… itgU. ait Weather Slightly Warmecr A LIll No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 9, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS 7- ursk Falls, Entire Nazi Defense Line Imperi led, llied Bombers Smash Naples, Cagliari, Sicily --Q iy Festival Celebrate Golden Jubilee Thorborg, Pons, Kipnis Jagel, Varnay, Krisler, Horowitz To Perform The Golden Jubilee Music Festival, c lminating 50 years of continued ac- tivity by the University Music Societ...…
… LENGTHENING SHADOW See Page 4 l Ofrr Dtiit6F CLOUDY, COL AIR Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, 1949 r PRICE FIVE CENTS Russia Demands U.S. Atomic Bomb Count Staffer Makes Good DAILY SUCCESS STORY-Stan Swinton, '40, (left) former Daily City Editor checks assignments with Associated Press writers in Singapore where he is Associated Press chief for southeast Asia. Swinton is onl...…
…]DIMEj aDAILY EXTRA Latest Delivery in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 86 Monday, February 9, 1948 Price: One Dime or One Dollar ** * ** ** Picture Story on Pages 4-5 -Aerial Photo by Lmanian - --- Join the March of Dimes Help Ann Arbor Fight Polio …
… Alk' ', 2' I tiltr uatjj Feather Snow Flurries VOA. Liv Na. R I 3A fBO, iwfCmGAt, WE N ESDAY, FEB. 9, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Lines Below Rome Threatened Nazi Armored Troops Assault Beachhead; Artillery Fire Heavy By EDWARD KENNEDY Associated Press Correspondent ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, AL- GIERS, Feb. 8.-- Tank-supported German infantry attacks developed today against British and American lines guarding the Afth Army beach- head b...…
…Y Sir i4ja Da11i WEATHER Cloudy with Scattered Snow Flurries and Moderate Winds I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, FEB. 9, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Westwall Offensive Launched by Canadian First * * * * * * * * Eaton AAUP Begins Probe of 'U' Ouster Move Seeks Facts in Wenger, ahlistroin Controversy By STAN WALLACE (City Editor) The American Association of Uni- versity Professors (AAUP) announc- ed receipt of the appeal from Uni- versi...…
…EVOLUTION OF ACOED Y Lw 43 U Dait SNO OURRIES VOL. LVI, No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Committee On TRUMAN ON HOUSING: Student Affairs Bold Building Program Another Member Requested by SRA The Student Religious Association is formally petitioning for a repre- sentative on the Student Affairs Committee, Joyce Siegan, SRA presi- dent, announced yesterday.- If the request is granted, the num-...…
… DIME ' 4~J-HOP DAILY ~ f 4 4 ~ ~ 4 RI4jEXTRA Latest Delivery in the State VOL. LVII I, No. 86 Monday, February 9, 1948 Price: One Dime or One Dollar Picture Story on Pag es 4-5 l r k -Aerial Photo by Lara Join the March. fDie Help Ann Arbor Fight Polio …
…i'riL iIiC-AN iv DAILY ........rri Sixth Blood Ro"an-k For 'U' Studeno Will Begin Today DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN a A Gift He'll Enjoy- University students will participate _ in their sixth blood bank in as many TUESDAY, FEB. 9, 1943 months today and tomorrow in the VOL. LIII No. 85 Women's Athletic Building, it was All notices for the Daily Official Bul- announced yesterday by Warner Jen- letin are to be sent to the Office of the nin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, *FERRUARY 9*, 19l49 JAZZ FANS GET TREAT: Sarah Vaughan To Star In Concert Here Friday DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN F Local jazz fans will have a chance to hear Sarah Vaughan, the "girl with the miracle voice," and Lester Young's five piece combination at 8:30 p.m. Friday in the Masonic Temple. Miss Vaughan started singing' professionally in 1943 after copping top honors in an amateur Student Group Will Present...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY kA--A-., ^ If% AM Pge T-.. E ti, n 1 LOP r.' Iv MondovY February 9 ,148 I - Great -Hop Tradition Spans 76 Years x r w E Michigan's Big Formal Boasts Turbulent Past Dance Endangered By Class Warfare Last week-end's J-Hop added another thrilling chapter to the "country's greatest formal" whose turbulent history includes a near tragedy, brilliant successes and a double dance held in different cities. Beginning...…
…PAGE T.Wto 1r Nj' iI ICU IC A NT I'n All V AVIV "ILfvt4 va Axf 211"Im ti ltiAA _____________ ___.________IVAA__1....1X 1!J IJttlEN iI LD4NI~U 11,iF B. 9,1,14 Ti f ty-Fourth Year I i Pd Rather Be ] Rightn By SAMUEL GRAFTON STATE DE~PARTMENT1ACTS: Education s Ne wErai -t- tYN.frd (Y M ,f5L" i A." l N~ia~t.1A , - - Edited and mianaged by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Public...…
…PAGE TWO TilEMICH-IGAN D7AILY FRIDAY, FEB. 9, 1945 --------------- anksClean U Remaining Defenders of Manila J A 37th Infantry Crosses Pasig River Barrier Japs Lose Heavily In Men and Materiel By The Associated Press MANILA, Feb. 9, Friday-Riding in amphibious vehicles, 37th Division Yanks of Maj.-Gen. Robert S. Beigh- tler crossed the Pasig River Thursday near Malacanan palace to root out Japanese who have wrecked the river bridges ...…
…'VHIE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1940 T Truman Ignores Yamashita's LastMinute Plea for Leniency Jap General To Be Stripped of Military Medals, Hanged as Sentenced by Tribunal mious penalty decreed by General Douglas MacArthur-that Yamashita be "stripped of uniform decorations and ottler appurtenances signifying membership in the military profes- sion" and hanged. Truman merely sent a secretary to tell newsmen verbally that he wo...…
…PogeTwo THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mondv Fb,. 90 194I . c~iuv euruary 7 7t 6 Great J-Hop Tradition Spans 76 Years Michigan's Big Formal Boasts Turhulent Past Dance Endangered. By Class Warfare Last week-end's J-Hop added another thrilling chapter to the >' "country's greatest formal" whose turbulent history includes a near tragedy, brilliant successes and a double dance held in different cities. Beginning with the problem of which class was to ha...…
… AY, FEB. 9, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 4atmen, Pucksters Triumph; Cagers Lose Two to Indiana Hatmen Gain Upset Victory Over Indiana Opland'Performs Hat Trick' In 6-4 Win over Point Edward V Wolverines Favored To Defeat Spartans Here Tomorrow Night Michigan's surprising matmen were I the "fair-haired" boys of the Big Ten after Saturday night's sensational 14- 12 victory over a favored Indiana grappling crew at Yost Field House. ...…
…I*q P" THE MIICHIGAN DAILY B ULLESSON by b. s. brown, sports editor HE RECENT ANNOUNCEMENT that Ivan Williamson will replace Harry Stuhldreher as head football coach at Wisconsin brings to mind that there are now four-five, if you put Whitman College out in Walla Walla, Wash., in the big time-formner Wolverine gridders piloting major collegiate football squads. Williamson, who is not new to the coaching game, Michigan's Bennie Oosterbaan, H...…
…W-P Mndanv Februrv 9. 1948 TH E M IC H IG AN D AI1LY Page Three oV -, 0 1y IUQI y-:7JI!rNrDAILY PagevThree Tw Ge-erations See olorfu IJ-Hops Revelries, Reveries, Reveille Highlight ek End of Year' By H. C. L. JACKSON, JR. glee fading later into lazy silence THE weekend of the year-un- Second Spin forgettable in its music, mirth and Saturday saw a city of p.r merriment-melted into memories risers and slow starters but afte with yesterday...…
…WEDNESDAY, FEI 9, 1911 THE MAIGA AILY P#aI1 IMF S U, Intl I*1LAL~ Iowa Leads Conference;, Wolverines Are Seventh Tom King Still First in ndividual Scoring; Dick Ives Iowa Sharpshooter, Is Second By HARVEY FRANK Ass't Sports Editor r r. lt" a"r i f _,FFd t, r t With the Western Conference bas- ketball season ct ri n the last lap, the University of lowa's surprising Hawkeyes are on top of the heap with a record of seven wins against no ...…
…FRIDAY, FE-P. 9,, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 11 FRIDAY, ~'EB. 9, 1945 PAGL TI Relays Are Tomorrow Night; Cagers Play Here Tonight ,; _,__ Wolverines To Play Host To Six Mid- West Schools Michigan State, Purdue, Notre Dame, O.S.U., Marquette, Western Michigan, Michigan To Vie When the Wolverines play host to six other Mid-West schools in the Michigan Relays 7:30 tomorrow night, the Yost Field House will be jammed with more track...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1946 TIlE I~1I(IIIGAN DAIlY Swimmers Easily Triu np ] over * * Three Michigran Faces Illinois Quintet At Champaign Cage Squad Attenmpts To Score Fifth Victory Michigan's basketball squad en-. gages Illinois tonight at Champaign in the first of a two-game jaunt that will see the Wolverines back on their home court, at 7:30 p.m. Monday, to battle it out with Wisconsin's quin- tet. Coach Bennie Oosterbaan's men wil...…
…Monday, February 9, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three o Generations See Colorf -Hops Revelries, Reveries, eveille Highlight'Week-End of Year' By H. C. L. JACKSON, JR glee fading later into lazy silences. THE weekend of the year-un- Second Spin forgettable in its music, mirth and Saturday saw a city of p.m. merrment--melted into memories risers and slow starters but after- with yesterday's twilight leaving noon gatherings followed by more 6,0...…
…i h1 .:G a i Uab -r K $ 1 il. - -- ii.~ lit iii V . . - __.__... _ .. v .. __. .. .w _.. , Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Midliigan under the authority of the Board in COnttol 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 e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lengthetnitng Shadow N IS LECTURE Monday, Dr. David Bradley, author of the bestseller,- "No Place to Hide," continued his campaign to educate the nation to the terrible import- ance of the atomic bomb in another world war. And his cold facts concerning atom bomb damage grow more and more sig- nificant as the sovereignties of the world choose up sides for what looks like a show-down fight to the finish. The alternative he g...…
…Page Four T HE M IC H IG AN DA I LY MA ~iIA y - ,IvvnIuonday, rebrucry 9,948 k Y -4 ,+ PREPARE PROGRAMS-(above) Novel programs were prepared by a special group of the J-Hop Committee. From left to right, Nancy Culligan, Jo Kitchen, Joe Wimsatt, Barbara Jo Ream, Nancy Hess, Ann Gestie and Bruce Lockwood. MUT UAL ADMIRATION-(below) Joan Marousncdt, Ja;.ode Schaffer, Rosemary Conner, Laurette Taylor and June Collins, from left to right, adm...…
…PA l uG L it 1="s l l..1. 'r..:: JAG Unit To Celebrate Second Anniversary WAS IT GREMLINS? Investigation Seeks To Unveil MysteryNf tls UJ' #o men Needed To Yike Baby Layettes for Norway Mrs. Charles E. Koella will hold the first open house for women who would like to make baby layettes for Norway from 2:30 to 5 p.m. today in her home at the Cutting Apartments. Mrs. Koella and a group of people have -recently completed a program of mak...…
…rt'AGE FOUR Tl iCHIGCA N A IL-Y U - Fifty-Fifth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips . . . Managing Editor Stan Wallace . . . City Editor Rlay Dixon . . . Associate Editor Bank Mantho . . . Sports Editor Dave Loewenberg . Associate Sports Editor Mavis Kennedy . . Women's Editor Business Staff Lee Amer . usines...…
… i i_ M cHiAN-=-L yAi~ii ERA. ,14 Fifty-S xth Year 6Cetteri to the 6 ht0o P'D R ATHER BE RIGHT: .Food Shortage I World-Wide . 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 ....... ..CityyEditor Betty Roth . . . . . . . . , . Editorial Director Margaret Farmer . . . . . . . Associate Edit...…
…rage Fouir TH Ml- l-A D .AM nAI IYv jkA - .- e r.r rr ,nA IaVeI Iu TI- n, U r% 1N u h o L- T Inila o, reuruary y .I 5 PREPARE PROGRAMS-(above) Novel programs were prepared by a special group of the J-Hop Committee. From left to right, Nancy Culligan, Jo Kitchen, Joe Wimsatt, Barbara Jo Ream, Nancy Hess, Ann Gestie and Bruce Lockwood. MUTUAL ADMIRATION-(below) Joan Marquardt, Jamie Schaffer, Rosemary Conner, Laurette Taylor and June Collin...…
… I wRT l1 Ale ..... . .... . -n Mmlmm Govt. Mapping Course Begins For Women Surveying, Photogrammetry, Topographic Mapping Classes To Be Given After Feb. 1 5 A second thirteen-week course in surveying, topographic mapping and photogrammetry will be given for women at the University by the United States Office of Education under the auspices of the College of Engineering, starting shortly after Feb. 15. There is an increasing demand on the pa...…
… JATY 9,M1949ICHGAI Valentine Theme To Be Featured) In 'Pay-Off Dance Decorations J' A Valentine, atmosphere will large red heart and red balloons greet dancers at the annual "Pay- Off" dance to be held from 9 p.m. will mark the Valentine season. to midnight Saturday in the An added attraction will be al League ballroom. single white balloon among the Ted Smith and his band, pop- red containing a cash prize for the ular musicians of this y...…
…1 Monday, February 9, 1948 THE MICHIGAN [DAILY Pane Five M,..d.... Ferur.9,198 HEMHIA.DALY.ae iv * ' NO LONGER IN TRAINING-With the football s ason over, Jim Brieske and Bob -Wiese can en- joy late hours with dates Barbara Piper and Efeen Scanlon. GOPS! CATCH THAT-Amazed anticipation and startled con- sternation follow the descent of that indespensa le strap. With strapless gowns predominanting on the dance Boor, similar mis. haps were fe...…
…FM.&YI FEB. 9R l94~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE ______________________________________________ H Nurses' Aide Training Course Scheduled To Open March 13 'Campus Club'* Extends Plans I Floorshows during dinner and juke box dances Friday and Saturday nights will be added to the present 1943 Edition Military Ball Will Be Held Spring Predicts New Rosy Flue, Striped Blouses Foresters To Honor Fumed Lumberjuack t ' { D.. t1 0 1 w., d ^ M ...…
…~J~TOftTJAZ ~T~J'A~t 9~ 1~4? TIW MIcflI~4AiN TiATLV I": t l T 'L : ____________ .__ _ ._____________ PAGE FIVF USO Will Hold Formal Dance,d Fa~rewell T'ea Campus Veterans, Servicemen Invited to Final Party Today; Burmeister's Band Will Play The Ann Arbor USO will wind up its activities with a Valentine dance to be held today from 8:30 p.m. to midnight and a farewell tea and open house from 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow at Harris Hall. Traditional...…
…Pnn e Five l Aden Fbhirv 9. 1948 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY on,.,. Ay-., e y 104R TI-IF ICRI,CAN DAILYrPrr .Fve NO LONGER IN TRAINING-With the football season over, Jim Brieske and Bob Wiese can en- joy late hours with dates Barbara Piper and Eileen Scanlon. OOPS! CATCH THAT-Amazed anticipation and startled con- sternation follow the descent of that indespensable strap. With strapless gowns predominanting on the dance floor, si ar mis. ha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEB. 9, 1 Receives New Post * * * Tibbetts Directs War Training Clark Tibbitts, director of the Uni- versity War Board, was given a new job by the Board of Regents on Jan. 29-that of Assistant Director of the Division for Emergency Training. Retaining his job as War Board head, Tibbitts will be at the center of specialized training programs giv- en by the University. The War Board will act as planning agency for ...…
…THE M;ITIGA'N DATILY WED It SDA.V. XPEDITION TO IRAN: 'U' Professor Unlocks Secrets of Ancient Inseriplion By PICK M tOY (Daily City Editor) Prof. George Cameron is. livinf proof that the old saying abou' professors leading a quiet life i little more than a myth. He is back in the quiet comfor' of a classroom teaching Nea Eastern culture now. But for the past five months he's been clam- boring about a wind-swept moun- tain in Iran hundreds...…
…Pogo Six T H E M IC H G A N A LY n leAn "_'_FIi________v_____1_L- TvMongay, February 9, 1948 t Dorsey Band NoStranger T -gpopers- Weekend Marked His Fourth Appearance The University's face has changed quite a bit in the past two years, but Tommy Dorsey and his band didn't have too much trouble finding their way around last weekend. The 1948 J-Hop marked their fourth appearance in Ann Arbor. Dorsey's first stand here was in .937 when he p...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEU, 9, 194a NOMMOMMWARINO War Casualties Total 764,584, Secretary Stimson Announces By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.--American casualties in all theatres now total enough to man 50 divisions. Secretary of War Stimson said to- day Army casualties--killed, wound- ed, missing and prisoner- totalled 676,796 on the basis of individual names compiled in Washington through Jan. 24. The Navy's 87,788 casual...…
…PAGE SIX THE IdIG A N DILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1941 r I _____________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ Proposal To End Strike Again Rejected by Tugboai Workers ASSOCIATED PRESS PICTURE NEWS Union Conference Called For Today By The Associated Press NEW YORK, Feb. 8-Striking tug- boat workers today voted to reject a proposal to end a five-day strike which h...…
…Page Six T HE M IC H IGA N D AiILY Xunra, ahi n-. 0 1 AP PageS~xTHE MICHCA I D~lYtA,..A...,n,.~., .~. 0 0.f S DorseyBand No Stranger T®J-opp ers Weekend Marked His Fourth Appearance The University's face has changed quite a bit in the past two years, but Tommy Dorsey and his band didn't have too much trouble finding their way around last weekend. The 1948 J-Hop marked their fourth appearance in' Ann Arbor. Dorsey's first stand here was in...…
…Monday, February 9, 1948 THE M I C H I G A N D A I LY BARRACKS TO BAND:Unique Style Dunham Discovers Vocalist Featured by As Army Singing Sensatio onnyDunm Pete Hanley, who scoreds n c theme song, which is a favorite of Dual Instrunentalist cess both J-Hop nights singing both msestro sod singer. D a ntu etls with Sonny Dunham's orchestra, Although other bands have been Plays First J-Hop owes his present career to the tempting the "GI singing s...…
…Monday. February 9, 198 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Pone Severn i Iv GUI ,esr t 9 1941ITH4 Mi 7 I(ArDI LYVPrNeSven BARRACKS TO BAND: Dunham Discovers Vocalist. As Army 'Singing Sensation' Pete Hanley, who scored a suc- theme song, which is a favorite of cess both J-Hop nights singing both maestro and singer. with Snny Dunham's orchestra, Although other bands have been owes hia present career to the tempting the "GI singing sensa- Army. * * ...…
…ruyw ~~~~~~ryriI H~~~~~I r I HI A f AIr- . . . -*---iAt Au tetuoy~,I ' 1 " l T... THE MICHIGAN--DAI.1_Y KArrA^%p n TCNAO 4 T II IOIrYII 1 1 S 1r I I I I Ir l l l l l 111 rri w . , BEDDED BOUNCER: Hospitalized Hop Official Reports Dance Disasters (EDITOR'S NOTE: Mr. Wooden- 9-F shoes is recuperating from his two- --or youse kids floatin' around night job as official J-Hop Trouble- on a cloud J-Hop probably was di- shooter for the Univer...…
…AA°..: .... C..L........... [1 TQSAO Paae. ight .THF4 MlrH(1 r/2AN tr)Ai 1 V Pn F h TIIF KAr-In AKn flAInVLiMonday, trerruary 9, 148 BEDDED BOUNCER: Hospitalized Hop Official Reports Dance Disasters i i (EDITOR'S NOTE: Mr. Wooden- shoes is recuperating from his two- night job as official J-Hop Trouble- shooter for the Universitv. Iis copy- writed report appears below.) By WILLIS WOODENSHOES BED 4, University Hospital, Feb. Tux,. Taxicab...…
… t a w+ " .na s wrana Monday, February 9, 1948 H E M I C H I G A N DAILY Page Nine _49_ JHop Lin ups tart Here ti 6 00 Aland Sherman Poteet, St. Louis. Poland, Ohio, and John Bahyah, Brewster, Columbus, Ohio, and Ann Arbor; Mary Jeanne Burton, Mo.; Pat Aten, Jackson, Mich., Campbell~ Ohio. W. E. Donaldson, Jr., Pittsburgh, Lakewood, Ohio, and James H. and Gordon H. Hardie. Ann A- Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bidwell, Big Pa.; Jeanne Bright, Mason, and...…
…Monday, February 9, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PaGe Nine '49 J-Hop Lineups Start Here and Sherman Poteet, St. Louis, Poland, Ohio, and John Bahyah, Brewster, Columbus, Ohio, and 6ji Mo.; Pat Aten, Jackson, Mich., Campbell, Ohio. W. E. Donaldson. Jr., Pittsburgh, and Gordon H. Hardie, Ann Ar- Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bidwell, Big Pa.; Jeanne Bright, Mason, and 1 1 bor; Mary Jane Anderson, Don- Rapids, Michigan; Ruth Bielman, Edward K. Dunk, Mason; ...…
…Pagce Ten T E M C lA i lV-....~,. -. . voaurcroyV THE MICHIGAN DAILY 14A rar4ra} .n . .....r n, 1 {" AOI. Nam es . .. (Continued from Page 9) ger, Elmhurst, Ill., and Tom Walsh, Detroit. Mary Ann Cabral, Birming- ham, and Bill McGovern, Sault Ste. Marie; Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Cahow Dearborn; Ginney Campau, Detroit, and, Chuck Murray, Detroit; Betty Jo Camp- bell, Flint, and Robert M. Weber, Flint; Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Campbell, Jackson. ...…
…Doge Ten T HE M IC H IG AN D A IL Y 1Monday. Februorv 9 1948 T -H M C I N DL-ri , yauhrI , 111 F - 4 k L k r M Nmes... (Continued from Page 9) ger, Elmhurst, Ill., and Tom w Walsh, Detroit. Mary Ann Cabral, Birming- ham, and Bill McGovern, Sault g Ste. Marie; Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Cahow Dearborn; Ginney Campau, Detroit, and, Chuck Murray, Detroit; Betty Jo Camp- bell, Flint, and Robert M. Weber,. Flint; Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Campbell, ...…
…Mondlov.Feruorv 9. 01 948 H1CAM nA11 v TH F M AAIC ~iiiv -kuuJi s, F4 u-n y 0 1 ,- C3I n C KIV% i 1 A IV r' t LV m~e~~.e, ~'.. esLi age uev ni s (Continued from Page 10) James D. Hodge, Monroe; Bar- bara E. Elliott, Royal Oak, and Richard W. Wixon, Jackson; Dorothy V. Ellis, Ann Arbor, and Robert Dilts, Ames, Iowa; Betty Estes, Webster Grove, Mo., and Mitchael C. Gnaegy, Webster Grove, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ecbank, Nashville, Tenn. Jun...…
…_Monday, February 9, 1948, T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Pnne EIevent MnaFray914 TE M HG N DI I Names..,. (Continued from Page 10) James D. Hodge, Monroe; Bar- bara E. Elliott, Royal Oak, and Richard W. Wixon, Jackson; Dorothy V. Ellis, Ann Arbor, and $ Robert Dilts, Ames, Iowa; Betty Estes, Webster Grove, Mo., and ' 4 Mitchael C. Gnaegy, Webster Grove, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ecbank, Nashville, Tenn. June Evans, Amityville, N.Y., and Gerard...…
