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….r3A.*5 NIVB THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAIG "3[ Tommy Shannon Leading in Michigan Open All-America Boys Team, T'o Play Charity Game By The Associated Press NEW YORK, Aug. 5-A drive for funds with which to build living memorials for the country's heroes of World War II gets under way in the Polo Grounds tomorrow with a baseball game in which pre-draft players from east of the Mississippi River will play a similar team from the west. Fourteen news...…

…LITERARY PAGE 4 Book Reviews-Original Prose Every Sunday Wilson Szt bject of Two Books; Contrasting Pictures Presented THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 'Joseph the Provider' Ends Biblical Tetralogy WOODROW WILSON AND THE LOST PEACE. By Thomas A. Bailey. 381 pp. Tlhe MacMillan Company. $3. WOODROW WILSON As the Camera Saw Him Then and as We Begin To See Him Today. Be Gerald W. Johnson with the collaboration of the Editors of Look Magazine. 295 pp....…

…wUsax, AUI. s, 144 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cota Sings as x~ 9 Army Wins When General Is Happy, All Is Well By The Associated Press WITH THE AEF IN FRANCE, (Delayed)-When Brig. Gen. Norman Daniel Cota sings to himself then the boys of the 29th division know everything is moving along smoothly. But when the General doesn't sing, there is something wrong. Right now, the general is singing. He is assistant commander of the 29th Infantry Division whic...…

… HE Fifth War Bond Drive is over-but the Invasion is not! Of course, you have just done your part in the Fifth War Loan Drive-but they have done Actually, the war right now is at its most theirs in many a grim, bloody battle and they critical stage-which is just why our men need your support as never before, why they need you to help pay for the mass of materials of all kinds aren't resting on what they've done before! They are ...…

…a it 4aai4 Weather Fair and Warm 5 =- VOL. LIV No. 2-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS All Hitler's Reserves To Be Thrust Against Reds; American Troops Crash into La Hayc Du Puits * * * * * * <+> -<4'!) Rail Station Captured in Strategic City Allied Guns Pound Resistance Nests By The Associated Press SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, AL- LIED EXPEDITIONARY FORCE, Thursday, July 6.-Bayonet-wielding America...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TURSDAY. tY 6. 1944. ________________________________AA.uZ.J111 AA 1A A .Y 1llU J A £3.ALZ4 .d EA dl dN1.731IT1 OULJL : x ... Fifty-Fourth Year THE PENDULUM: The Failure of Current Literature Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff By BERNARD ROSENBERG MR. BERNARD DE VOTO has roasted the American writers o...…

…JULY 6, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE First Grid Practice Draws 126 Tryouts Will FROM RAGS TO RICHES: Wiese Paces Wolverine Nine At the Plate with .378_Clip Final tabulations of the 1944 Wol- verine batting averages show right- fielder Bob Wiese leading the pack with a fancy .378 mark, followed closely by hard-hitting shortstop Bruce Blanchard, sporting a .375 figure. Four others of Coach Ray Fisher's regulars finished in the selec...…

…'~~~""~~' ~THEMICHIGANPAtTY ________ THURSDAY, Students Invited To Tryout for Operetta Parts Students interested in making try- outs for the summer operetta, "The Chocolate Soldier," are asked to ap- pear at the Lydia Mendelssohn Thea- tre from 4 to 6 p.m. today. They are also requested to bring their own music with them and be prepared to sing at the auditions. School of Music students as well as ones enrolled in other colleges are urged to...…

…EXTRA! it( 4 ii EXTRA! VOL. LIV No. 153 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wealther LONDON, June 6-(AP)- The sun broke through heavy clouds at times in the Dover Strait area this first day of the Allied invasion of Western Eu- rope.. After a daybreak shower there was sunshine, but later banks of heavy clouds swept up from the northwest.* <V By WES GALLAGHER Associated Press Correspondent SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, ...…

…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1944 .. s __ _.. _.... sa _ . .. _ _. ___ leGerman Open Up Second Fron in France Weapons Show Ingenuity Rccket-P'ropelled .Glider aBomb Used;C Inven.tion Eiployed Me +chani.cal Skill By PAUL KERN LEE Associated Press Aviation Editor All the inventive brains and mechanical skill at the command of Adolf Hitler's Germany have gone into devising and manufacturing weapons with which to combat t...…

…TUESDA, JUNE , 1944 Ta. ' U A .U.A~v 3®TRt.*1I, 1 .AL.J i. IT' MTC#111'ITC 11\fL A TTV - + rAI..*i TIW± Nine Meets Boilermakers Here in Double Bill S ON THE REBOUND by Jo Ann Peterson LAST FRIDAY marked the anni- always driving ahead, no matter how versary of the death of one of poorly the team appeared to be doing the most outstanding athletes ever at a chosen moment. to play Big Ten football, and one ofr.e the finest sportsmen t...…

…PVAGE FVQUR .: .eM. H (aAN flA.Y -lax-.lt. a V al. r .Ss a 1 * l_/. .. . aA ITdflV TT. a 1dL - - aL'w. : b.rtis, ,a 1 l it O 174Y Fifty-Fourth Year KEEP MOVING i* 54E iris. r.mnl ........... Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant Claire Sherman Stan Wallace Evelyn Phillips Harvey Frank . Bud Low Jo Ann Peterson Mary...…

…I: CuE MICHIGAN DAILY WAGE FlV Insurance Is Ruled Interstate ien REUN TO RE iION ent y Court _ 75-Year-Old Decision Is Overturned Conspiracy Is Charged tinder Aniti-Trust Law WASHINGTON, Jtne 5.-(P)-The Supreme Court, overturning a 75- year-old decision, ruled today that the insurance business is interstate commerce and therefore subject to regulation under the Sherman Anti- Trust Law and the WVagner Labor Act The decision in the ant...…

…PAGE Tx THE MTl ICHT A TTv TTTESDAY, JTJNt G, 1944 a. t/ 11 1 V L'a L . .1 .L' . 1 L 1 'r _- - Allied Troops Chase Nazis Across Tiber Yanks Sink 20 More Jap Ships in Pacif ic U.S. Troops Aim at Mokmer Airdrome in Range of Philippines By The Associated Press Twenty more ships have been blown out of Japan's vanishing mer- chant and fighting fleets by Ameri- can torpedoes and bombs. Night flying Liberators sank a destroyer and damaged...…

… i a . t r atii Weather Shower-s, Snow Flurries VOL. LIV No. 128 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1944_ PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Air Mi; British Give Gandhi Immediate Release Freedom Granted Indian Nationalist Leader on Grounds of Failing Health By The Associated Press LONDON, May 6, Saturday.-The British Government of India an- nounced today it had decided on the immediate release of Mohandas K. Gandhi, frail and ascetic Indian Nat...…

…THE MVICHiGAN DA~ILY SATURDlAY, U' T 1944 ,x.s us r..,....., ........ . ... . - Fi fty-fourth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control 9f Student Publications. Published every 'morning except Monday during the regular University year, and ev'ery morning except M01on- day fnd Tuesday during the summer session. Ed;torial Staffj 'k ,. } P 1: ,y . ' 14 . 1,x. 4 L ...…

… M " I X 'D A I LY FAGE THREE --- -CHIA- D--Y------RE Nine Will Clash with Broncos in Doubleheader Today Netters Point For Fourth Win At Notre Dane Irish Have Two Big Ten Wis to credit It hasn't been hard so far, but Michigan's net squad has its first tough battle of the season cut out this afternoon when the wily racque- teers meet an equally confident club from Notre Dame. The Irish have two wins to their credit-Michigan has thre...…

…PAGE Fo1Yft THF MICHIG ~AN~~i J ~.J SA'CUR10AV. 'M AC A- 14AI A AR ALI - ITT E IL, A7 .® ILY I'.& V% LA dA..®..A, t. _ 0A1TU ~~ A ~IA , .& ITJ .U. 0, AU'tl LUUKING AHEAD: Fisher Elected President Of Extension Association BARELY ENOUGH TO COVER NEEDS: Local Hospitals To Get Penicillin Allotments Dr. Charles A. Fisher, director of the University Extension Service was elected president of the National Uni- versity Extension Association ...…

… r wY IL:43111 iaiiSj WTeather Warmer VOL. LIV No. 112 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS ilikie Resigns from residential Race __ U. S. Planes Raid Ploesti Rail Yards Oil Refinery Set Ablaze by Bombers; Berlin Reports 52 Raiders Downed By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, NAPLES, April 5.-The great oil center of Ploesti, Rumania, was raided again today by U.S. Fortresses and Liberators against he...…

… PAGE TWO THE MICHIG~AN DAILY - -- - - a -.- ..a.a V . a., -I L2'11 a .L'1. .., _ ti _. _ _ _. ritranD ailYa Fifty-Fourth Year -dr---- a 'i The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON 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 ...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAS THDE ... _ - _ , . . ..-- 1 ON TRE PEBOUND1 by Jo Ann Peterson WITH THE EMPHASIS today placed as it is on physical fitness for all LITTLE DYNAMITE: Lewis To Have Prominent Role in Wolverine Net Plans men, civilians as well as military personnel, the rugged male is once By DAVE LOEWENBERG again taking the front slo. Roger Lewis, Michigan's diminui- Even the so-called "soft" intellectual is forced, through one mea...…

…P~E rc~u~ L .111_ r ; Lv 1 l ; Vii' Y +li? Local Churches Hold Services for Holy Week Obse rvance !i \. Special Programs To 1k Given on Good Friday Crucifixion of Christ at Calvary Is Solemnized by Protestants, Catholics Good Friday, the day that is marked by all Christian churches through- out the world in memory of the crucifixion of Christ, will be celebrated by special union services and church programs planned for tomorrow. The th...…

… o s t 'R wY Ap A . AL.JlMb 41 .Jfltr tg 43 i Weath r Chuidy and Colder VOL. LIV No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 6, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Boucher, Straub State Future Policy of Union New Program To Include Orientation for Servicemen, Action on 'U' Labor Shortage Nely appointed Union officers, Presid nt Roy Boucher and Secre- tary Rupe Straub, who were formally inducted into office at .the Installa- tion Banquet yesterday, have...…

… THE Al-A MG- ,vN DAILY SUMMAT. r M., 19. 1 a44 '. ....... E M ICaa ..is a. L D A11.I:N YVtY7~iAy v rr'4.n pbAA! Dr. P'ollockTo Speak at Center Today Prof. James K. Pollock of the polit- ical science department will speak on "Some Aspects of the German Prob- lem" at 7:30 p.m. today in the Inter- national Center. Prof. Pollock has made a number of study trips to Germany and has spent considerable time in the coun- try. He said he has not ...…

…7"ZR i ; isi4 St k. M1CHiGAN I)AILY ......... . ..... Questionnaires TO Aid U' Plan Term Schedule Civilian students must fill out a questionnaire being distributed this week by the War Board which will enable the University to plan for the summer term. Each civilian student in the liter- ary, pharmacy, architecture, business administration, public health, edu- cation, forestry, and engineering schools is required to hand in a ques- tionnai...…

… THE MTVT-TTV A 1NT nlATTV -C LW t A 4* * ___ __11__ __L'__ __1T11 ....A14,L .Ji..x.L t 1\ J ,H1.~ I. :.lFP/:1:)d\ , ZFl E.B. 6, 1944 .... Fifty-Fourth Year rI 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. Me...…

… SUNDAY, FEB. 6T, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Trips Indiana,46-44;Swimmers Rout Ohio ,AGE-FIV Wolverines Nip Hoosiers In Final Minutes of Play Strack Paces Maize and Blue with 19 Points ; Retherford, Brandenburg Shine for Hoosiers By BILL MULLENDORE In a hard-fought but loosely-play- ed contest Michigan's basketball team came from behind in the last three minutes of play last night to barely ease out an inspired Indiana quiitet 46-44 ...…

… II s .tia.. ". LV1 1 L 11 1 4 H6 IN )(.)I .6% A L Y x: U~.+I ttxi Vi 14 - * s IN. I /\4"!.^ , 1 - r F6IlI Program To End Term For Child Care Motor Corps To Furnish Rides To Willow Run for Workers; Need Coeds To Lead Activities The Child Care Committee will terminate its activities for the sem- ester with a full program of diversi- fied activities this week, according to Lucy Chase Wright, '44, chairman of the committee. Transportation to...…

… UNT~AYS FEB ~ i~44 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVN - ' .. i = 4 Pool Facilities 'Michibomber Stunts Rolf In As Newberry Has Mice Fright Force Change In Swim Club The WAA Swimming Club has been reorganized to include women who would like to learn how to swim, according to Marie Cassetari, '44Ed., manager of the club. The group, which will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Barbour swimming pool, will spend the time learning how to swim, ...…

… THE MICHIGAN D A EN SUNDAY. 8, 1944 _____________________________________.. .. .. a,..r. . 1 U . A ..U. r.P A.U1'£ L/ 1. 1 AL 1.."'" .3. --* ". / dki^a Va 1 7YY III/M/MMIMI II x President Ruthven Welcomes All Campus Service Units President Traces History of University; Col. Rogers, Capt. Cassidy Also Speak Alexander G. Ruthven, president of the University, extended an official welcome to all the servicemen on campus at the Military Stude...…

… r 3i F t iE& 41P 4w I t Weather iCl audya and Colder VOL. LIV No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 6, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Berdichev Captured by Russian Armies o2 Kiel, Bordeaux, Tours Hit by Heavy Bombers AAF Spreads Planes over Extensive Front, Blasting Wide Range of Targets in Big Assault Amiierican Flying Fortresses Pound Nazi Assembly Plant By The Associated Press Y LONDON, Thursday, Jan. 6.-U.S. heavy bombers and ...…

…(AGE TWO 1114, M I C 111 t"--A-- N I I A, 1-1-V ..:- ......,,, F.. : _...-... .._... ._.. .. wA.1 1..___.. m . ... ....__ _ 1. .a 11l11.1 la t E l ..t . 1\ L l. 'L. ,.Y......,.. D tit A1,° Y+.A .1:1 . {;1:, __._.....,.. ,..r -w.-,. v . ...,rw NO EMOTION AL APPEAL- - Best Letters ou'Religion inOur Colleges' Will Win War Bonds Two $100 war bonds will be award- not feed men sawdust when they want ed to the ywriters of the best letters read "...…

…THE~ MICtHt~v DAIL i'1~fT TTHWT~ AAU Swimming Meet Has Largest Entry List in Its 11 [istory i 3," a r _ 1 1 LOWdown on Sports . by BUD LOW Associate Sports Editor Graham To Lead Northwestern In Conference Opener Here Friday By BILL MULLENDORE 145 score The Wildcats laved this I slight favorite it looks as if the jinx t i . s' 1 e W olverine Sui To Dominate w i Compulsory vs. Voluntary Physical Education ... ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Ge...…

… T t 17? I CV-1ft-"A 't f' -,ii V 7f1a~..' i tal -r - 4 a a t L 11 L' lr.i 1 l.. 111 "_a is\- L .f*,1 L T ' rw +r wrrn Aar 'rntt g; JIM 6, 1944 4 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority. of the Board in Control Of Studenit 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 As...…

…OF fWv ice' 6xq ' ;- i94 Tnr IrcrfCTAkN nAfrV - n -' -, ~ att - -r *--- -- fnnual Interfraternity Ball Is Scheduled for Jan. 15 --Schmidt and C _ __ Maj. Mary Brown To Replace Cal. Hobby at WAG Show Acquainta rnce Maj. Mary. Agnes Brown, executive officer and military advisor 'to Col. Oveta Culp Hobby, has been appoint- ed by the War Department to repre- sent Col. Hobby at the Michigan, State WAC Recruiting Show which is to be gi...…

…rAC-PST THE T ; t , TIMIR;I;DTvv- TAV- 9. IA44 a H: -r te C- A N,... .... _ . _. - - ___. i. 1 '. I , 2- J-VI I L i'l 9 AIR RAIDS MAY COME- State Officiahs Revamp Civilian Defense System EAST LANSING, Jan. 5.-(A')- Local defense officials, meeting here to re-assess Michigan's civilian de- fense system in the light of current war conditions, today adopted a 16- point policy designed to streamline the program without eliminating es- sent...…

…I Rlii, Ii'U I il l MCI We 40 4titr a iI Colder VOL. LIV NO_5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS WLB Senat vote Is 85-5 In Favor of Declaration U.S. Pledges Itself To Participation in Post-War Planning By The Associated Press 'WASHINGTON,Nov. 5.- The United States Senate voted over- w helmingly today to, back up the Moscow Four-Power Declaration for an international organization to keep the world at peace.. Th...…

… PAGEIVO A N A f I V a. a. ai t "a. a a.. a. a. a.'F t % IN 1.7 1 'Y 1. I .d 1. 1VUi:lkA l NlFV G l'i45 FinlandReported To Be Making Peace Overtures t ) Reds Le _ THE WORLD OF TOMORROW: Post War Plans To Be Theme of Mass Church Meeting Sunday Paasikivi Goes To Moscow on Secret Mission The basis of achieving a just peace after victory and means of clarifying public opinion on pertinent post-war issues will be the problems facing stu-...…

…r SATURDAY, NOV. G, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VALE THEE Revised Indiana Plays Here Before Small Crowd Bo McMillan's Tea Made Up Entirely of Civilian Players (Continued from Page 1) still be packing plenty of power. Bob Derleth, a letter winnerrlast year but ineligible for Michigan's first four games this season, will be at Pregulman's old spot in the line. Bob Wiese, who was the Maize and Blue's leading gainer as a fullback in his sophomo...…

…PAGE FOUR~ - - - -~ ~. x.~a,~r:a in, is us a. es !ra v v a mm N aw r1h 0 . RI [.Y ID. ]a 9 .. .:-«. . a...a a is v " . ass av-s." r® i FiftThird Year 4 e:^7r 1 - Edited and mrnged b udents of the University of Michigan undr e aut ifty o Ue Board in Control of Studen.t Ptietes Pblh ye Moday duzring the regular Univerty year and every moring eeet Mon- day and 'u ay dlr a e er Member of Th'I AssociatedI Press The Assoiqted r is lively entitle...…

… IV I , V% Ummjlmmwlo' TU1RDA c.NOVi 6, 1943 IrvHt M --4 -f -'N iJAi--N f", T ht . . . .......... T .......... , ..,.,l..,.. .. ..... Pan-Hel President fnnounces Rules For Rush in eason Sorority Women May Not Enter Dorms, League Houses To Meet Independents; Honor System Replaces Silence Period "Women may sign up for rushing from Nov. 17 to Nov. 29 at a special booth in the League," Mary June Hastreiter, '44, president of Pan-Hellenic, a...…

…___ -. ....- 'AGE SM THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOV. 6. 1941 A G E I S 111 I X Ill S WHAT, NO SARONG? Soldier Finds Natives Aren'tAll Movie Queens "The fellow I bunked with when I -- Navy Gunner' Post War .. . Takes Over (Continued from Page 1) was in the South Sea Islands didn't want to bother digging a foxhole when we first got there, but when the first raid came about 3 a.m., he start- ed to dig-and fast," Pvt. Gordon Adams, one...…

…itt 1 Weather Warmer VOL. LIII No. 158 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Liberators Hit Hainan Island from C hina Stalin States Russia Wants Strong Poland Tells Correspondent Soviet Union Will Enter Alliance Against Nazis NEW YORK, May 5.-()-Pre-+ mier Stalin of Russia, in a letter to the New York Times correspondent in Moscow, stated today that Russiai wishes to see a strong and independ- ent Poland establi...…

…rA tr 0 Tun M H-1-. i~T _ _ U.S. Assistance to Russia Totals 3,500,000 Tons President R ?views Watler-Crossing Demioonstration on His Tour Brown Hits Use of B and C Cards; Vacation Permits Asked by Kelly WASHINGTON, May 5.-(1P)-The United States has sent Russia "sev- eral thousand planes," "many tens of thousands" of trucks, jeeps and other military vehicles, and over one million tons of foodstuffs. This was disclosed today by lend- le...…

…. ..W$U$BDA Y, , MAY 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VAGE THREE XUUXSDAYI MAY 6, 1943 I A1IJ~ THREE Second Big Ten Match for Netmen with Chicago Today (i'. Michigan Seeks First Triumph In Conference Maize and Blue Squad Favored in Battle with Strong Maroon Team By HARVEY FRANK Opening a three-day stand against ti 'ten opponents, Michigan's ten- xiis team will play its second Confer- ence match against the University of Chicago today a...…

…S. - ---.-'- -----------.. -- ----.-.-- -- r_ - _ _ ~. I a -. 4r, 5idigan Batty 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...…

….: l. ~ w 4" /' _n tr.. . ' A ni :Lot Ji f. , i I JLI ii~i~ nip Rnnual Spring Horse Show Is Slated for May 15 --- I Seaman's Story Emphasizes DRESSING UNIT'S VALUE IT'S EXTREMELY EASY to convince one's self that one hour spent in some war activity will add so little to the sum total that it's just not worth the effort. E" VERY NOW AND THEN something crops up that forces the realization of the importance of "that little bit." Such wa...…

….THURSDAYZ MT;6, 1942 rAGIE SIX '"CE MICHIG(AN DlAILY Rehearsals Begin for 'Nips in the Bud', All-Soldier 1i [usical 7 Revue To Be Presented New Guinea Hut Becomes Service Club ARE YOU A PRK-OVER-2? On May 1 7, 18 and 19 Engineers Subtly Attack Lit School Mastermnds PVT. JASON HORN 3651st Service Unit With the book and music complet- ed for "Nips in the Bud," the all- soldier musical revue written, pro- duced, and acted by t...…

… Weather Warmer w itF41 44o 4t VOL. LIII No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Bomb' Nazi Positions In Belgium Pilots Blast Airplane Works Near Antwerp; British Assault Kiel By The Associated Press LONDON, April 5.- Living up to Major Gen. Ira C. Eaker's recent promise to match the RAF blow-for- blow in a withering aerial attack on Hitler's industrial Europe, a huge force of American Flying Fortresse...…

…9 AA U Ck' 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 Te Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited t...…