…UNSUNG HEROES Y L Latest Deadline in the State tl M I 1 t " . See Page 2 I HOT,HUMID VOL. LXV, No. 14S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1955 FOUR PAGES I I i t Boat Missing Off Eastern Coast: Hoax? Messages Tell Of Submarine NEW YORK (P) - A mystery voice, trembling as though from terror, besought help at sea yester- day. The radioed plea claimed a foreign submarine picked up 21 survivors from an American fish- ing boat afl...…
… rwo: THE MICHIGAN BAlrF.'V rwrnAV -TTTf.V It 14911f, I iii VsTv;R{(';,y 't? 0 J. i'nlJA1 U, .JULY 51 C, '195 au 14r 3icrigan :athj Sixty-Fifth 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 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily staff and represent the view...…
…FRIDAY, IULY 8, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Chicago Tramj Dropo Hits Grand Slam; Braves Edge Cubs, 3-2 Pitchers Parade as Cardinals Nip Redlegs; Mays Powers Two Homers in Giant Win )les Fading Tigers, 12-1 IEISDS Campanella Out Of All-Star PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Brooklyn Dodgers announced yesterday that Roy Campanella definitely would not catch in the All-Star game next Tues-. day. After an examination by doc- tors in New York Thur...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. JULY 8,105S THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY.. .TTILY E y..R 4A . VVa/l O lOy Music Conference To Meet "Teaching of Music in Second-i ary Schools," will be the topic ofr two summer music conferences toj be sponsored July 11 and 12 on campus by the University's Schoolt of Music and School of Education. Prof. David Mattern, professor of music education will act asf chairman of both conferences. 'Monday, June 11, will be...…
…The Need for 'Agonizing ReappraisaP See Page 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State .444440bippr :43 a t t FAIR PLEASANT VOL. LXIV, No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1954 FOUR PAGES Atom Workers Ignore Orders Fail to Halt Production of U-235 As Thousands Cross Picket Line OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (P} - CIO chemical workers ignored a presi dential o r der Wednesday anc struck at two uranium-235plants They failed, however, to halt pr...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. JULY A. IMSd PAGE TWO THE MICIHGA~~J DAILY THTTR~DAV JTTIV f IOKA s .: v s4e i, a , a IU JU X d, 1. Laag I I The Need for an Agonizing' Reappraisal M ANY MONTHS AGO, Secretary of State John Foster Dulles hinted that, unless certain events took place, the United States would have to make an "agonizing reappraisal" of its foreign policy. Judging from the events of the past weeks, such a reappraisal w...…
…THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THURSDAY, JULY S, 1954 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE leveland Bests Baltimore, 6-1 Major League Injuries Obscure Pennant Hopes Dodgers Lose to Giants; Yanks, White Sox Win U%- By the Associated Press NEW YORK ()-Woe the poor White Sox-third in the American League and first in the arnica loop. Over the past few days, the Chi- cago club has seen four players- Ferris Fain, George Kel...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIMRSDAY, JULY 8, 1954 PAG1~ FOT3R~ TUE MICHIGAN DAILI THuRSDAY, JULY 8,1954 FATAL FOURTH: Top State Off ieials Take Note of weekend Deaths LANSING WI)-Top state off i- cials expressed grave concern yes- terdiay over Michigan's high Fourth of July traffic toll. The state's weekend death count reportedly was the worst in the nation. Gov. Williams said he was "highly concerned." He asked state police and highwa...…
…SEN. POTTER AND THE McCARTHY CHALLENGE See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State &t4 O 0 0 lk FAIR FAIR- VOL. LXIII, No. 12-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1953 FOUR PAGES U I U FOUR PAGES Widespread Hunger Hits Red Nations Report Indicate Numerous Death VIENNA - (AP) - Widespre hunger in some areas of Comm nist East Europe was reported ye: terday as Czechoslovakia eased t on the whip to keep sullen worke: on the job. Rep...…
…., PAGE TWO TiHE MICHIGAN DAILYT WEDNESDAY, JULY R, 1953 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ I I mm" Sen. Potter and the McCarthy Challenge ALL HE KNOWS is what he reads in the newspapers, Senator Potter of Michigan recently intimated. Potter, a 'member of McCarthy's Senate Permanent Subcommit- tee on Investigations, purely on the basis of newspaper articles, blasted J. B....…
…WEDNESDAY, JULY $, 1953. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIMEX PAGE Tm~EE Burkemo akes PGA 4 ACES HIGH: : Dressen Selects NL -. ll-Star Mound Corps Championship People's Choice Defeats = Unsung Torza, 2 and 1 [ CLASSIFIEDS By The Associated Press CINCINNATI - Manager Char- lie Dressen of the Brooklyn Dodg- ers yesterday dipped into the ranks of seven clubs to fill out the 25- man National League All-Star team which will meet the Ameri- can...…
…v PAGE FOUR TH E MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY t 'R5 U 'U' Sponsors Latin Study Workshop By ELSIE KUFFLER English . . is it a corruption of the Ancient Latin tongue? No, says Prof. Waldo E. Sweet of the summer program in lin- guistics, English and Latin each have their own individual system of grammar. In fact, English in some respect has an even more complicated system. * * * TO HELP do away with this common misconception and many oth...…
… . 4 > Y r e Si6Fr 43 9 i EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY VOL. LXI, No. 9-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1951 SIX PAGES 'U' INSTRUCTOR: Mixes Math and Fiction By ALICE MENCHER Shifting his attention from spheres and parabolas to the realm of science fiction is no prob- lem at all for H. Chandler Davis, full-time instructor of mathema- tics at the University and spare- time author. Writer of numero...…
…SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1951 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY Yi LOOK and LISTEN MILLER ADAPTATION: Ibsen Tragedy Will Open Wednesday Radio By MARILYN FLORIDIS (.> TV A new weekly series of programs from 9:15 to 9:30 a.m. Sundays, called "Words Men Live By" will1 start the radio schedule for NBCl this week. The program, narrated by Mel1 Brandt, will bring to radio listen- ers the words by which men of all ages, religions, and creeds have, lived. ENGLAND...…
…4 a SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Red ('Hot) Sox Crush, Yankees, 10- 4; Tigers Win _L .r., # *, * r. { ON THE SPOT r By GEORGE FLINT Daily Sports Editor * * * * * * Tigers, Cain End Indian Sign, 13-3 DIAMOND BIRTHDAY PARTY: All-Star Tilt at Detroit Tuesday BEHIND THE hot arg-ment surrounding the NCAA's ban on tele- vision of football gars 'played by its member colleges is a blue- bound folio pamphlet, whi...…
…TIIV 1M ICTITGKAr bAIT! * SUNDAY, JUL SY 1 931 V __Dr UL f13 I Citdv' 4 /hte By DAVE THOMAS EVERY YEAR for quite a few years now in the multi-paged budget request which the University submits to the State Legis- lature's finance committees, there is a sec- tion which begins, "The heart of a great university is its library . ." In the folow- ing paragraphs, a plea is made for funds to expand the present General Library structure so as to m...…
… JU7i.' $, 1951. THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ,UY S.11TEMCIA AL Brides Wear Pastel Shades Pink, Blue Challenge Usual White Gown Bridal gowns in pastel shades have come to the fore this year and are beginning to break into the circle of traditional white satin. Blush pink and ice blue are two colors being chosen by many brides this season, while an unusual or- chid shade is featured by several local stores. * * * TIESE COLORS are being used alone ...…
…pAGE SIX THE MrCHIGArN DAILY SUNDAY, JLY S, 191 b Y U.S. Chiefs Hit Defense Slow-Down Regent Reports On Military Tour America's defense chiefs have warned against any let-down in the military build-up program in case of a Korean cease-fire, ac- cording to University Regent Al- fred B. Connable, Jr. Regent Connable recently re- turned from the Defense Depart- ment's Joint Civilian Orientation Conference which included lec- tures by top de...…
… DIFFICULTIES IN KOREA See Page 2, Y Latest Deadline in the State iai 4 m~ 0 o 0 ° -s FAIR VOL. LX, No. 9-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1950 FOUR PAGES President Seeks More Atom Funds Asks Increase of $260,000,000 WASHINGTON--(AP)- President Truman called on Congress yes- terday to provide $260,000,000 to speed the atomic defense program and further the work of develop- ing the awesome hydrogen bomb. * The money is needed fo...…
…PAGE TWO THt 1VIIMil-AN TfAmY , Sri TTTRnA V. lrTTI'.V it 16th THE rMTCHWwaaa riN Li1AT QTTD1v ..70 A. VW~T dX1I A C T C U'1j T7W~'qA ataiu utsz dULx 5, 1Z)5V t T.1 IUMYA L. NI J Difficulties in Korea ,' "White Is Black. Black Is White. Night Is Day--" C IINIEMA WASHINGTON-Early reverses in the Ko- rean war, though they might have been expected from the sudden blitzkrieg inva- sign by North Korean Communists have, nevertheless, com...…
… SATURDAY, JULpY 8; MV"" THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Bengals Still 3 1-2 on Top as Gray Humbles Indians ALL STAR SQUABBLE: Chandler Orders Shotton To Start Sauer CINCINNATI - ( )-- Commis- sioner A. B. Chandler ruled yes- terday that the National League must have Hank Sauer's big home run bat in the starting lineup in the All-Star Baseball Game next Tuesday., Sauer, the Chicago Cubs' hard- hitting outfielder, was voted a starting sl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY AATIIDA".jil? ie , ose _ . ___v __. z raiaa;} V VL# Q lil c3V {; " r {rf "'.T .. i; j} . L"" ;.p .};. " A"."' f 1{:" h . [ERFIELD MOTHERS SCORN ABSTRACT ART: Visitors Favor Realism at Rackham Exhibit *: * * * * * * * * By NANCY BYLAN A trail of cocked heads, out- stretched forefingers and much whispered comment has been pass- ing through the Rackham galler- ies this month. These things belong to and ema- nate f...…
… EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State :4)zitt]y 'Co FAIR, PLEASANT VOL.IJX, No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1949 PRICE FiVE CENTS President Optimistic On Economy' Outlook 'Bullish'; Tax Raise Lost WASHINGTON-6'P) - President Truman, using Wall Street lingo, said today he is "bullish" on the nation's economic outlook. A "bull" is one who bets on good business and a rising stock market. The President was ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, s _ , qtOND te Modern Society and Insanity (Edior' Not iswriten y CoMangin :1 (Editor's Note is written by Co-Managing Editor Craig Wilson.) ATTORNEY GENERAL Tom Clark has moved in on du Pont Company, General Motors Corporation, United States Rubber Company and several holding companies who seem to be one big happy family, controlled by the du Pont family. A mere run-down of the charges levelled by Clark is ...…
…-THE MLHCHIGN -DAILY PAGE THRfEE . . ........... Ynks, Doders in, Increase Leads COURSES IN The Early-way method can solve your writing problems. Service Dept. for All Kinds of Writing - Greeting Cards, Name Cards, Bookplates 1~ NATIONAL'S NEWHOUSER: Omission of Heintzelma n On All Stars Irks Phils NEW YORK-(P)--An alleged "snubbing" of pitcher Ken Heint- zelman brought the Major League All-Star game to its annual boil yesterday ...…
…w ,,. x .:., n__, --... --..... _. pp PAGCE FOUR rTE MICHWTEAN nfi-X. ., T '-.. ..". _ _ aaa a.+ ua a. v.aaa va"a1 .. LA1L 1 - .. ,: :.;.. 1 iVl1/ THEY GIVE HOT TIPS: Weather Bureau Doles Out Facts and Forecasts By NANCY BYLAN "We answer anything but ques- tions on income tax." Thus claims the Weather Bureau at Willow Run. Pegged with eight to ten calls an hour during the current hot spell, the weather ex- perts must be a source of inf...…
…A ROO FO U See Page 2 Krg r Da ii4 WARM ER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 180 ANN A*RBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1948 PRICE FIVE CE T5 UAW's President *Reuther To Support DouglasCandidacy Predicts Demnocra tic Nomination Will Return Party to Liheralists By The Associated Press Walter P. Reuther, president of the UAW-CIQ, today threw his A support behind Supreme Court Justice William 0. Douglas for the Democratic nomi...…
… i V F1! Ni+i' i.. .i tiw i .t i r TH _MC..N DA L _."__.HTI. usRRA Y ITTxu~a~cip ft 1 bAK . A Roof fo r UN THEGCARNIVAL at Philadelphia was good clean fun. Everybody had a good time. Wisconsin had a chance to show off its cheese. Dewey had a chance to show how a political machine should be run. And the Republicans, ah, the happy Republicans, had a chance to show off their New Look party platform.' And new it was, too. So new, in fact, that...…
…fHIURSDAY, JULY 8, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DA I PM GE T IN Tis CORNER -- by JOE WALSH, Sports Editor Olympic Hopes Dim; Dodds Hurt KE<Y-STOiXE S ACK CR0 WDED: N. IL. Cuts Mlound Staff To Favor Iitaig Power fv WITH TRACK considered a form sport, it is usually pos- Bible to come fairly close in se- lecting winners beforehand. For instance, in the Final Olympic Track and Field tryouts this com- ing weekend at Dyche Stadium, it wouldn't be too ...…
… m T1E M.n T CTI.'4 TC.w ' .AlNa li1A A. 1'fA.bV ITL AIOA- - A.- ~T. ac .ravaa -frssi a1yi o, ED38 MEET CURRENT INTEREST: Law School To Ex1>and PrPogram1 wi Lectures Reservations till Available for IC Tour With the presentation of the first international law lecture on July 13, the University Law School expands its curriculum "to meet current interest and needs in that field," Dean E. Blythe Stason commented yesterday. The Law School is ...…
…r q .Alt r , T g A& AdL 40 41W a14*bpt AMMILAOM Aby WEATHER Partly Cloudy Today with Seat- tered Brief Thundershowers This Afternoon. VOL. LV, No. 5-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS flu dge tApproved; 'U'Regents OK 93 Promotions Appropriations Total $9,098,081; Hospital Will Receive $3,512,712 Appropriations amounting in total to $9,098,081.22 for the operation of the University proper in 1945-46 received fin...…
…TWo THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1945 All B-29's Return Suful f-rorn C 00 'lane Raid No Jap Planes Challenge Blow By Superforts Nip Anti-Aircraft Fire Is Meager, Inaccurate By The Associated Press GUAM, Sunday, July 8 - Not a single American B-29 was lost in Saturday's 600-plane raid - the fourth in six days against Japan's mainland-which burned and blast- ed five aluminum, oil, rail and in- dustrial centers with 4,000 tons ...…
…JULY 8, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Highlights of DonLund's Michigan Athletic Career RE called SPORTS NEWS + VIEWS + COMMENT T y BILL MULLENDORE, Daily Sports Editor T ISN'T VERY OFTEN that any athlete wins nine major letters at the University of Michigan. As a matter of fact, only seven ,men have performed that feat in the history of the school. And it is rarer yet for a man to win nine letters and be remembered not so much for his sports pro...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1946 > , Fifty-F fth Year THE RANGEFINDER: A New Historical Determinism DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN .1 S' i] ..- " I S: : f.?3SGLS Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Ray Dixon Margaret Farmer Betty Roth . Bill Mullendore Dick Strickland Editorial Staff . . . . Managing Editor . . . Associate Editor...…
…-SUNDAY, JULY 8, '1945 THE MICHIGAN~ DAILY PAGE FYVF a PAGE SUN FUN, EH KEED? Weather Man Schedules Sun Eclipse Tomorrow DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) When the alarm clock goes off bra- zenly tomorrow morning, and you look out the window with one eye shut and. notice it's still fairly dark heave a sigh of relief and turn over, again. The "ole faithful" clock did not go on the blink, neither did your eyesight. Th...…
…~'aG I Tilt MICUMAN fAT .. r +a .v... rya r ..a m.a a v a m x v m y m .a awe m ReutherProposes Post-WarFactory Plan WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCERS: 113,000,000 See 178,000 USO -Camp Performances USO-Camp Shows, Inc., a corpor- ation of the six United Service Org- anizations, is now being expanded for operations which will continue until at least two years after the end of the war with Japan, according to plans recently adopted by the Execu...…
…wg KrV 4 1 Weather Thundershowers,_.: ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS ------ ---- e .on.v .. a .. a a.r a.ra.ra' ea us p ,100 Bombers Raid German Oil Plants - a U.S. Troops In Cherbourg Surge Ahead La Haye Du Puits Appears Doomed By the Associated Press SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, AL- LIED EXPEDITIONARY FORCE, July 8. -- U. S. troops surged for- ward along a flaming 33-mile battle- front today in a dri...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICT-1112' A1 I TV iiir' r, v. _ .iiiiriJ f3_ 7 Odd '____j_________1111_______111__________________________j___ 1 .341 13 ' TT1 elU Q Y I 1'!' k Fifty-Fourth Year. . r - )' > - q . . .l . . 'S' THE PENDULUM: Southern Economy Breeds Hatreds 5!!5!M Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. By BERNARD ROSENBERG < TES, it's a lovely wor...…
…SATURtDAY, JUILY 8, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAiL PAGE THREE Crisler Sends Football Squad Through Tough Dodgers Losing Much of Their PastGlory Workout Bsoys Drilled On Rudiments Of Blocking I By The Associated Press Boston is the current hot club of the American League, and Cincinnati is running a fever temperature in the National, but there isn't any doubt today about the temperature of the Brooklyn Dodgers. It's a sub-zero minus 10 f...…
…PAGE FOUR~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1944 s State Witness Hemans Reveals Bribes in Graft Case mm Testifier Hired By Financiers I To 'Fix' Laws Five Finance Firms Involved by Testimony By The Associated Press MASON, Mich., July 7.-Major Charles F. Hemans, Lansing lobbyist giving State's evidence in the legis- lative graft conspiracy trial; today began a recitation of bribes he said he had paid to members of the 1939 Michigan ...…
… r _ - 1 ittit ttiq Weather Continued Cook. I VOL. LIII, No. 8-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Reds Tlitwar t Fitter erman Onslaught 'JWe Walked I cow'-After R(A1 lil dirt g Eieuai or Strike .v :~~'.s~~2:.. ......N . . . . . . . . ..W...' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 4 Yom Thisgrop o womn hs ist rachd te gr un flor o th 70stor RC buldin inNewYor Cityaftr astrke o elvatrs n nne Rckeellt...…
…PAGE TWO THE "-MlrHlrXN !!XlrV-' THE A InIv R- 141M TH ... . .:. ~ ..,.,,_, w..ri 1 M1.I 1NW 1 1- '<A 11 1 V TrT2'1 -1..\ aL&as',1a.L 1 1.i:i:,V .[W JJCy..Y, y a! U.Lt T " dity . .La7' Ulka Fifi igatt'Bal Fifty-Third "Year Straight from the Shoulder 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 rgular Un...…
… WTRS DAY , JLY 9, 19: 1 THlE MCH TAN -1 -,A41TY- PSr,-E THRE, F. U PA0E TflRE~ . . _ , . .,. Tigers Beat Senators for Ninth Victory Capture American League Second Place In Fight for Pennant DETROIT, July 7- (if)- The De- troit Tigers seized the American League's second place today by mop- ping up on the Washington Sena- tors, 9 to 1, for a 3 to 1 series edge and their ninth victory in 11 starts. With Southpaw Hal Newhouser pitching a fi...…
…PAGE FOUR TTHE MICHlIGAN fDAILY THURSDAY, 3ULY 8, 1949 L . sv rs a... ,r . TRT,. _ 3R...DA. y ..J...Y .y19.3 I Lt.-Col. Gaud Defines Foreign Reciprocal Aid Yank Troops Abroad Receive Allied Supplies On Lend-Lease Basis "Reverse lend-lease transactions have assumed much greater propor- tions than most people in this coun- try think. All overseas commanders have been directed to procure every- thing possible locally and to make such procur...…
… Weather Cooler. .4itt A it Editorial Chislers, Cheats, Crooks, Riders Sabotage American War Effort 1 VOL. LII. No. 16-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1942 2:15 A.M. FINAL _ -_ _ i FBI Launches National Drive Against Nazi Bund Leaders Convict Kuhn, Successor Under Fire As U.S. Moves To Wipe Out Un-American Group Members Accused Of Draft Evasion NEW YORK, July 7.-W)-Federal agents launched a coast-to-coast drive today to pu...…
…I' TWO THE, MICHIGAN DAILY P tCl t CYt Mt l ' The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN 7A 1 'I Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Thge Summer Daily is published every morning except Mongday and Tuesday Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press }is exclusively entitled to the tuse for republication of all n...…
…JUIY 8, 1942, T.H E MICHIGAN DA ILY I ____________________________________________ I a Modern Trends In Education Are Discussed University High School Teacher, Dr. II. Lui, Lecture To Educators "State and National Trends in Ed- ucatioA," a series of lectures spon- sored by the education school, swung into its third week with talks by Fred G. Walcott, acting head of the Uni- versity High School English depart- ment, and Dr. Bangnee A. Liu, o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T8A , JULY 8, 1942 find 'Lid Lifter 'To Be Held Friday League Brings Fortune Teller From Ethiopia Doc Spracklin To Front Band In Absence Of Gordon Hardy Now On Duty In U.S. Navy You'd be surprised what the stars can tell you especially when medi- ated by a- person inherently gifted with the technique of star interpre- tation. All this and more will be told when dancers go "Star Gazing" and dancing in the League Ball...…
…Official Publication Of The Summer Session :4Iaitg Editorial Education's Outlook: Let's Not Forget ... VOL. LL No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1941 Z-323 Educators To Hold Condliffe Views Future American NavalI PRICE FIVE CENTS Forces i Special Program For Parents' Day Of Post-War Economy By KARL KESSLER The machinery of war-time eco- nomic controls must be continued after the present war and must be gradually transformed...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY S, It .v .. . . -.... as . . .. . .. ..... .. s a i . . TUESDAY..... . JULvYr.a 8a. 1 Daily Calendar of Events Tuesday, July 8- 4:15 p.m. Lecture. "The Conflict of Ideologies." His Excellency, Hu Shih, Ambassa- dor of China to the United States. (Hill Auditorium.) 7:30 p.m. Beginners' Class in Social Dancing. (Michigan League Ballroom). 8:00 p.m. Duplicate Bridge. (Michigan League. Anyone wishing to play is...…
