… FIRE HAZARD AT 'U' See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ~aitA1 Ccv- . 1,> o ; ,T °a / rn : FAIR VOL. LX, No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS i 'Young GOP Favors CED Dissolution Voices Support of SL Subcommittee By JOAN WILLENS The Young Republicans voted last night to favor the dissolution of the Committee to End Discrimi- nation. In the same motion the club voiced support of the Student Leg- is...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBEA 9, 1949 I I I FRIDAY, DECEl~fBER 9, 1949 i I )on'm Teams Enter Finals Of' olleyball Greene House and Michigan House advanced to the finals of the championship round of resi- dence hall volleyball by virtue of their overwhelming triumphs this week. Greene House swamped Lloyd House 4-0, the same score by which Michigan sunk Adams House. - * * * IN THE SECOND placeplayoffs, Wenley House topped Hinsdale,...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rely Heavily on Burford, As Wolverine Puck Star Set 18th Swim Gala Tomorrow By BOB VOKAC Coach Vic Heyliger is probably one of the luckiest men in the world today. This season, Heyliger will have at his disposal the combined tal- ents of the returning "dynamic trio" from last year's campaign- Gil Burford, Neil Celley and Wally Grant. THESE THREE high flying skaters will form the first line of at...…
…4 PAGE FOUR CORNER ... °T;IIE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEDVIBER 9, 1949- THE MICHIGAN DAiLY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1~4~ Fire Hazard at 'U'.4 .** ..... SOMEONE asked the other day why there's this picture of an ape on the editorial page of The Daily. The reason is, perhaps people need to be told pictorially that in this corner of the universe the problem is not how to build a machine but what to do with it, just as the ape's problem is not h...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1949 THE MIHIGAN DILY PAGE FIVE On the 0&0 By PAT BROWNSON It's formals - formals everywhere again this weekend. PHI SIGMA DELTA'S pledge formal tonight at the Union will center on a toyland theme. Dinner will precede dancing to the rhythm of Chuck Myers. BIGGEST EVENT of the year for Greene House residents will be the Christmas formal tomorrow when alumni join festivities for a homecoming. Music will be by Ken Norman'...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1949 } UHE MCHIGA DAIL --_ _ _ i DWANCE MADE: Missionary Airs Views On Japanese Education Station Blazes Japanese students were as per- plexed a few years ago at the way ,hey were being taught as Uni-. versity students are today, accord- ng to Ruth Seabury, who arrived n campus yesterday for a three lay visit. Operet ta Guid Elects Officers Richard Webber, '52E, has been lected president of the Uni...…
… UT'TER CONFUSION See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State xit1 COLD, CLOUDY VOL. LIX, No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS MoodyCalls '49 Year ofDecision Retiring SL President Greets New Representatives at First Meeting "This coming year is one of decision for student government at the University," Student Legislature President Blair Moody told newly-elected legislators last night. Greeting the new stu...…
…TTa111ti Mi Zfl 1d DA tlul N -~ ,~.- ---,' -- - -. I N - - ----- .--'- --~-.-~ - --. Television To Oust Radio, Students To Bannister Speaks, To Speech Group Wherever television penetrates it will replace all or most of radio, Harry Bannister, manager of sta- tion WWJ-TV, told the monthly speech assembly yesterday. "Thus, our great problem is how to keep radio healthy as we bring television up," he said. RADIO'S WELFARE is impor- tant, Ban...…
… THURSDAY, IDECEMBER ,. 1 TH-E MC1~4~44 Court Woes Yesterday's basketball scrim- mage was marred by the in- jury of Capt. Bill Roberts. Roberts, in going after a loose ball, tripped and fell heavily on his already injured right knee. The big 6 ft., 7 in. center was obviously in pain after the fall and had to be helped off the floor. Trainer Jim Hunt stated that he did not think the injury ser- ious but that he wouldn't be able to tell unti...…
…TII MiA IiGYDAY .w .7 " 1,, 'Z. .9 : as vy Utter Con fusion R EPRESENTATIVI MUNDT and Nixon Whittaker Chambers and a couple of State Department officials have come up with one of the most interesting and queer mpy stories that has yet hit the news. The ingredients of the story read like a who-done-it. First there was the accusa-. tion by Chambers last summer that Alger Hiss was a Communist. Then Hiss denied it and began a suit in the fede...…
… II. a.. .1^'.7 b~i:. ~t ul :i :, 4 I Yi JW C7 -11 r i y a 1 i. :.i I t 11, r 1 .. .Y 1 1\ Y .s i . ........ ..~T A-H - ~*.tAS aS V - ,i& ~.v-, Phi Delt, Phi Qcarn Anniversay To Be Celebrated at Ball Friday Foresters To Give Bunyan Formal Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Delta Theta will celebrate their joint centennial anniversaries with a formal dance which will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday in the American Legion Home. Decorations ...…
…TILE IHIGANDALY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1948 ;_. ~. JOURNALISM LECTURER: 'Monitor' Editor To Talk Here on World Affairs ii Erwin D. Canham, editor of the Christian Science Monitor, will deliver two addresses on world affairs here tomorrow. Canham, sixth speaker in the journalista lecture series, will dis- cuss "The American Press and World Crisis" before a campus au- dience at 3 p.m. tomorow in Rm. B Haven Hall. * *. * HIS SECOND ADDRESS, "...…
…NERGO AND THE UN SEE PAGE 4 A it l Au- Daii4 GENERALLY FAIR, CONTINUED COLD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 66 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Record Vote Is Expected In SLBattle, Campus Groups To Proctor Polls A record vote is expected in the election tomorrow for 32 members of the Student Legislature, Dick Kelly, chairman of the Legisla- ture elections committee, declared yesterday. Polling...…
…0,, - Tt~lE._ CI1 IGAN toAILY ___ Candidates' Statements r., I Qualification statements of ad- ditional candidates for election to the Student Legislature M Wed- nesday's all-campus vote follow. Robert M. Ballon..« . I believe I am fully qualified to become a member of the Student Legislature. Besides being inter- ested in student affairs on cam- pus, I have participated in the ac- tivides of the Forestry School, and have lived at West, Lod...…
…T~_tSDY ECEMBER 9,~1947 THE M ItCtlGAN flAI1Y' PAGE THREE .... . . ... . PAGE T1IR~ rf JUST KIBITZING By DICK KRAUS Daily Sports Editor Lettermen Boost Illini Cagers Sextet Hopes To Retain Scoring Punch on Ice "JERSEY JOE" WALCOTT brought boxing's "Operation Haircut" " to a successful conclusion last Friday night when he gave cham- pion Joe Louis the scare of his life and in the process set the stage for a rematch which may well gr...…
…THiE MICHIGAN DAILY___ BILL MAULDIN if f-Ehtht Ba ea Fifty-Eighth Year - - Know Your Candidates Edited and managed by students of the Un- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick ...................General Manager Clyde Becht ..........................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman ........ Advertising Manager Stuart Finlayson ......…
…R icMAY L YJYidDE9. i947 At THE MIRTGANflAT. Students To Rpply Winter Dance ForJ-Ho Applications for J-Hop tickets may be made from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday and from a.m. to noon Saturday at * the ticket booth in University Hall. Only juniors, seniors and grad- uate students may make applica- tions for tickets at this time, ac- cording to Bruce Lockwood, ticket chairman. There will be an open sale of remaining J-Hop ticket...…
…THE 3ICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SlX ti - -.._..._. APPLE PIE TOO: Thanksgiving Celebrated By Americans in France UNION NOTES Conference on FULL SUPPORT? IIII (EDITOR'S NOTE, This is the third n a series of dispatches on conditions n post-war France by a former Uni- versity student now studying at the University of Paris). By RAGNAR L. ARNESEN (Special to The Daily) PARIS, France, Nov. 28-(De- layed) -America's Thanksgiving Day invaded variou...…
…JOB SURVEY FOR VETERANS See Page 8 YI [ e 1Mw&43a &1ttiq CLOUDY COLDER VOL: LVI. No. 31 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS .do-%a -Mir -m- om- A& "IW Isw I Concert Is at Hill; Comedy To Open; Mitchell Will Star. In 'What A Life' Byron Mitchell will perform as the impulsive and trouble-making Henry Aldrich in "What A Life", to be presented Under the direction of Val- entine Windt of the Speech depart- ment ...…
…PAGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1945 SOCIEDAD HISPANICA: Plans Include Lectures, Movies, Play ick Soots Texan in Zaniest Accident of Year f The program of special activities or La Sociedad Hispanica, including eight lecturers, two movies and th annual spring play, was announced yesterday by Burton Gavitt, presi- dent of the club. Prof. Charles N. Staubach will open the series at 8 p.m. Thursday with a lecture on "Life ...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1945 THE MICUMAN - VAILY P AGU HR THE MICHIGAN PATTy f THRET Date Bureau Will Be Reopened For Dance To Honor Veterans Upperclass women especially are urged to register at the Date Bureau in the League lobby for theinformal Veterans Dance from 8:30 p.m. to midnight Friday at Waterman Gym. Date Bureaus will be open from 3 to 5 p.m. -tomorrow, Tuesday, and Wednesday, in both the League and the Union lobbies for women and...…
…PAG9 FOUR T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECVM 3ER 9, 1945 Fifty-Sixth Yea WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Byrnes Works on Bottle-Necks 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 Stafi Ray Dixon Robert Goldman Betty Roth Margaret Farmer Arthur J. Kraft Bill Mulendore Marys Lu Heath Ann Schuts Dona Guimaraes . Managing Edi...…
…SUNDAY, DECIEMBER -9, 194~5 THE ICHIGAN DAILY WAOZ FI~VE DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) Thursday, Dec. 13 at 4:15 p.m. in the East Conference Room of the Rack- ham Building. Professor W. F. Patterson will give "Some Impressions of French Can- ada", and Professor C. N. Staubach will speak on "Teaching and Learn- ing in Bogota." All those interested are cordially invited. Michigan Chapter, A.A.U.P.: Initial meeting of the ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1945 -- --------- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1945 Hockey Team Downs wen Sud Sextet, 8-3 i QUT FOR A SCALP: Washington Redskins Battle To Win Pro Football Crown Jacobson Leads Wolverine AU ack With Four Goals Against 1ohawks SEASON BEGINS: Wolverine Swimmers Open 1945-46 ScheduleSaturday By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 8-Prof es- sional Football nears its final round Sunday with...…
…t SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1945 ' . N.5. . 1.LT. B. : B .D ' A .B I .. 173 1 .V v&r4-v Qvq%7vv 1 1111 T 1P11A i fl TTV - A i 1\ 11 HU1LI~ PA(aE SEVEN i G 9 Hoopsters Topp le Western M ichigan Cindermen Continue Time Trials; Track Coach at Big Ten Meeting OFF THE KEYBOARD By MARY LU HEATH Associate Sports Editor In the absence of their coach the Michigan thin-clads held their sec- ond time trials of the winter season this weekend, maki...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEM4E1R 9, 1945% Survey Will Determine Opportunities for Vets v By The Associated Pressv DETROIT, Dec. 8 - The United States Employment Service is build- ing up a backlog of job opportunities in Michigan cities for returned vet- erans, displaced war workers and new entrants into the labor market, Ed- ward L. Cushman, director, reported today. New Varsity Band To Meet Tomorrow First meeting of the new V...…
… SirF 64 *br 4:Dattij WEATHER Cleiady and colder, moderate ,rds, 5na flurries VOL. LV, No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DEC. 9, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS mommommoul" Y -K/lbk T -,-OAKc c s Reach Outskirts of Ormoc Becker Ends Cook Series At Rackham Complex Soheety Needs Collectivism "We must correct the manifest evils of free competition by achieving a social democratic system which will maintain maximum and fair compe- tition...…
…PA TWOlE MICHIGAN DAILY Yanks Batter Siegfried Line Along 60-Mile Front (_..i B-29's Pound Iwo Jima in Combined Raid Fleet and Air Force Hit Island Fortress By The Associated Press U. S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD-f QUARTERS, Pearl Harbor, Dec. 8- The Japanese island stronghold of Iwo Jima was hammered yesterday by American air and sea forces which included Superfortress bombers, giv- ing the Nipponese notice that the giant, B-29s hae entered a n...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIY Michigan gers Beat Homnulus for Fourth <+, Harder, Lund Score in Final Three 1 Minutes To Capture Victory, 35-32 Football in '44 \ By BILL MULLENDORE Michigan's basketball team annex- ed its fourth victory in as many starts by edging out a stubborn Romulus Air Base quintet, 35-32 last night in a game which threatened momentar- ily to develop into a free-for-all as 39 personal fouls were called, 21 of them on Romul...…
…-T°E MICHIGAN 'DAILY SAIJUDAY, I Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Three of a Kind Is Too Many 'A;r Tn % a fta w r * W-- . Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Stan Wallace Ray Dixon Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Editorial Staff . . . * . Managing Editor . . . . . City Editor * . . . Associate Editor . .' . ...…
…rfTE MICHIGAN DAILY________ r s e Layton To Play For Week-End Union Dances 'Her Tears Flowed Like Wine,' 'Trolley Song' To Be Featured; Tickets Will Be Sold at Desk Kerchoo! Is Least Popular Word of 95 Providing a variety of hit tunes as well as popular favorites, Bill Layton and his orchestra will be on hand tonight from 9 p.m. to midnight in the Union Ballroom to furnish music for week-end dance enthusiasts. Among those to be featured ...…
…TEMICHIGAN DAILY SAT nits, DE. 9,$44 r r I I r jN F 'p1j JAPAN Kawaguchi t Government Operated - War Industries wabuch S Government Operated"Senru War Industries Itabash -h ichikawa Ikebukara Electric R2 R. ' L"p rBeds is TOKYO~ Sh.ngawh buy 0 ireFNa an % Breakwa er ~ ~7 ~D Shinaqawai Factory0 l~iP0Fcor: FilrB ds .®Tokyo ay T ~ 4nf -atra lnseternghi ty.- ' reatee Toka ob thy a opuatin f ve svn ilio, a nunv wa plants, most mportan o ...…
… itoa 4 t W Cdcather Cloudy and Colder 15 days tillChrstmas, I VOL. LIV No. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Linsey To Accept Launch Super Battleship Wisconsin Six ap Ships Sunk, 72 Job as Prosecutor Despite Criticism Attorney Is 'Rip-Roaring Mad' about Controversy over His Appointment, Will Begin Work on Jury Cases Dec. 20 By The Associated Press GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. 8.-Attorney Jay W. Linsey ...…
… - 7--7 r- - "" - - r i- l . ,. , : ' " ... :. .. ... ... .., '.. r. :til d dr.l AV 1 'Af l1 dl.l '. g...: F111 ] j w .: d.~.y[.1\ 1 L In .__ _w _.., . . .. ... A!i &I Fifty-Fourth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Uichiggn under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the ,egular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday dur...…
…MMMM9 ----- n ' - ~ . + .vYYll l.:\i . .1 = C. .?a ilk dL L-t T -- ~- A OL F 7:7 _ . . ....n.. .u .. yva s. Lit d'i A L": A-]41 1 :V '.!.'iY L".LF YYL..' . ..__... _ . . ... f ' PA.T 'pL' 3 Bg Double Header To Be Featured Here Saturday NIght . .c.. TAKING IT EASY By E ZALENSK D .ily Sports Editr The Prize Boner of 1943 .. . THE FAILURE of Notre Dame's sling-shot quarterback, Angelo Bertelli, to make the 1943 Associated Press Al...…
…PAGE F0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUKSDAT, DEC. 9 1942 _?_ _ _O_ _.ThU_ _ AY,_ _ v .C_. _.. ,v . French Club Lectures Will Start Today Prof. Dunham To Talk On French Post-War Economic Problems Prof. Arthur L. Dunham of the Department of History will give the first in the series of lectures spon- sored by the French Club at 8 p. m. today in the Assembly Room of the Rackham Building. The subject of Prof. Dunham's lecture will be, "Some Economic P...…
…It Iailhi Weather No Change VOL. LIII No. 56 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9, 194 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Army Allies Hit Nazi Lines in Tunisia Tanks, Planes Erase Axis Gain at Tebourba; Deadly Fight Continues for Tunis-Bizerte Arc By LEWIS E. HAWKINS Associated Press Correspondent LONDON, Dec. 8.- Allied tanks supported by waves of planes have erased gains made by the Germans in the Tebourba sector of north Tunisia, a communique said to...…
…'TIH A.T7t4l&NqFDAk,. W "3t At. ' " _ 4. 9441 " ' ems . _.. .... ...y-. +- +.s .fi a v. aai V_ tom. 1 \ L 17. 3.L 1 .. I TiR :l/ 7l<71,). b. ; ' < 6 CM'J Russian War Reief Bazaar to Be Held at League on Saturday Tea from a samovar, Russian cig- ables, will be on display. There willj rettes, Christmas cards, recipe books also be blank scrolls which local con-I nd valuable antiques will be among tributors may sign. The completed he many att...…
…f Y, DEC.- 9, 104 THE- MICHIGAN DAILY TAOE THREE Big Ten Heads Urge Continuation Of Varsity Competiti on O '. - 5 j -, , 28 Qualify for I=M Wrestling Finals Tonight Conference Schedules Curtailed by Coaches. Championship Meets to Be Held in Chicago Area; Michigan Winter, Spring Schedules Released The Cracker Barrel By Mike Ban MATT'S LATEST CREW. Wolverine Natators Will Make Debut at Friday's Swim Gala Twenty-eight fraternity w...…
…TA 'PM~rr T " _. [app]{ _ XA T ---.- ' ..r asle M TTaas a Y L TT_;~ _V vv mm"m ,TM, Xn A ; ?3 9, 142 Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of student Publications.1 '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 Associate...…
… " -" - // .. .fir/. ":. t(gp.4 { Y {-^ " ± p spy + .~ 2 ox vi ' a T~L a1 1'2\ 1 2'S 1 L 1 ~S~ .. .i !'l1.wG A'l Fa Annual Senior Society Sponsors Dance 'Doc' Spracklin And Orchestra To Play At Victory 'Jingle Jive' "The spirit of Christmas" was heard in Mosher-Jordan and Stock- well halls yesterday, and will be heard in the remaining dormitories today, as members of Senior Society dance through the dining rooms singing to the strains of ...…
…srx THE MICHIGAN DAILY , , D SBAI, -DEC. 9, 1942 THxIHGNAL _f~SAr tI3C ,14 .h K Put the LAm i on the Ashcanl This page sponsored by patriotic the following firms . . ALLENEL NHOTEL ANN ARBOR BANK (Official Issuing Agent) BALL & THRASHER BROOKINS SMART SHOES BUDGET SHOP BUTTERFIELD THEATRES (Official Issuing Agent) CAMPUS SHOP COLLINS COUSINS SHOP DEY STUDIO THE ELIZABETH DILLON SHOP J. B. EIBLER, Jeweler FIEGELS, Men's...…
…. ... ...... T - LY C- Light snow and colder. Sfr igu I VOL. LIT. No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MXICHI1GAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1941 ... 2-323 PRICE FIVE a 'I. Navy Dealt Worst Blow In History;1,500 Lost I" Attack Details To Be Bared By President War Resolution Is Passed As Nazis Are Accused Of Encouraging Copflict U.S. Battleship, * Destroyer Sunk WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 - (P) - America declared war on Japan today after that nation's air bombers...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ NYA Work Helps University As Well As Many Needy Students (Editor's Note: This is the last in a series of articles revealing the results! of a survey of NYA work on campus t taken last spring by the University NYA authorities. Today's article deals f with comments of supervisors on theE work done for them by students.) The other side of NYA work on' campus is the side that is little-' known to the public-the value of the ...…
… Varsity THE MItHfGAN DAILY AEoT To Open CageSeason HereSaturday Against Stat Tank Clowns Promise Laughs New Varsity Face * * Ma1 Mann't Trio Of Jesters To Provide Merrirment For Fans At Annual Swimming Gala By BUD HENDEL Believe it or not, Coach Matt Mann. is staying awake nights worrying about the seventh annual Swim Gala which will be held Friday night in the Sports Building pool. And Matt has real cause for worry. No, he isn't afrai...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,tx t Itt Mt K jc I I _ iow +rNMAeoR we ...u.. -----r= r ted and managed by students of the Unlvrsity of gan under the authority of the Board in Control udent Publications.' ished every morning except Monday during the rsity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the or republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper.'...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Qroups Invited To President's I Teat Tomorrow University students will be wel- comed by President and Mrs. Ruth- ven at an open tea to be held from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow at the Ruth- ven residence, under the direction of; Marjorie Green, '43, chairman, and Sally Walsh, '43, assistant chairman.' Those houses especially invited are Jordan Hall, Delta Gamma, Psi Up- silon, Alpha Delta Phi, Sigma Phi and Acacia. Miss Est...…
…TH MICHIGAN DAILY Planes... (Continued from Page 1) in which San Francisco was partially blacked out. It was the city's first attempt to black out for air raid protection. Sirens wailed continuously, air, wardens rushed from door to door darkening lights in their areas, andr in the downtown area there were numerous crashes as automobiles piled against each other. Police said a woman was shot and wounded by a California State Guardsman near th...…
… University Campus Buzzes With Excitement As War News Shatters StudentEquilibrium Panic and excitement reigned over the campus late Sunday night and yesterday as reports kept pouring in of Japan's declaration of war and the United States' decision of active par- ticipation. Soon after Japan's war declaration was reported a group of students, marching two abreast, walked through the quiet, Sunday streets singing "It's A Long Way to Tiper- ary...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY vocal Leaders Convene T6Plan Emergency Defense Measures First Pictorial News Of U.S.-Jap Con B DAN BEJRMAN Representatives of local industries, municipal departments, civic organ- zations and the University met yes- terday in a crammed City Hall room to map an active defense program, aimed at enemies both within and outside, for the city of Ann Arbor. Called by Mayor Leigh J. Young with the cooperation of Chairman Harris...…
