…The Weather Mostly cloudy today, preced- ed by local showers in extreme east portion; tomorrow cloudy. LL G Sir iga fIat Editorials With Love From Son. . Toward A Better Dramatic Season VOL, XLVI No. 180, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS __ ___ _ _ _ - - - Deputies Give Vote Of Faith To Leon Blum. Confidence In Premier's Ability To Remedy Social Unrest Is Expressed Pickets, Republican Guards Embattled More Th...…
…THE1 MUCHICAN IIAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1936 Lecturer On For Eastern Art Describes Chinese Exhibitions lcnssiried. Directory I I i the above method, but the final effect is to reproduce the higher surfaces in ink, leaving white the deeper parts which would normally contain the shadows. Famous paintings, said Mr. Plumer, were often preserved for posterity by transfering them free hand to stone monuments and making the standard type rubbing...…
…7, 1936 TU E MICHIGAN,,DAILY PA Course In Far East Is Given By University Program Leading To B. A- In Oriental Civilizations Offered To Siileits The University of Michigan is meeting the growing interest in the East by offering a unique, interde- partmental degree program in Orien- tal Civilizations, according to mem- bers of the committee in charge of the project. The United States is said to be drawing closer and closer to the East, a ...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. J THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ,,,. sue- ., . - . ^ . ,,. - -. .- -/11 Publisned every morning except Monday during th University year and Summer Session by the Board i Cor trol of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the us for republication of all news dispatches credited to it o not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights o republication of a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY To Play Title Role Albert Van Dekker, New York star of "Grand Hotel," will play the title role of "Parnell," opening Wednesday afternoon at Lydia Mendelssohn theatre, Margalo Gill- more will appear as Katie O'Shea, playing opposite Mr. Van Dekker. Trips to varied localities are among the recent activities of University professors and their families. Prof. Raleigh Schorling flew to Austin, Texas, last week to attend the me...…
…THE MICHICAN- DAILY SUNDAY, 'The P'RESS AINGLE= By GEORGE J. ANDROS- Remember MICHIGAN'S FOOTBALL TEAM winning four out of eight games . . . Kurt Warmbein leading Michigan State to four touchdowns and the second Spartan victory in two years . . . Matt Patanelli hitting Warmbein so hard he fumbled and set the stage for Capt. ,Bill Renner's pass and Mich- igan's only touchdown. . . Dick Colina running back a punt 57 yards along the sidelines ...…
…JUNE 7, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FA E PAGE,. Tony Manero Wins National Open; Kocsis ILeads Amateurs <i l Michigan Star Is ILStrokes Behind Leader Winner Smashes World Record hooting 282; Varsity Ace Is 14th SPRINGFIELD, N.J., June 6. - (' - Blasting all open championshi: records to bits in a heart-throbbin finish, dapper little Tony Manerc 31-year old Italian-American pro fessional from Elmsford, N.Y., sho the greatest round of the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 7 IN THE WORLD OF"" BOOKS FROST A Contemplative Poet Malraux Revealed As One Of Decade's Important Writers le Went To NMicliigart Reflects Social Change Without Blatant Propaganda A FURTHER . RANGE. By Robert Frost. New York, Henry Holt and Company. $2.50. By LOUIS A. STRAUSS (Of the English Department) The appearance of a new volume of poems from the pen of the foremost and best loved of America'...…
…lED <Y_ EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVER SITY - --------- - - 180. EIGHT PAGE5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1931 TRACKSAR END EVE PLAY 'A ET 'EAR~ NX MISS HEMING FINDS'PRIVATE LIVES' DELIGHTFUL; PRAISES POWERS' WIT New York Star May Attend The Way of the World' Here Thursday Night. IMA SERIES Yurka, Cossart lave Leading iedy Roles. OPEN is and the Man,' by rnard Shaw Will Start June 15. ling Monday night in t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DALY SUT3NDAY, 3UI E 7 J ---..---. _...---------. T_ loHIS WEE[ K Invites General ear Classical GERMAN AUTHOR V IS ITS AMERICA Td,- Rad (Eh,tern t .)%i ~R.PAFRKF-.;CA(DMAN--WWJ. WGY, 7:15--Arthurr Sotrimers unh n Collier's I Hour WJR, WLW, KYW 17:00( --MAU!t~rtCE CI-EVAIER-WWJ, WGY, I S~0-U~ro~tSym-horsy orchestra---- WXYZ, l(MlOX, WBBMN' 9:00 1 H (GAUCHOS - WXYZ, WABC, '5--Wvillard Robison and ihis Deeo River oi::Lcstra-...…
…1931 THE MIC'HHTAN D';-TEV fi [M 'DEDICATION OF HIA7DING MEMORI gPPI [Y OAT MARION, OHIO, TO BE JU .e Yurka, Ernest Cossartr 11 Play Leads in 'Ther Vay of the World.' REHEARSALS OPEN and the Mai,' 'Private ves,' Ghosts to End Series of Plays., ontinued from Page 1) "The Father" will be pre-r at 3:15 o'clock Thursdiay a n. This performance off .: ather" will be preceded by imate program by Cossart olet Heming, distinguished irk star. who h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JTJ >Aished every morning except Monday during the University year Board in Control of Student Publications. tber of the Western Conference Editorial Association. Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- tion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the local news published herein. ered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second matter. Special rate of p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ i R A FAST LDALL ACTI VITI ES Physical Education Deemed Necessary for College Women on of E the Senior Be Held he League. NTED or the Affair Procured at Main Desk. ag the functions nen, the annual May of the senior :fast, for graduate studentsj memby* of the senior class )e xidat 9:30 o'clock, Satur- June 20, in the main ballrooml e League. nediately after the breakfast, ass play, "Suppressed Desires," san ...…
…'THEMICHGAN AIL SUNAY, Urk fn:ii aihG 1-etot5 Wasingon,-hiaelpia3 ! . L,,- 8-Btr oklyn the jreater par"t of the tme W211l thus Zoology's diamond team captureil? the Faculty baseball champioush1ip Friday afernoon when they t (oun- ed Engineer Research 14 to 9. The result was caused by slugging throughout the game by th eZoo it crowd. With Meyers and Veern Doer as batteries the winners pounde6ad in runs every inning except the rfourth and s...…
…I#. 'Zi7,93 FVE MT GH1C\N u- L Y' PAGE F, a cn. -- P__ _, E_ higan Squad Ends Year econd Division; Four Titles Acquired. Sheldon C. Fullerton Subscribe to The Summer Michigan Daily ANNOUNCE THEIR NEW ADDRESS 208 Fritz Building Cor. Main and Liberty Telephone 23151 AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY AND AFFILI-ATED COMPANIES NOTICE IIISTORY 11 and 12 TUTORING GEOLOGY and GEOGRAPHY Tommie Mack Tutoring Agency 310 So. State St. Phone 7927 TYP...…
…HE NIICHIC A1 DATL C' ;U 1.D, s JUNE l, 10,01 TH M CH GA.D IL......JUE.. q3 OFFICIAL BULLETIN Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Copy received at the office of the Assistant to 1 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. n. Saturday. SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 131 NO. 180 Fd 'y, ('oucge of 7'enriare, Kc:ct, and the Arts: it is requested by tie Admlinistrative Board that al3 instructors who make reports of Incomplete or Absent from Examination...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 CJi Air A4, i s 1 4a i IMEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ). 180 ANN A SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS STIVAL GUMPANY' AMPB STAND LANS FOUR PLAYS' 0 FINISH SERIES' xcess Baggage,' by Gowan, to Open Third Week; Tickets on Sale. )GO TO FEATURE PLAY rena Blandish,' 'The Royal Family,' and 'The Sea Gull' Conclude Dramatic Series. LIS WINS fI A111II IEC t C. R. TRAIN NAMED CS PRIZE M PRESIDENT'S AIDE s by ichiganT...…
…- - ! I MJ~111H11..jAIN VI-f LI SATUR DAY, JUNE 7, 1930 A i I MAK E URVATIONS NOW EUROPE, ORIENT 01 ANYWHERE ANY {STAMSHIP' TRAVELERS CHEQUES. ETC. *E. G. KEBIXR,. Steamship Agt We wise oetndtak toa our patrons of -the past. school year And Announce the continuance of our high quality service LydisE DESS H ""Ann Alrbor's COOLEST, Most Comfortable Theatre" Last Times Tod ay at 1:15 and 8:15 MISS AGLIN'S FAREWELL PLAY WITH THE COMPANY! ...…
…7, 190' 0 THE MICHTaGAN DAiILY PAGE TIREr mw 0 dil :-s" r 7' tIII!. 10 11 IT i« Pi ou TO SEE us -i -. writers 0 Don't fail t visit our Now.t ti Fall at 34 36 S . Sa e e i i aeLn i n est eo lle ge str ei n te cur y 11 r IV..... n Bigt . : ; ;;. ,.: Amok lieS a 'A I t I ::.. w, …
…- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - V - -- , PAGE FOUR TIHE.h MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. MME 1. 193o p S. ~ _________________________________________________ W A%,.V .$ uM ihi/ 17 aj v' Published every morning except Monday during the Un oryear gby the stBoard In Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editoreal eseociation.] The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- ...…
…41 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE FIVE t1' i M Kappa Beta Pi Will L Initiate Well Known s STAGE .WHISPER if 1AATVTE Corpcration Lawyer By Helen Carrr, '3UU L Mrs. Alice E. Alexander, head of - the corporations division of the Play Production, ladies and gen- Martha Cook to Hold Vesper department of state, will be made tlemen, present themselves under Services in Honor of an honorary member of the local, thir second annual alias - TheI Deceased ...…
…0' THEGICHGAN ATL I FURDAY. FORTYOURVARSITY LE TTE AME NT TO BELUST TH ROUGH GRADUATION Joe Truskowski Is Outstanding on Michigan's total by booting the With Eight Major Awards ball between the goal posts when to His Credit. it meant a triumph. Five Cagers Graduate. CAGE SQUAD SUFFERS In basketball, Michigan loses a number of great performers. Cap- Forty-four of the host of letter tain Robert Chapman, of Marion, winners who won their "M's" ...…
…THE MICHICAN DA ILY PAGPE SEWEN __ __... FYU of big stars. Captain Garnet Ault, FO TY-FOUR a regular fish in water, is the big MEN WILL LEAVE star to depart. (Continued From Page 6) Benson who won hi's letter in cross4 country will be the only loss whilei DAN CING I Coach Clifford Keen will see sev- ARTIA S IINE k.,oADVERTISING Open Evenings and 514 East Washin HEMSTITCHING edge, gold and work. Dial 9714. Machine Co., 205 NOTICE DEPEN...…
… 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATTTU hAY.TTTTKTP 11 a r a v 47A 1 4. U~JA.~A. I .i vtJV "' v of the Summer Session faculty who will fill out the request cards. E. H,. Kraus Ileaving for camp this time. Please be present. Wahr's and should be purchased immediately. Kits are ready at R. B. Hall NOTICES Plans for Baccalaureate and Commencement: 1111 who expect to take part in the exercises of Commnencement week will please take note of the follo...…
… FATHER )CHANGE IN RAT1JRE I .r~k i~Ia 4,IDII IhI DA7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1921. PAID TEA9T NATION' SIMPJ CfTY S. SAYA MNET THAT TEAM Li L At 3:45 Ann Arbor time this afternoon, the team bearing' Michigan's fighting nine will come to a stop at the Michigan Central station. We owe it to these men to drown out the steam locomotive with a leather-lunged "locomotive" that will show them, that every man and vyoman in the U...…
…o0el fIr rIu AT YOUR DC THREE- TIM A WEEK ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, July 7, 1921 PRICE FIB Greets Student. ogy A cordial relationship between th University of Kentucky and the Uni versity of Michigan is shown by th reports of Prof. C. O. Sauer, of th geology department, who is in charg of the geology camp in southern Ken NED tucky. of the welcome extended th students of the camp by the neighbor ing university. The president, Dr Fr...…
…£ A A MICHIGAN DAILY e rass to the use for r not otherwise therein. gan, as second Arbor,' tynard Street, 300 words, if signed, the Sig- print but as an evidence of published in The Daily at the or mailed to The Daily office. ve no consideration. No man- inter incloses postage. y endorse the sentiments ex. not be recewvei after 8 o'clock Michigan is to be congratulated on the addition of any man of this stamp to its faculty. The profes...…
…end, all the while having another in iat is worth doing at all is worth doing old maxim and a true one and only so follow a course of doing ,everything are we going to be successful in any science, literature, or art, though the loose now will before long he. thrown. card. Even if we do change our aims run, the training we receive and the ef- t on them now can never be anything it to us, providing we go at it whole- G K A 0 AM T W 0 CI 0 L ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ZVI, AV. ; -- _ . -FIRST BIG. ET SUCCESS iIN TIA1UURAL .NOTICE Director Mitchell, of the Intra- mural department, requests that all men having personal athletic equipment in lockers in the in- tramural room of the clubhouse, please remove same before Wed- nesday, as all equipment not re- moved by that time will be dis- posed of. , I Chicago Golfers Beat Wolverines. Cops Outdoor Event Full of rcite~ment Track ...…
…ma the Cad'llac Motor T'e Screen Detroit, and accord-l ned his position with ool paper. AT THE MAJESTIC Kern, '22, will suc- as managing editor. At the Majestic tonight moving pic- I Lure fans will see Miss May McAvoy, press agented as "the screen's most talented late acquisition", which means that she is a new star and that she is -a real luminary. The press agent told the truth about her talent for her work in "A Private Scandal", the farce...…
…HE MIC 'AN DAILY RECORDi FRO31 ED IN 1866 records for Michigan from 20 have been compiled in as authorized by the Ath- [ation and are now on sale book stores. The price of dents. M. Campbell, '21, is the ed- 'red J. Petty, '21, business >f the handbook which is "University of Michigan nnual." It contains, scores s in the major sports. First 1 scores from 1878 to 19201 Then comes the basketball 1919 to 1920, baseball scores to 1920, trac...…
… gles tennis' d-Cambridge 0no courts at PLAN MINIMUM I JII-AME1ICAN AMITY WUST ENDURE - VAN TYNE (Continued from Page One) Contrary to the popular idea that' Our system of government originatedl with us, the speaker made clear the fact that our political institutions are Coimrmittee Appointed to Go Over the vriting Done .tigraphin g USINESS COLLEG E AID WILLIAM .C °i °IIII Question of Pay for inheritances from English governnment. Emplo...…
…11 MIC: UGAN DAILY .. y curiosity as to vement and its r 11, 1920,. the club in the led at 'Harvard time the move- now there are process of for- ersities. 'ilson club wasl tion states, "to' ge students the son and to as- Ion on the part e of his noble service to his [ty, to the end4 about $5,000 a year, will be used to supply the libraries of the smaller col- leges with photostatic copies or tran- scripts of the more important docu- me...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - OMEN wAomen cast of first and second acts, 7 to 9, o'clock Wednesday; third act, 3 to 6; o'clock Thursday afternoon; work on costumes for all three acts, 3 to 6' o'clock Friday afternoon; rehearsals for all three acts, 9 to 12 o'clock Sat- urday morning. rman, '21, has been ap-{ nt to the dean of wom- r beginning September,' immer she will assist apin, '20, who will be that time. ,n took her first two giate work at ...…
…!" l L - . en empty freight cars will be kept on hand continually on the tracks outside of the station. When baggage arrives at the station it will be immediately loaded .into these empty cars. They cars, as soon as they are filled, will be hooked to the first passing train and carried right on through to one of the large distributing terminals. This plan will do away with all of the former delay and confusion regarding baggage. Try a Classi...…
…TI OMICHI NDA Y I BULLETIN HOSPITAL MEMBERS HOLD CONVENTION DRASTIC ACTiON TAKEN TO the g'eat coating of mud over every BLUE BOO: REPAIR DAMAGE IN PUEBLO collection of debris. A careful check sizes at Cushy by the Associated Press showed 42 (Continued from Page One) boies ,~in nioi'ziic hre tnolai; Members of the Michigan State ~health officers' declaredLthe itUation t.iiclis «Prp rl~ i fl m t t. , JUNE 7, 1921. Number 176. ,1 ...…
…v -; LI IBLY THUNDER SHO WERS j I,.& 0ki rn ~Iai ti ASSOC] PRI DAY AND N] SERI~YCE 179. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1919. PRICE m ALS IN THREE 1 IENTS QUALIFY ER AND BUIKHOLDER PLACE FOR FINALS HELD' TODAY HURDLES WILL BE CLOSE FINISH. ors Wolverines to Dark Horse Cuts In Win If No1 (By Associated Press) go, June 6.-Trials held today events for tomorrow's West- iference track and field meet tle indication of probable ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT1 , . ,: m1 -" 1 F acept M the Boau ce at Ann Arbor, moatter. ormail, $3.50. is Building. $ditorial, 3414. exceed 3e words, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 10:60 A. M. CHILDRE'S DAY SERVICE 6:30 P. IL Student Round Table O rganization meeting Led by I .DOUGLAS First Baptis t Church SUNDAY 10:30 A. M. J. IL WELLS begins a series of C sermons on "THE NEW DAY" 12:00 GUILD CLASS 6:30 P. I. GUILD MEETING MIRIAM CLARK, '19 and A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ .... r .r , , -._ _ _ , _.. _,. "" .. i _ -'' ,. MICHIGAN MEETS ILLINOIS TODAY Varsity Baseball Season Is Ended This Afternoon on Ferry Feld PARKS AND RYAN TO START AS THE OPPOSING PITCHERS Following eight consecutive Confer- ence victories, and with but a single defeat during the entire season, Coach Lundgren's squad of baseball artists, will for the final windup of the sea- son meet the Illinois nine, at 3 o'clock...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JUNE 7,1 June 9 open invitation affair in hie trans- tion's history. Golfers , which section of the country1 >f the St. mitted to participate in t the first tournament. the associa- from every will be per- he one week WAR CHANGES EGYPT'S oVoPOLITICAL RELATIONS j II PrEcrENT r"ll1UlDERlS IN r VALLEY EXPLAINED BY DELEGATE NILE Are You Insistent BECAUSE (By Associated Press) Paris, June 5.- A statement con...…
…7, 1919 THE MICHIGAN DAILY LABOR CONFERENCE SCUSS WAR PROBLEMS Southport, Eng., June 6.-The labor nference to be held here June 25, ill take up important problems grow- g out of the war including resolu- on calling for the withdrawal of troops from Russia and condemning conscription, One section of the labor element demands that industrial ac- tion be taken to abolish conscription. Othe'r subjects to be voted upon are the control of industr...…
…THE MICIGAN DAiNLY' aA.UBDAZ 3s $MID 1g .. o morrow, AtIonday Tuesday Coming. * BIG SUPER-ATTRACTION I }has felt, the pre-natal that ruled ran., /9I Big Company of specially select- ed artists who live, rather than act their thrilling roles. Bryant Washburn / In 'SomethingTo Do' .4 4W JUNE 13-14 r. s u 14 s I. F WL MEL- But he: ~sex ! a kt ADOLPH Z UKOR Presents PROD~UCTION, with ERNEST ThUEX ad LOUSC HUFF bPa~m vmt(. c &c...…
…NE 7, 1919. THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPusic Notes Fxceptional Fine Line of Genuine Palm Beach Suits Hester Reed and Dorothy New will give a joint graduation rec: at 8 o'clock Monday evening, June at the University School of Music The program will consist of the b lowing numbers: Sonata, Op. 109.........Beethov Hester Reed vell ital 16, e. Pol- ven I .l AT THE THEATERS - TODAY - Lake will play opposite him. Tom Moore is his own charming ...…
…'S GOING ON i I I booth in U-hall. At no other time can invitations be obtained.I Comedy club tryouts from 9 to 12 o'clock this morning in the audi- torium of University hall. Tryouts are asked to bring selections al- though this is not absolutely neces- sary. TODAY 10:00--Regatta on river. *2:00-Tarsity band picture at U bal. *3:00--Baseball game, Illinois vs. leck igan at Ferry field. 7:00-Upper Roomn Bible class meets{ at 444 South Sta...…
…E, L : t rt~~tit~ait 'mm' ASSOCIATE PRESS DAY A-D MNIHT i SERVICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1918 PRICE 'T ION MAIN Y HUN, EMPT RAIDS, MEET ; OCH TO TAKE NITIATIVE APERS ADMIT RALT ADVANCE Patrol Encounters In.- Violence on Italian Front Associated Press) attacks of the Germans )ft of Rheims, to the Soissons, are still at a spasmodic offensives ttempted on isolated rardments of violence ied out on various sec- .y in the regi...…
…MICI .AIN lusively entitled of all news d's otherwise credit- the local news University of morning except - year. t Ann Arbor as o ; Editorial, 2414. to exceed 300 words, not necessarily to ap- evidence of faith, and be published in The oft eEditor, if left Daily notice box in general library where 3at 7:30 o'clock each cations will receive no iscript will be returned postage for that pur-. ...Managing Editor . ... Business Manager r.........…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -'s ha ters of INishigan "s noe Heads .fliase Stealers1 ,. _ YESTERDAY'S GAMES Amnerican League Washington,.3; Detroit, 2. Philadelphia -Chicago-, postponed, wet grounds. New York, 5; St. Louis, 2; (10 in-j nings.) Bo ton, 1; Cleveland, 0. National League Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, 0. St. Louis, 12; New York, 6. Brooklyn, 1; Pittsburg, 0. Cincinnati-Boston, postponed. Patronize our advertisers.--Adv. Exhibit Work of A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI] UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ANN ARBOR President's Office June 4, 1918. To the Students of the University:- In the present crisis you are anxious to do your full duty. I need not suggest that it is your duty to answer your country's call whenever it comes and to answer it willingly and with patriotic enthusiasm. If you have reached the inimum age of service, it may be your duty to go at once without waiting for the call. Each...…
…WEATHER AND WARMER TODAY AobP A6F ARW t an- jDatt UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE I' PRICE FIVE CENTB~ XVII. No. 179. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENT, iPECIAL'DRILLS TO CLOSE TRAINING OF DIFFICULT SEASON BLIC DEMONSTRATION BENtEFIT OF VISITORS PLANNED FOR LAW STUDENTS WILL COMPETE FOR PRIZE Engineers Will Go Through All Forms of Arm Manual Prae. Si ticedI After months of interrupted and some...…
…I f-.IiAYI"..-i 1U1..J I.~ JHUL. I khite Flannel Trousers are the Correct thing for that dance or party. Have a pair tailored to your measure at 4r - - tja tt all Orlicial nsewspaper at the University of Mi,.,gan. Published every morning except M.nday during the university year, hntered at the post-office at Ann Arbor as second-class matter. Otees: Aun Arbor Press Building. Sub- by carrie $ $ ; u ymail, .co Want ad. staticnh: d$ rry'sStuden...…
