… WPeather Light snow. LL Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Diati Editorial Defense Streamlined By Reorganization .. VOL. L. No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1941 Z-323 (PRICE FIVE CENTS Fleets Placed On War' Basis; New Admiral Is Appointed Enlisted Personnel Limit Is Raised To Provide Crews For Battleships Now In Construction Three Ocean Navy Included In Plan (By The Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Jan. 8-MP-The Navy...…
…Weather Continued cold, cloudy and possibly snow timrow I AOF 4hr !lit t an r4 ~~at Editorial Hore-Belisha And A German Peace.. VOL. L. No. 75 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 9, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sofiak Leads Way In 44-39 Michigan: Win Over Badgers Wolverines Come Back After Scoreless Start To Take Close Victory Gene Englund Tops Wisconsin's Scoring (Special to The Daily) MADISON, Wis., Jan. 8.-Michi- gan overcame a poor s...…
…THE AIlCflli.',kN DAILY TMTP.fZTVAV- t, ATfV 4: 1411 THE MI.w .. a" u I ANcI"AIIV r1T vfW-1A.,T ,2an uar9iYT 4!YTA d~ 7ai l i[£ T Y, IN41 E ... . - ---. _ _ DAILY IIPDr.I OFFICIAL BULLETIN Forsythe Lists Precautions SwOmley To Talk Here DiscuPEsing "A ProgramCs for Paci To Preven t Epidemic Of Cold.s fist Action"J.ohtn Srrly e~ Lary_ ofth Youtth Section of till i- VOL. LI. No. 73 THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1941 Publication in thec Dail...…
…PAGE TWO TTIDE MICHIG(AN DAILY TUESDAY YAN. 9,1940 .. as ..., . , .-_ Eight Faculty Speeches End WinterParley Professors, Students Join In Discussion Of Means Of Reeducating Public (Continued from Page 1) or the curtailment of civil liberties in order to conduct a war with the ut- most speed and least loss of life, Professor Fox said that it is the de- gree to which civil liberties must be sacrificed that is important. We must realize, he...…
… THE MICHIGANDAILY PAGE __. ,, Wolverine Hockey Team To Meet Michigan Tech Sofiak Takes Scoring Lead Mike Leads In Fouls Too; Mandler Next In Totals Tiny Mike Sofiak, sparkplug of the Wolverine basketball team, led his mates in three departments, both commendable and condemnable, af- ter the Varsity's first venture into the 1940-41 Big Ten campaign. Little Mike's 73 points in the sev- en games played to date paces the Michigan scorers, ...…
…- '47 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ped-iE' TURVTI MET! Sofiak, Rae Lead Cagers To 44-39 Victory Over Wisconsin Varsity Starts' Slow, Is Ahead 16-15 At Half Pink, Brogan Each Get Seven Points; Englund, Schwartz Pace Losers (Continued from Page 1) flak's foul, but Sofiak got another basket a minute later and the score was Michigan 33, Wisconsin 23. Rundell and Englund sank short ones, and Nelson countered one free throw on Fitzgerald's foul. Run- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AURIL .SflA Jati 71941 MEN . ....... . . . .... . ............. . . THE MICHIGAN DAILY American Intervention Would Not Achieve Peace 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 entitle...…
…PAGE"F' tJW" / ,.fl .afr~N'D.U~ TUESDAY;"JAN "9,." 190 :. _... ..._. .. .. a. t.,.zsa.a+, .c:; ,a v.:.cac-aaw..r, _ . . _ I TUESD~Y7JAN~ 9,~'1~4O THE MICHfIGAN IDAILY r - 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 ...…
…THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1941 THE MoICHICITGA=N DALY Gordon Hardy Plays At 'Hangover Hustle' Today In Union f"? t Tickets For Engineering Ball To Go On Sale Today In Union General sale of tickets for the an- nual winter Engineering Ball on Fri- day, Jan. 17, will begin at 8 a.m. to- day in the Union, Edward King, '41E, general chairman announced yester- day. Tickets are $2.50 per couple. The sale will be held from 8 a.m. to noon and from 1...…
…TV'ESDAV, JAN, 9, 1940, __SIAY _ N.9,94 PGEFW . .. ... .. . . .. . , ... ,,r. _ ... . PAGE 'I' -- I frwTrm~ Some Tickets To Soph Prom Still Obtainable Sales Exeeds Last Year's Record; Favors Will Be Red Leather Programs Still a few tickets are available for the 1940 Soph Prom, to be held from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday, Jan. 19, in the Union ballrooms, it was an- nounced yesterday by W i l i a m Schust, '42, chairman of publicity. Tickets w...…
…PAGEISIXTHE MICHIGAN DAILY TXt ?R$AY, JANUARY 9, 1941 Hopwood RulesI Are Announced For Freshmen Bader, Brevold, Robbins Appointed To Consider Competition Entries All freshman who wish to enter the 1940-4, Hopwood Contest for Freshmen should have their manu- scripts in the Hopwood Room, 3227 Angell Hall, before 4 p.m. Jan. 31. In this contest three types of writ- ing are eligible: the essay, prose fic- tion, and poetry. Prizes of $50, $30, an...…
…I~Gl~l SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY '1I.Ir.2D'SY, 4h, 9; 1394 Ruthven Says Football Here Is Not Corrupt Chicago Does Not Imply Choral Union Concrt'es Star To e Flastad Kirsten Flagstad, distinguished Unsatisfactory Condition, Norwegian soprano, will fulfill Mon- P s e 'n day the obligation to the Ann Arbor Is President's Opinion music audience that she was unable to keep last year due to sudden ill- (Continued from Page 1) ness, when she pres...…
… Weather Beastly Cold L2 A# 5k ig~an i3ati Editor i I. Colleges Face Post-War Frobicias ! ,. VOL. LII. No. 74 Call Sent To CPT Students General Connolly's Appeal Recruits ,Civilian Pilots To Enlarge Air Corps 305 Locl Flyers AffectedBy Plan Brig. Gen. ,Donald H. Connolly's appeal yesterday for 40,000 civilian pilots to man the vastly increased Army and Navy Air Corps will call the 305 University students and for- mer students who have...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ESMDT Plans New Courses In Local Cities Second Series To Offer Engineering Instruction For Defense Training Industry Aids Group Capitalizing on the success of the first series of training courses pre- sented last fall,' a second series of courses under ,the Engineering Sci- ence and Management Defense Training program will be inaugur- ated in seven Michigan cities when the first classes open Monday eve- ning. Designed to f...…
… 1942 TIIL MTCHI TAN fATT. Matmen Open Against trong Penn tate Team om orr Snead Picked To Win Crown' Ben Hogan Rated Second In Los Angeles Open LOS ANGELES,' Jan. 8. -(IP)- It may be much like bestowing a fatal kiss, but professional playmates of West Virginia Sammy Snead have named him as the one most likely to win the $10,000 Los Angeles Open which will start tomorrow. Snead undoubtedly has 'the shots necessary to capture this richest o...…
…PAGE,. rDU l h t.C3ic4tuu &ta1 THE- MICIHIAN DAILY War Budget Proves U. S. Is Preparing . ." 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 all news dispatches credit...…
… THEMICHIGAN DAILY r * . Women's Defense Committees Urge Students' Physical Fitness 0' By LOIS SHAPIRO As the basis for our victory pro- gram all over the country and es- pecially on campus, it is the obliga- tion and duty of every student to keep physically fit. The Declaration' of the Women's Defense Committee makes clear the point that if civilian defense work is to be successful, each and every person must develop and maintain the best h...…
…THE MIClIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, L.tAT 9 , 14 U U U .1 Local Civilian Dt Con tinues Dr 300 An Arbor Residents Have Now Registered For Coming War Duties' From 18 to 72, from a London- blackout ambulance driver to a one- man demolition crew, applicants are registering with the Civilian Defense Volunteer Office in its initial four- day campaign. Three hundred Ann Arbor resi- dents,, according to latest tabulation, have registered at the CDVO's Arm...…
… 4ta :4 at Weather Cold VOL. LIII No. 71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JAN. 9, 1943 ]PRICE FIVE CENTS Nazis Allied Planes Blast Enemy off Australia Huge Air Force Joins Battle to Thwart Jap Landing; Transports Are Reported Sunk MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan. 8.- ()-A huge force of Allied planes, ranging from light fighters to heavy flying boats, Fortresses and Libera- tors, was thrown into the battle to- day against a Japanese convoy which...…
…A ,7-1 VI V ~ I~4~J~~IL~ ,; Lei r ,y\i. y1i . % _l t. I --_-. Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the Univerity 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 M033- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to te 6ie ...…
…. , £ ~ .~&4. .b'4.' . . . ....... .............. . . ......... ....... low-- Cagers At Illinois; Sextet Plays Port Dover Here ,., - Only Four Dual Meets Carded as Natators Face Slim Season Quintet in Big Ten Tilt; LOCAL BOYS VS. STATE CHAMPS: Wrestlers Face Detroit YMCA Even the Wolverine swimmers can- not drown the affects of wartime transportation difficulties. For they have, for the second time in nineteen years, been able to sc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 35 Women Join New All-Girl. Concert Band Conductor Revelli Asks More Volunteer Musicians to Play Preparations for the new All-Girl Concert Band moved into high gear today with the announcement by Prof. William Revelli that over 35 of the fair sex have already signified their intention to join the new orga- nization. Coupled with this announcement was also a call for more musicians, especially cornet, trombone, baritone, tu...…
… / j 9 M i E i;,,. A& 40 Altr tgan I a itii Weather Cloudy, No Change VOL. LIV No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 9, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Reds WACs W Maj. Brown, Lt. Lund Head List of Speakers Gen. Aurand To Talk; Wayne King To Direct Musical Production Maj. Mary Agnes Brown, executive officer and military adviser to Col. Oveta Culp Hobby, and Lt. Gertrude Fatjo Lund, one-time mess sergeant with the WAG in North Africa, will hea...…
…°Awo y "YMA * ~~1__~~ ~ _ __________________,____ 77, 7- Co. C TJo Put Musical Show Into Production Co. C will return from furlough today and will put its forthcoming musical comedy, 'Bidin' Our Time,' Into actual production tomorrow. There will be preliminary rehear- sals for the cast of 29 this week with several readings of the book also scheduled. A few female roles are still to be cast and the chorus has to be completed. Both of thes...…
… 4Sr" )Zl'7, SAN. 9r 1914 Ali ILI PAGE-TIMER E N .............N...... .,.w... ..+... ,. .. w ~~i~arsGul I ~~rnn!eric BougYcfti11 , Ri YJ -4 4 p V ronmel A.pcilmmoi1sevc will be, held a.i.t oneof tGuild meet-ings; today x~ hn flfhna'.spaining,"Chist presetedit the i)lims7Guild of the Batist hurchi hnor of their I oxnr cunelo, r. owrdChap- The ereonywill take pae at 5 pp~with r. Neton C.Fetr Board f Eduationand frmer Dot oth Puy~e wil...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATtY SUNDAY, JAN. 9, 1944 _____________________________________________________________ I I I Marion Ford Jane Farrant Claire Sherman Marjorie Borrada Eric Zalenski Bud Low . Harvey Frank . Mary Anne Olson Marjorie Rosma Hilda Slautterba Doris Kuentz. Molly Ann Win Elizabeth Carpen Martha Opsion Editorial Staff S . . . . Managing Editor . . . . Editorial Director . . City Editor aie . . Associate Editor . . . . . . Sports ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEFIM Navcl, Marine VI1 2 Unit To Hold 'Shlp S B 5 Bob Chester's Orchestra To' Play at Formal Officers, RONAG on Campus, Enlisted Personnel Are Invited To Affair by Dance Committee Taking time off for a few hours of ,pleasure and relaxation, the V-12 Naval and Marine Unit will hold its "Ship's Ball" from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday, Feb. 5 in Waterman Gym- nasium. The sailors and marines have ex- tended an ...…
…?Ad TIT I IC A n &IT. A*r. 'tAV- ?A_ i;.444 .. _ 'W0 verrnes Excel in AA du IA Z . .A . AA ' £ Z 1\ !/iiiC QA 5,4A X.4- x:Y,34it 1;1 k -AAU -i vV Il Wre st e Ddat ueks , , Columbia Line Coach Ask. Pro Football Enurance BUFFALO, N.Y., Jan. 8.-VP-)--Sam Ceidovano, football line coach at Co- lu.mbia University, has filled an appli- cation for a Buffalo franchise in the, National1 Professional Football League. "Whether or not the Leagu...…
… .' 1 k g A,- 4, 1, 1 4rt '.fW1_04 At~ A A ! PAM x -- $..a--_.. _ - Fs4t R~I Michigan Garners Fl 'Q7 0sk igITen Basft all Wwtor 52-45 Johnson Named As Best Rookie CHICAGO, Jan. 8.--OP)-Bill John- son, star third baseman of the New York Yankees, has been selected as the Major League's most valuable rookie of 1943 by the Chicago Chap- ter of the Baseball Writers Associ- ation of America. Johnson will be awarded the J. Louis Comiskey Me...…
…PAGE EIGHT TH-E MICJJI(:AN fDAILY - a ~ ASD .~£,tI*~.AU SUNDAY, JAN. 9, 1944 1. JLL .M.I s.e:a..C 4w LY 1 RF 1 Y .4l lJ' l"r 1 li 1 UNIVERSITY SUCCESS STORIES: Former Daily Editors 'Make Good' Vice-Prsdhenl Wallace Donates Bloodl By MARJORIE JACKSON and gained fame reporting the coro- A good percentage of the noted nation of King George VI. He also journalists in our country can claim scooped the newspaper world on the that they were on...…
…IiYu b Y ~*fr igan Daiii1 WEATHER Clear'ing and Ve'ry Cold Today VOL. LV, No. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 9, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ene myBroadcast Announces U.S. Pacific Invasion Gen. MacArthur's Communique Makes No Mention of New Landing on Luzon Nazis Are * Retreating in Belgium * * * * * * * * Buzz Bomb Coast Attack Forecast Raids Probable In Two Months, ~U mini ~ SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8-A division of Americ...…
…~I'T~t' MiCiiiaT~ A AT i"~ ~i TTV ?MTV Qnav TAV a ________________________________11 *UJV 1T1LU...11UEUl.Y .!9IN L ~L4I 1 '.i1 e'f J~~r." A 1 WASHINGTON MEIRY-GO-ROUND: Bad Warehousing Wastage £tier to the 6kor By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-One of the little real- ized tragedies about the food situation is the wastage from bad warehousing and from storing it too long., The situation has been so bad-and has been so completely ignored...…
…RbAsIZ 3AN.1 ~ - THE MIChIGAN DAILY iverme Wrestlers To Meet Northwestern Here Sal AGEyTHmE Oosterbaan Is Pleased, With Weekend Victories Michigan agers Prove Worth in Games Against Indiana, Illinois T'eams Last Week mabki9 the , eun44 11y HANK MANTHO Daiy Sports Editor Bluejaeket Wing In Swimming Meet Surprises Wildcat Match To Have Bearing on Big Ten Race Both Squads Are Strong in Lower Weights; Northwestern Beats Purdue in Earlier Mee...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TMIAIMAV . I r- a l-It M3. X. ata R3 t l A ! u1 V Drives Westward In Czechoslovakia Meuse . ~Verviers Mnc Ambleve RP ~Stave lot- pinat ",ey Slmchatoau Celles/:March I alm R" rum. Rochefort / i R"i Beaur,,ng / Hafalz $ure Mihamps tHHarft GERMANY BELGIU M Lbramont Halag ~ 0e~c I STATUT! MILES 6j L Ux. t% ttnterr AMERICAN DRIVES GAIN IN BULGE-Arrows indicate where Amer- ican troops are pressing against the Germ...…
…TOWN HALL MEETING See page 6 ap AOF A6 t CLOUDY, RAIN OR SNOW VOL. LVI, No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'U' To Outline Building Needs for State Ten 'U' Scientists Form Po Utica 1 Press u re Group Organizers Present Aims of Society; First Meeting To Be Held Monday at Rackham Ten University faculty members are forming a society to be known as the "Association of University of Michigan Scientists" ...…
…PAGE TWO THTE MICHIG7AN DILTY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1946 Steel Price Boost Probable; Increase For Meat Discussed U Walkouts Scheduled In Major Industries By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 8-President Truman today said a price increase on steel probably would be granted, but he would not guess whether it would avert the imminent nationwide strike of steelworkers. Price boosts also were being delib- erated for meat packers, another...…
…9 WFDEDNsAY; JM~tAR 9%11 46 THE MICHIGAN DI.LY PA(C:ETUUP1T OF THE KEYBOARD By MARY LU HEATH Associate Sports Editor UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE last week of Tony Cuccinello, 37-year-old veteran third baseman for the White Sox, is significant of the trend in baseball and other professional sports these days. Cuccinello was not the victim of a bad season in 1945. In fact, the aging infielder was leading the American League batters going into th...…
…PAGE FOUR TIom MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1946 Fifty-Sixth Year FIGHT FOR MUSICAL FREDOM: Dr. Maddy Protests Petrillo Bans DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon . . . . . . . . . . Managing Editor Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . . City Editor Betty Roth. ...........Editorial Director ...…
…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 194' ,.THE MICHIG7AN DlATLY PAGE FIVE i as .a v rs 1 a.a ri i u . - --- - - Friday Offers Dancers Ship S Ball International Ball Sherwood's Orchestra To Play At Final Navy, Marine Formal The -final Ship's Ball will be pre- sented at 9 p.m. Friday in Water- man Gym, when Bobby Sherwood and his orchestra will play for the annual dance sponsored by campus Navy and Marine personnel. General chairman Bin Randolph ha...…
…s ME S 'THE iCIGAN DAII:Y lVF.DNF9Tl)Av, PAGE ~1X WEDNE~DA~T JAM ARY 9, I94~ Old Maids To Turn Thieves In Comic Opera Performance Play Production, Ln;versty Orchestra, Musc School To Present English Language Musical An old maid, Miss Toll, and her servant, Laetitia invite an attractive tramp to visit them and are caught in a series of complications that furnish laughs in fourteen scenes of Gian- Carlo Menotti's opera, "The Old Maid and t...…
…PORTAL PAY SUITS See page 4 Lw D43a ii4 CLOUDY SNOW FLURRIES Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1947 1 I PRICE FIVE CENT State Hour Orders 40 Week for 'U' Construction Unauthorized Strike Stops Work On Chemistry Building Extension By BOB HARTMAN Announcement of a 40-hour work-week on all state building projects threatens the University with possible loss of workers and may prolong ...…
…T IE MICHliGAN DAILY T-U'ST Senator Would Restrict State Civil Service Bonine Seeks Easier InefficIeny Purgings By The Associated Press LANSING, Jan. 8.-A proposed constitutional amendment to limit Civil Se-ice to state employes drawing $3,000 or less a year in salary was advanced today by Senator 4. Elwood Bonine, Van- dalia Republic an. Bonine s proposal would be sub- emitted to the voters at the spring election, if approved by the law- mak...…
…a --THE- MICHIGAN DAILY NCAA Body Accepts Motion To Ban Off-Campus Asocaio efers Ato on Proposal c4 fP Drills Resume Matmen Oppose Ohio U. in Mann Boa To Outlaw Bowl, Post-Season Football For Michigan First atchUere Saturday Fine 22-Y New Code Calls on Colleges To Boycott Also referrect to this new consJ Hockey Squad Swim Mar Schools Not Accenting These Princinles tutional revision committee was a Keen Still Ponders Wolverine's Entrants; of...…
…w THE MICHIAN DAILYT P-ortal Pay Suits hE AVALANCHE of suits for retroactive portal-to-portal pay for union workers, set off last June by the United States Sup- reme Court decision in the Mount Clemens case, has reached the unexpected total of more than $3,250,000,000, and is apt to reach the $6,000,000,000 mark before it slows down. The unions' suits for the payment of un- collected portal pay since 1938, the year of the passage of the wag...…
…T HE AMI CHIGAN D AILY PA. Eligible Applicants for J-Hop Will Purchase Tickets Today Students whose applications for J-Hop tickets have been accepted may buy their tickets from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and tomorrow, and from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at a booth in University Hall. Dorms Issue Newspapers Among the lesser known campus activities are the various residence hail newspapers published by stu- dents. During this year of crowded dormitor...…
…SX s:THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI ttn! OUTH ECHOES U.S. TREND: Conservatives Dominate Conference at Chicago By TOM WALSH EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a series of five articles dealing with the Chicago Student Confer- ence. Conservatism and the fear that some group would attempt to make the National Student Or- ganization a political action group were the dominating factors at the Chicago Student Conference held Dec. 28-30. The "right-wing" ...…
…COUNCII- N MEETK' See Pate 4 C, r L wF4b A6F 411att]y qp-- NOLDERE SNOW lUR-RIES Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 79 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS -Uf 'U'Revamps Pre-Medical Curriculum Seeks Flexibility In New Program Greater flexibility and freedom, with a broader emphasis on liberal arts, keynote the new Pre-Pro- fessional Program for Medicine to be initiated here in the fall se- mester, Ch...…
…TWO -- TILE MICHIGAN I)AIT.Y FRIDAY, JANUARY 9,194R .sx .nxxl i .. I.AY..,.,. .,UA vtV . 194 I ANONYMOUS ROMEO: Student Develops New Plan' To Beat Shortage of Women By J;O ANNE MISNER A new technique for combating the lop-sided ratio of men to women here is getting results. But the man behid the plan is unaware of its success. Hackett To Be In Song Recital Le Cercle Francais To Present Program Prof. Arthur Hackett, of the University mu...…
…9, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE t DAILY OFFICIALBULLETIN . i rr i .rn.rrrrrrnrr..rr. irrn.n ui rrrrrr rr.. r r r. .r..r. " 1 III (Continued from Page 2) Theta, Theta Chi, Theta Delta Chi. January 11 *Inter-racial Association, *Lith- uanian Club, *Mary Markley House. Directed Teaching, Qualifying Examination: All students expect- ing to do directed teaching in the spring are required to pass a qual- ifying examination in the subject i...…
…FA C Porn RIC-Hit-A WAIIY--- MrD yIY s t-m Fift y-ighth Year I MATTER OF FACT: Trunai Scdo BILL MAULDIN Letters to the Editor.. Edited and managed by students of the Uni- 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 Jean Swendemen .............Advertisi...…
