, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Downfall of Vet Iflstitt< Is Predieted 125 Operating In Michigan N( Veterans institutes which 1 mushroomcd all over the s during the pas ygea.r, won' Director of the University's rafCoperatinwithhigad- tinal Instituts preicntd toeray. Intiuts He dicsed, thatmor, than vinsti...…
…Two VUHE MICHIGAN IAILY4 rl TUESDAY; DECEMBER 3, 1949 Economic Situation ALTHOUGH we are inclined to think of the current economic situation in this country as an inflation, it has been observed by columnist Samuel Grafton that it lacks many of the earmarks of one. In a real inflationary period, prices spiral upward without a sign of reduction anywhere along the line. However, he points out several instances in the present situation of dr...…
… r TIE MICHI AN DAILY -' 'PAGE i_ ?AGE Frat Teams Enter Finals Sigma Chi, Sigma Phi Capture Semis By virtue of their semi-final victories last night, Sigma Chi and Sigma Phi will battle for the Intramural Fraternity Swim- ming title next Monday night in the I-M pool. Sigma Chi submerged Chi Psi, 39-22, as Chuck Higgins and Russ Speirn paced the winning team. Entered in three events, Speirn copped first place in the 50 yard freestyle and th...…
…THE MICIIGAN DAILY V TUESD~AY, 1wM!BE1, 1940 - _ -.-- VISORY SERVICE: Counselors' Office Ready For Invasion of Students EDTOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- nd Ini a series of two articles deal- , g with thie work of the Office of1 Academic Counselors. By NATALIE BAGROW It was a slack day in the Office >f Academic Counselors yesterday, compared, that is, to the traffic expected next week. Fifty-five freshmen and soph- 6mores came in yesterday f...…
…ALL-AMERICA TEAM . ,E: t r' GE LJ 1MwA6 74Ai4 RAIN DUE TODAY t Latest Deadline in the State VOL.LVII, No (i VOL.LVIY, No 61ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3, 1947 1 PRICE FIVE CENTS CIO Leaders Call for New Wage Boosts Demands Based On Inflated Cosh By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 - CIC leaders today demanded a thir round of post-war wage increase for the 6,000,000 members of CIC unions. Presidei4 Philip Murray anc the...…
…PAGE' TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DEC PAGE TWO WEDNESDAY, DE4 FAULTY EDUCATION: Edmonson Discloses Lack of Canadian, U.S. Understanding Canada and the United States, good neighbors for many years and each a good customer of the other, do not understand each other's historical and political de- velopment very well, according to Dean J. B. Edmonson of the edu- cation school. Co-chairman of the Canada- United States Committee on Edu-...…
…WEDNESDlAY, ICE FM-ERJ,3, 1947 THE MICHIGAN -1iAIY. Michigan Hockey Team ALLAAowes Meets Canadian Squad 14alaiwe McMasters Sextet Offers Wolverines First Although only fi Intercollegiate Competition of 1947 Season baain ern ti Points for Well d Squad in Drills e cagers will Seeking to develop a well bal- lie Wolverines anced team composed of four for- chian on .' i wards. two centers and fiur By B. S. BROWN Michigan inaugurates the 1947- 4...…
…FOR THE MICHIGAN DAILY W EN 1 A r, " ; ,= x a +4, 1, Fifty-Eighth Year Edited and managed by students of the Unin- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick ...........'.....General Manager Clyde Recht ......................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman ........ Advertising Manager Stuart Finlayson .............Editorial Director Ed...…
…WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1947 T MICHIGAN n Ir pAnp. rv THEas d'MI a H V Ta'AN fl\ LA.Y 111. *I311"K a'& i League Will Establish Booths, I n 'U' Hall; Coed Dormitories Students To SelI Candy,_Supplies To combat to some extent the cost of living placed on students, plans are in operation to reestab- lish a chain of student-managed candy booths in University Hall and the women's dormitories. Candy, cookies, bluebooks. cleansing tissues and...…
…PACT q THE MlICITiAN DAILY Er F r .Y rYr s * rFa. s Yt17 PaCi~ ~ WEDNEgW~Y. tFCThfiWU~ 3, lfiil KEY-MAN AT JAIL: Sheriff Lockau-p Aide Is Avid Collector of Valuable Coins People who get in trouble with ing of 1757, an ancient U. S. pen- the sheriff are locked up by one of ny with only twelve stars, an the most avid of local coin col- American two-cent piece of 1864, lectors. a 3-cent piece of 1872 and numer- M. S. Schlanderer, turn-key at...…
… CANTERBURY DEAN See Page 4 iLatest iDedline it the Sat A6F Ar\ m m = mmk=AEL IR W" mr t t PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LX, No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS SLOfficials Laud Record Vote Turnout Election Hailed As Best in Years With final tabulations complet- ed at nearly 3 a.m. yesterday morning, the curtain was rung down on what has been termed by observers all over the campus "the most successful election in...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 3, 1949 WINTER WONDERLAND: Ulr Club Greets Skiers With Prayer for Snow What's Up in the Dorms 'U' MEN'S QUARTET: Local Juke-Boxes Now Offer <i _ With a prayer for snow on their lips and visions of glistening slopes, the Ullr Ski Club extended the welcome mat to all skiers- the flops and the proficient. Close to 200 people breathed sighs of remembrance and antici- pation as they watched ...…
…FRDAY, b EEIVER 3, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY mwmwmw DOUGH OR DIE: 'Ensian Staff To Answer MSC Yearbook's S.O.S. By LEE RUKEL An S.O.S. from financially des- perate Michigan State yearbook publishers will be answered soon by the business staff of the money making 'Ensian. They plan to visit Michigan State to give any tips they can to aid the ailing yearbook on that campus. * * * 'ENSIANEERS are going in re- sponse to an invitation from the b...…
…- - -,-. MMMO9 pF 1lAk rJuun TMTHl CTTWGAN DI Afl- P DAY1e nv ~~ if F_ :a aa se .i.s a a.i ai i W l'a 1 .: l_/ to 1 a>.:s .. i u a'---- .e-e.,lr., S..aail ar...y :zw. QSt 0 Canterbury Dean THE RUSSIAN problem in general, and more specifically, the treatment of the violently pro-Soviet elements in the United States and in England was nicely covered by the visit and speech of the Reverend Hewlett Johnson, Dean of Canterbury, Tues- day,...…
…~Rfl)AY~DEUi:;MIM~n T~, 19 1ff THE MICHIGAN DAILY l!" Engineers Sell Out Tickets For Tonight's Slide Rule Bal Tickets for Slide, Rule -Bali, which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight at the Masonic Temple, have been sold out. Annually given by the Michigan Technic, this all-campus dance commemorates the rivalry be- tween the lawyers and the en- gineers. According to custom, students in the Law School are barred from the dance becau...…
…TI RV MICHITGAN DAILY FUrDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1948 iymnasts Show Wares Reio n Intrasquad Encounter)RS FRIDY. EGE1LE 3.194 , . Wallop ucksters, 1-5 -.1. 1 By DICK MILLER Before an audience of about 30 People who just stopped in but de- cided to stay, Coach Newt Loken and his gymnastics squad con- ducted their second intrasquad meet yesterday. Although the regularly sched- iled meets will not begin until February, the team is working hard ...…
… FRIDAY, DEOEMERt 3, 1948 TH E M ICHIGAN DAI LY PAGE Fraternity Volleyball Enters Sem Intramural Standings Delta Upsilon Sinks Sig Ep; Fraternity ... Beta Theta Pi .............400 Phi Gamma Delta........350 Alpha Tau Omega........348 Sigma Phi Epsilon .........342 Sigma Alpha Epsilon ......328 Phi Delta Theta ..........326 Delta Upsilon . .1i......... 312 Sigma Chi...............304 The inter-fraternity competi- tion has been complete...…
…F# C - I -, .m- THE MICIICAN 1RiLTAY, O1Wc14MF.ER ', 1Iin __ _ . ---- : ,. , , --. . MISSION TO WASHINGTON: Mme. Chiang Seeks Aid Her Mission... WASHINGTON-(AP)-Pre..dent Truman announced he will re- ceive Mine. Chiang Kai-Shek, but he gave no hint of his attitude on new aid to China. He told his news conference that a date has been set for a meeting with the Chinese Generalissimo's wife, but declined to say when it is. Mme. Chiang fle...…
…SCRATCH PAD See Page 4 Ci r Latest Deadline in the State ~aii4 WINDY, WARMER VOL. LX, 59 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Rumor U.S. Has Super' Atom Bomb Explosion Fires Hydrogen Blast WASHINGTON-(AP)-A long- shot possibility exists that the United States has developed a "booster bomb" in the atomic field-one in which an orthodox bomb would touch off another ex- plosive up to 1,000 times more powerful. T...…
…TWO j -THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER. 3. 1949 THE MICHIGAN W~~iIIV SATRDA. DCEMR ~ 1L 2. 7 is i A - , A ANN ARBOR RAILROAD: Halting of Local Line Would Affect Few By TOHN NEUFELD Daily Special Writer (Editor's Note: This is the second of two articles on the Ann Arbor Railroad.) If the Ann Arbor Railroad suc- ceeds in stopping its passenger service on its 300 mile line running from Toledo to Frankfort, few students will probab...…
