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….THE MI.CIIIGAN -DAIL Many Graduate Students Take Record Exams (Continued from Page 1) for the specific questions which would invalidate the test results. The four hour session which will be- gin at 5:45 p.m., today will cover the social studies, literature, physical science and the effectiveness of ex- pression. These will conclude the Tests of General Education. These first eight hours of exam- inations are of he same nature as the USAFI Ge...…

…Record Volume of Goods Expected in Six Months WASHINGTON, July 30 - (P) - A "record volume" of goods may flow to consumers in the next six months, Civilian Production Administrator John D. Small forecast tonight on the strength of rapid recovery in steel and coal. Factory output hit a new postwar peak in June, Small revealed in his quarterly report. It toppled pre-war ,monthly records in washing ma- chines, vacuum cleaners, gas ranges, electr...…

…COLLEGE ROUND-UP See Page 2 Li dlwA6 :4aitM1 4 AND COOLER VOL. LVI, No. 102. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Constitution Adopted By Vet Conference Michigan Student Veterans Conference Sets 'Full United Effort' as Purpose A constitution was drafted and ap_ 4>- proved for the Michigan Students Veterans Conference when 46 repre- sentatives from 15 1viv'igan colleges met here yesterday for the third con- feren...…

…PAGE TWO, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MARCH 31. 1946 Spring's Arrival at Indiana Welcomed by Aromatic Daily The March 21 edition of the Indi- ana Daily Student reached subscrib- ers smelling fragrantly of Mais Oui, Matchabelli, and any other aromas available. The "Essence of Spring" was concocted by the editor, and sprayed on the papers as they rolled off the presses. Students and faculty members at the University of Kansas, armed with kn...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY OSUins NCAASwim cge;ai Is Se d Crisler Opens Spring Football Quinn Defeats PAire s s9rchsell Practice Sessions Tomorrow _ I , I9 d ' .YS ile iuoniuca Wins MONTREAL, March 30 --U- Maurice Rocke) Richard, flashy forward Of ti chainpion Mon- treal Canadiens, scored in the ii st sudden death overtim period tonight to lead the ying French- men 0t a 4-3 viet!ory over the Erston Bruins in the first gam...…

…PAGE FOUR T iE MICHIGAN DAILY I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: UNO Must Bend, Not Break By SAMUEL GRAFTON MOST'of the full-dress editorial articles on the UNO crisis are depressing. We are not at the stage at which any commentator, however gifted, can do a full-fledged, formal treatment of UNO, complete with collar, tie and sock-suspenders. At best we can hope for small glints and glimmers of light, little flashes and indications, and to find these i...…

…DIME MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FI Chinese Writer Interprets U.S. From University Experiences Former Professo r's Handbook Introduces Foreign Students to Americani Customs By GAY IARSEN Reflections on his years of studying at the University provided Dr. Ching- Kun Yang with enough observations of what makes Americans tick that he could write "Meet the U.S.A.," a handbook to introduce foreign stu- dents to America. As a graduate student, having car...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, :MARCH 31, 1946 PAGE SIX SUNDAY, MARUR SI, 1948 FormCl Rushing Ends Os 815 Coed Pledging To Take Place At 3 O'clock 686 Eligible Women Attended Rushing Activities Sponsored By 18 Campus Sororities (Continued from Page 1) Smith, Mary Thomson, and Annette Wluest. Alpha Epsilon Phi: Shirley August Lois Bendes, Peggy Berris, Virginia Brown, Harriett Friedman, Irma Lou Galansky, Lois Garnitz, Vivian Gold...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1946 THEIt(IllA DAILY PACE SEVN . n.....:. y..a a. .p" a a 1 . as ra a a., .a ! P :I IIL' rlyjr,11 K Petitions for Assembly Board Posts Will Begin Tomorrow League To live Coed n d Red Undergraduates To u Total From Cross Collects Of $2,312 Residences Positions Are Open For Qualifying Coeds Petitioning for Assembly Board for 1946-47 will begin tomorrow, and will last until noon Saturday, April 6. All petitions are to...…

…T 11 E 1 IAClHIIGA N DAILY SUNDAY, MARCh 31, 1946 .................. Highlights On Campus Discussion on Mystic . . Msgr. Henry J. Kaufmann, chap- lain of St. Mary's Hospital, Detroit, will discuss the Bavarian mystic, Theresa Neuman, at 7:30 p.m. today in St. Mary's Student Chapel. Msgr. Kaufmann has known the Neuman family for over 20 years. Miss Neuman is marked with the stigmata. Although the Catholic Church has taken no action regard- ...…

…RADAR TO MOON CONTROVERSY See Page 4 Y 41,*6 4Lwr 2b=2mvN2m9lmwlwb A& -A juattiq SNOW MUCH COLDER VOL. LVI, No. 65 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Students ToApply For J-Hop Tickets JAG School Closes As Graduation Exercises Are Held for 91 Officers In Union Today A I Ticket applications for J-Hop, f chestra, may be filled out from 8 a.m the Travel Desk of the Union. Identification cards must b...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAiLY THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1946 Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Phil Murray Refutes Himself LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Student Government Functions .6 Edited and managed by students of Michigan under the authority of the of student Publications. Editorial Staff the 'University of Board of Control Ray Dixon . . . . . . . . . . Managing Editor Betty Roth . . . . . . . . . . EditorialfDirector Robert Gold...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE Wolverine Hockey Squad To Entrain for Minnesota Today Triangular Meet Brings Purdue Here Saturday Freshmen will be the dominant fac- for on the Purdue track team that Coach Homer Allen will send into the three way meet between Michigan, Ohio State and Purdue Saturday night in the Yost Field House. The Boilermakers have only four lettermen back from last season's team. The veterans are headed by Dick Kilpatri...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY' THITMRDflAY. JANUTARY . 1 BR Dow, Crane Differ on SocialSignificance of Radar to .Moon Dow Denies Impossibility of Visiting Moon in 50 Years Feteh Enolfor lCotifere,iee m (iatte Mt IaiI~a l-(hd Vatii )- Radr -to lMooni Is scliiiifi Earvard, where methods of 'radar amming were perfected. "Too many things can happen which would materially alter pres- ent speculations about scientific studies of the moon," he said. "It ...…

…cl I Sir grn Dait& WEATiHECR Partly Cloudy with Little '4 VOL. LV, No. 109 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks m h Forward 20 * Miles in Day * * * * * * * * * * * * University To Adopt Central ime Aril 8 =: i Ohio State Leads NCAA During First Night Campus and City Clocks To Differ by One Hour Five Appointments Made by Regents; Forestry School Ci rricuulni Changed Michigan Do...…

…PAGE TWO THE MTCHTC-AN DhATIN: SATURDAY. MARCH -31. 1045, --AY. L 11Y 1B 1 lU.A . ~ ..i 1.A.VF',k14 A. 1 LI a.. *Jlk7 -Afll. 'l AL~'k-A l ~I Ald sa ,4 a.' Wa a 0, Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON, MERRY-GO-ROUND: Arnall Receives Brass Ring THE BRIDGE ,< - Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray ...…

…SATURDAY, AJARCII 31, 11945. THE MICHIGAN, DAILY. . i. Swimmers Hold econd Place in -NCAAi Haegg Makes Farewell Run, Aims for First Win Over Jim Rafferty BUFFALO, N. Y., March 30-(PA)- Gunder Haegg, the Speedy Swede, is scheduled to make his farewell ap- pearance of his 1945 American Track Tour in Buffalo tomorrow night, but sponsoring officials were wondering whether "Gunder the Wonder" would make it. Haegg has been visiting his ...…

…FOUR 'S HE MWIHIGAN DILYTV Ste. DAT, I ' C . L 14.45:, ...+, . .. r..., a- «...«.. ...., as v. w, "us F, Stettinius Says s '1 Russia andUS. TOliave Three; Britain Six Votes Secretary of State Sees Prospect For Successful World Organization By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 30---Turning aside a barrage of questions, Sec- retary Stettinius insisted today the hot "multiple vote" issue has not dimmed his confidence in the success of ...…

…FIGHT INFANTILE PARALYSIS :J ..ddL I - AOF 40. tr4 gan Diaitj WEATHER Partly Cloudy and Continued Cold Today VOL. LV, No.72 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JAN. 31, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Eighth Army Forces Hit estern Luzon * * * * * * * * * * * * * * FlyingRed Armies 73 Yank Forces Smash into Siegfried Line Attack ApproachesE Full-Offensive Scale By The Associated Press PARIS, Wednesday, Jan. 31 -. More than 100,000 troo...…

…'I'tt E IVI i C H fG A IN Dk i IN 1yd l. l 1 {_Y 111 iI !IS 1. ll ! 1. 1J1 . I WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Secreti-Off-he-Record Talk. T he Pendulum [I I By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 31-Most of the 400 Con- gressmen who crowded into the Coolidge Auditorium of the Library of Congress for what was supposed to be a top-secret off-the-record talk on the war went away with a feeling that they had wasted their time. The words of Ad- mir...…

…JJNEA-si si;1945 T HtEm MH IiGAX - AILY icthigan r T 0 Ba gers #tk the ,und$ By HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor A Six Tracksters To Compete in I Jill rose -Races Wolverines To Defend TwoMile Relay Title w . By BILL LA~lBERT -garnst tron g utfts .. Editor's Note: This column was written by Bill Lambert, sports night editor. The Wolverine track squad will of- AST YEAR, WHEN Michigan teams won eight out of a possible ten ficially ...…

…TTT~ Mi4Ii:A~1 ti IV D SDAY. 'J . iii 194:'" zs ...,. 1vs t .e li S La d-A to 3s Ya A ie S 4F a:A.vAf i:la;7.i/L'Adg UZ36Lla. OJLI MUMJ Rumors Indicate Big 3 Parley May Have Started ;I Statesmen Said Converging as Leaflets Urge Nazi Surrender By The Associated Press LONDON, Jan. 30-Statesmen of cles nobody knew when or where the United States and Britain ap- President Roosevelt, Prime Minister parently were converging on an un- Churchill...…

…4 f Aar tl WEATHER Light Snow Today and Snow Fiiiries Tonight VOL. LV., No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDA, DEC. 31, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ohio Hoopsters eat Wolverines Risen's Field Goal, Free Throw Give Margin For Victory, in Overtime, 44-41 By BILL MULLENDORE A field goal and a free throw by towering Arnie Risen, Ohio State's 6 ft., 9 in. center, with less than a minute of the first overtime period re- maining gave the Buckeyes, defen...…

…:0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, IDEC. 31, 1944 0 SUNDAY, DEC. 31, 1944 mwmw -. .ussian Forces Smash Into Eastern Budapest -. Meet Troops Invading City, From West Liq idate Nazis In Push To Vienna By The Assodiated Press LONDON, Dec. 30--Russian troops smashed into the eastern part of Budapest today for the first timef and Soviet dispatches said they had linked up on Danube islands in the heart of the city with other units invading th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ohio Cagers 4Lge Michigan in Overtime, -44 -41 THIRD COMING UP?: olverine Wrestlers Vie for Third Conference Crown By MURRAY GRANT When the Michigan wrestling squad They are also seeking to break their takes to the mats on January 13, losing streak, for in the eight meets they will be in quest of their third held so far between the two schools, conference championship and their Michigan has won five in a row after sec...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. DE. 31. 1944 ,: ,,. .:_ -' I A's MM- 9 Fifty-fifth Year WA SHiNGTON MERRY-GO- OUND: Perkins To LeaveCabinet '"1 I w. ,I I- 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 . . . . . Managing Editor Stan Walace . . City Editor y ay io " . . ".Associate Editor Hank Mantho . . . . Sports Editor Da...…

…1944 THE MICHIUAN DAILY PAGEIV V-12 Unit To Hold 'Ships Ball' January 19; Bob Sherwood'sOrchestra Will Play Deans To Jerk Sodas at Party Advisors Will Ship's Ball, planned by and given' for all local naval personnel and their guests, will be held Friday, Jan. 19, at the I.M. Building with music furnished, by Bobby Sherwood who is just completing an engagement at Chicago's Panther Room. Ticket sales will be carried on in the Quad through th...…

…N. 1M12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DEC. 31, 1944 Churches Will Combine in Prayer Service Tomorrow at St. Icholas day, which will be followed by dinner and a fell'owship hour. There will be New Year's Eve ser- vices in the church at 11 p.m. Gamma Delta There will be a traditional Luther- an service at 7:30 p.m. followed by a watch party until midnight. Zion Lutheran Church. The regular melting of the Lu- theran Student Association will be h...…

…l' rn A*r 3t 4 l Continued Cold VOL. LIV No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1944 llied Forces Kill 400 Japs in orth urma PRICE FIVE CENTS Battle Reds Take * * *a Five Nip Advances Repulsed More Tlai 1,000 Trapped in Valley By The Associated Press NEW DELHI, March 30.-Lt.-Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell's American and Chinese troops in northern Burma have slaughtered at least 400 Jap- anese in repulsing five savage coun- terat...…

…7I T" E hii -i IN tD)Aale Y -----z -<-- _ --- --r---- - v Stimson Play Production Ticket Office Qpens April 10 Group To -Present Celebrated Comedy By Oliver Goldsmith Tickets for "She Stoops To Con- quer," first offering of Play Produc- tion for the spring term, to be pre- sented April 12 through 15, will go on sale April 10 at the box office of the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. One of the more popular eight- eenth century dramas, "She Stoops...…

…THE MICtHI6AN DAILY rAOE T National AAU Swimming Meet To Begin Today .; _ _ Great Lakes Top Favorites To Win Title (Continued from Page 1) compete for 22 places, and they should have little trouble replacing Ohio State as team champion. The Sailor's power is concentrated in the free style events, and they should reach their highest total of points in the 100 yard sprint, as they have five of their ten men entered in this race. Great...…

…_________*~TIE MC~GA DAILY M 11 The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By Dknnw PEARSON .1 Editorial Staff. Jane Farrant . . . . . , Managing Editor Claire Sherman . . . Editorial Director Stan Wallace . . . . City Editor Evelyn Phillips . Associate Editor Harvey Frank . . . Sports Editor Bud Low. Associate Sports Editor Jo Ann Peterson . Associate Sports Editor Mary Anne Olson . . Women's Editor Marjorie Rosmarin . Associate Women's Editor BIus...…

…T~E T 4>i~i~TTi --'- a .. at 4 a... a~ . . .7V1S AG9 I .a . +.'.a:Y iii. i V' Wi'i'1I.ISL13, 'L1 'L" ". a. -1.i 1 . A . f71 H a:: a.' a. Y Script-Writer Geraldine Elliott To Speak at Recognition Night War Council Petitions Must Be In by April m \MOMMOMME Hike To Be Held USO To Hold / ..11 Sweet c etera 19 By Outing Club The Outdoor Sports Club will meet at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in front of the Novelty Dance Hostesses' Gift to Servicema...…

…S1X THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAT, 1ARCH 31, 1944 RAKIN' IN THE DOUGH: AEF Stages 'Saratoga Handicap' ASSOCIATED DU PRESS NEWSiwk By KENNETH L. DIXON Asociated Press Correspondent WITH THE AEF IN SARDINIA, March 21.-(Delayed)-The bombing of this B26 group has been so blasted accurate of late that the "Saratoga Club" has gone bankrupt and all the betting on the daily "Saratoga Han- dicap" has been forced into a "pari- mutuel system." And t...…

… 1 MIt.QjtAIU 4ail Weather Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MLCHIGAN, -RIDAY, DEC. 31, 1943 PAWSE flyECENTS Marines Ca Russians Surge Forces 44 Miles from, Pre-War Poish Border German Divisions Fall Prey To Blunder; Ukrainian Army Smashes Through Line y The Asspiated Press LONDON, Dec. 30.-Th Red Army pursued the scattered remnants of 22 Nazi divisions-perhaps 300,000 men--through a 185-mile breach in the heart of the German eastwa...…

…:jig kyfChurches Midnight Services, Parties Will Be Held ByMary Youth Gvroupf, Both midnight services and parties Will mark the New Year's Eve cele- bration planned by many churh Sroips for tonight. Ulnitarians will hold their party a: 8 p.m. with folk dancing, games anc' -" ref rehments for the entertainment A. canlelight service will start at Zion Parish Hall will be the site of 'toe 'Lutheran Student Associatlon'S~ *rty ~at 9 p.m. tonight ...…

…WN" THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE x Cagers Battle W Wolverines Seek Victory Over Favored Broncos estern Michigan in New ,... - ' s.....,. Brotwos' Veteran Coach TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor (ear's Day Game A U Swimming Meet To Be Held Here Jan. 8 By BILL MULLENDORE In the final tuneup before the opening of Western Conference com- petition the Michigan cagers are scheduled to trek to Kalamazoo for a return mat...…

…a rtoY r Y .TIMICHIGAN, DAILV FKrkA; DEC:31, 1943 .. .. 4,.o .' .w , s . . . -.L f . -_ . . _. .. ,._. . , _. _ . Fifty-Fourth Year The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DuEw PEAI~SON i li 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 d...…

… V :Rl Ale" .7-' -. "M 1 1 1Im xKX YJ rA x t, IL IX0 !t'l CAGE Ccampu" LS T6 Usher in Nlevv -,....-. 4 Year ot 't'incil Spr e ol 43 71 1' WAC Show Former Night Tic'kets Are Editor Reveals Available Now Engagement. Coeds Will Be Admitted Free; Announcement is made of the en gagement of Miss Shirley Raskey -Wendel I La Coe 4Is Apponted 44 a forer junior -night-editor o Marshall for Parade Jan. 10 -The Daly, to Ensign Frank-Zim...…

…Y SIX' - 'r, THlE MICHIGZAN DAILY FR~h4. DEC. 31s1943 . .. ... a a aa-. s a i - n a,-.-a ------ - f-l . ,4 TO A VICTORIOUS NEW YEAR .. . - -4 ... Create Happiness ...Work for Victory i The determination to part of the American keep the spirit of New Year's a tradition for 'ur fighting men to return to is a source of happiness we would not readily Let our faith in the meaning of a happy New Year give greater strength to our p...…

…" ' it: a111O weather Not Much Change VOL. LIII, No. 25-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1943 U - ~ ~-~~-----------.------------.--------.------- Hamburg Burns After Continued PRICE FIVE CENTS Raids British Milan Rioters Shoot Nazis, Fascists Alike Germans Take Over Fiume, Trieste, Pola; Fear Balkan Invasion LONDON, Saturday, July 31.- (0)-,Clamoring to be sent home, Italian workers in Germany have gone on a genera...…

…PAGV TWO TiIE MICHIGANbA-ItLy :ATIJ!$fAY, JULY 31, 194 ' -.7-,-- Fifty-Third Year P'aihted 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 Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively en...…

…8ATURDAY, 3UL 31, i943, THR MIC-141,C.AN, DA-MV PAGE THRE" T f ~ ~ ~ r 1 c A 77- P f V U W i L7 Vf.lC'1 d i SArL' 1"t 51 Tigers Split with Red Sox, Stay in Third Place Full of Misery for Their Opponents LEHIGH MAN SPEAKS OUT: Dislikes Belittling of Navy Athletes Stage Drop Rally in Ninth of Nightcap To Win, 4-2; Opener, 4-2, for Fifth Straight Loss BOSTON, July 30.-(P)-One put- out from losing both games of a double-header, the De...…

…FAGE FOUR THE MICHICA1 _AIY liiUPLDAY, JL I 9 __ _ _. v ' --ate ... _ _ t ..., 'Nips in Soldiers To Enact First Part at Fete Event Will End with Community Singing Of Michigan Songs the Bud' Cast To Appear at Jamboree To ight 'I' Softball Yank Soldier Greets Sicilian Child The opening scene from "Nips in the Bud," by members of Co. A, 3651st Service Unit, will be featured at the JGP July Jamboree at the Women's Athletic Buildi...…

… *1 ir i q~rn ait~ W zai;'a VOL. LIlT No. 126 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Battered Axis orces Approaching Sfax House Rejects Ruml Proposal 215 to 198 Democrats Win Major Victory; Sidetrack All 'Pay-as-you-go' Plans By FRANCIS M. LE MAY Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, March 30.-The House today rejected the Rum plan, 215 to 198, with Democratic representatives ringing up their first major ...…

…PAGt"TO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AGETWO1 tDESDX~ M~t~l 31 10 0r 3tAti an Duit 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 entitle...…

… ~AZ MARCJJ. 31, iI~4~. WOMEN'S NEWS T.HLI~ 1~JLOAIIN- u SPORTS NEWS ?AGE THREE SPORTS NEWS ar Installation Rally ill Be Held Monday at Rackham Affair To Open At 7:30 p.m. In Auditorium To Give Recognition To Extra-Curricular Activity Participants Instead of the traditional Installa- tion Banquet, a War Installation Ral- ly will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday at Rackham Auditorium, for all wo- men on campus. At this time recognition will...…

…THE MICHI~GR DAILY Spring Concert To Be Givei iby Bantl Thitrsdlay , Will Present Gould's 'American Salute,' 'Ritual Fire Dance' The University of Michigan Band's annual spring concert, to be given at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in Hill Audi- torium, will feature a variety of in- teresting numbers. The overture to the opera "Ober- on, King of the Fairies", by the early nineteenth century German com- poser, Carl von Weber, will imme- diately follow th...…

…Y it 4trn :4aiiij Colder VOL. LIII No. 65 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 31, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Reserve Deferment Seen Until War Projects Gathered Into New Emergency U] Feb. 1 ,fni Dr. Ruthven Interprets New Orders that the Air Corps Reserves nclng and Keep Present Status; Certain Others Also ring in sup- to Get Defernents I I Wounded Marine Is Evacuated v _. -AsOclated Press Photo From U.S Navy Wounded in action,...…

…FAQ Iwo' I-1111 1 .A D fAILY TBU-URDAr, tDEC, 21. 1942 _.. . Ikgens Authorize Four-Term Program for Forestry Students- More Provisions to Speed Up Education Made. by Board; Gifts Totalling $17,416 Are Accepted The Board of Regents, meeting Dec. 18, made more speed-ups in educa- tion, confirmed appointments and leaVes-of-absence and accepted gifts totalling $17,416.27. A Regential resolution authorized the School of Forestry and Conserva-...…