… FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1948 1 H. - ~ . r .4.avE 1 S4. . .J I AfF TH:Eisa. IaHaaI~T AN D A111 Major League Standings Yesterday's Results Yesterday's Results Cincinnati 4, Chicago 4 Detroit 12, St. Louis 2 Boston 7, Brooklyn 4 Cleveland 14, Chicago 1 Pittsburgh at St. Louis, inc. New York 6, Philadelphia 5 (Only games scheduled) Washington at Boston, inc. NATIONAL LEAGUE. AMERICAN LEAGUE- W L Pct. G.B. W L Pct. G.B. stn .....W. 4 31 .c. 5 .8 Clev...…
…PAGE FORT III MC HIGAN IAILY FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1948 INDIVIDUALIZED TRAINING: LS&A Honors Program Offered in Fall (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of two articles on the College ihon4crs Program in Liberal Arts.) By FREflI WINTERS Filling the need, long recognized by educators, for more individual- ized instruction for superior stu- dents, the College Honors Pro- gram in Liberal Arts will again be in operation next fall. The Honors Program...…
…REVERSING ROLL See fage 4 A6F A6F A46b r Ift Ak .Ak.Abo A Ammh :43 Zt t t, WARMER, RAIN Latest Deadline in the State --- - - - --------- VOL. LVIII, No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS ___I_ _ _ _r ..._ _ ___ _ _ _ _ __ _ Purdue, 'M' Split Pair of Ball Games Wolverines Hit by kfirst Big 9 Loss By B. S. BROWN The weather turned chilly yes- terday but it was no colder than the frigid-playing of the Mich...…
…4. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1948 ... . ..... . ............. 'ENINSULA TROTTERS: Concert Band Comes Home For Annual Spring Program The University's peninsula- trotting concert band will mark time in Ann Arbor long enough to present their annual spring con- cert at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in Hill Auditorium. The concert bandsmen, who have been responsible for rolling up 3,000 miles on University bus speedometers during 30 engage- App...…
…1948 'T' IE MICHIGAN DAILY" PAGE THE MTCfTTGAN rfATTV nor, Op. 108 by Brahms. The pub- Elm" l rrr rr rrw Wr Ir r4MY1 //IrIMIryMl1m rMMIIMIMIIM!IU _I II WI w llrlllrllre ®r lr"I I ... ' F 1 -- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the office of the Assistantgto the President, Room *1021 A...…
…FOUS TILE ICHIGAN AILY m . SUINDAY, Reversing Roll ONCE UPON A TIME cooperation was the by-word of our legislators. It used to be, or so our Political Science I book said, that when a Congressman wanted to put through a piece of legislation for the folks back home, he enlisted the aid of some Congressmen from other states. Then, when they wanted to push through bills for their home states, he reciproca ted with the proper ayes. This was cal...…
…TlEMICHIGANDAILY PAGE FlVU Coeds To Parade On Lantern Night Women To Take Part in Song Contest, Dr. Bell To Award Participation Cup Around the campus square Michigan coeds will march five thousand strong behind the lead- ers in women's activities and the Michigan marching band, May 17 in the traditional Lantern Night ceremonies. The freshman, sophomores and juniors bedecked in their respec- tive green, red and yellow hair bows and the senio...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY L^tiDAY, MAY 9, 1948 ..... ............ ... ---U-------- .......Y............M A Y . .. .. .. .......... ........ ..1........4........ Golfer Coaching Post Question Still Unanswered Clouds over the 'Michigan coaching scene failed to clear up definitely as basketball coach Ozzie Cowles and Charlie Hoyt, in line for the head track position, claimed that they were still "un- decided." Cowles, who returned from Minnesot...…
…___________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nine Takes Opener Easily, 4-0o Jayvee Golfers TrounCe Grand Rapids J.C., i5-3 By DAVE MILLER Led by.the steady playing of Keith LeClaire, Michigan's num- ber'two man, and newcomer Dick Preston, Coach Bill Ludolph's jay- vee golfers soundly trounced the favored Grand Rapids Junior Col- lege squad, 45-3, yesterday morn- ing at the University course. The victory, third of the sea- son for the Wolverines, broug...…
…TIlE MICIIGAN DAILY ~~JNiAY, MAY ~. t~.ig Hopefu for Ai(; ('Careers Run Into Snag Experience Needed For Overseas Jobs Most June graduates who plan on starting their new careers working for the American Mili- tary Government overseas, will run into the long-existent snag- "experience necessary." Some graduates, however, with training in certain technical fields, or in clerical or secretarial work, will be eligible for over- seas work immedia...…
…MAKING ft WORTHWHILE See Page 41 t ...a Y itP4) Daill NOTHING NEW Latest Deadline in hw State VOL. LVIII, No. 110 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Finns Agree ToNegotiate Military Pact Russia May Get Answer Today By The Associated Press HELSINKI, Finland, March 8- Finland decided today to begin negotiations for a friendship and military pact with Russia - a step which may bind this north- en nation to the ...…
…TuiEMIChIGANlDAiLY __ BETTER CITIZENS: Michigan Children's Institute Cares for Dependent Children GOOD GRADES HELP: VA Survey Discloses Keys To Success in iMedical School (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of two articles explaining the prob- lems and functions of the Michigan Children's Institute, 1447 Washing- ton Hgts, Ann Arbor.) By ANNETTE RICA Daily Special Writer "We have grown out of the idea that all orphans should be taken care of ...…
…-TtYESDATV7AIR0f TI?4 t~~~IEJMCfl-NDAL cgaaces Holy Cross zirst ]VGA A &Con MANN-SIZE) JOI:. Swim Squad Faces Stiff Fiht in Conference Meet _Q Elliotts Honored In Hanle Town The Elliott brothers, Bump and Pete, of Michigan sports fame, had their "day" yester- day as they were feted in their home town, Bloomington, Ill. A gigantic testimonial dinner last night climaxed the day's Championship 0p&ener Pi's Colunibia Againitk Aoach Cowles 1 ...…
…___ ________ ' kn~Mi~iiiGN fAiLi7 < IT SO HAPPENS... *kInit Otte -- B u 11 Army Comes Through (UR WOMEN'S AUXILIARY grad house correspondent has relayed to us the following telephone conversation, with fic- tionized names "for the protection of her sources." The coed speaks first. "Helllo, is Johnny there?" "Johnny is out of town. This is Major Mallory. Would you like to leave a mes- sage?" "No, that wouldn't help. I mean, you don't kni...…
…LU>,06-THEMICHTGAN - Petitioning Open for Coeds In Panhel, League Activities Panhel Petitions Due March 17 Petitions for po itions on the 1948-49 Panhelleiic Board will be due at noon Wednesday, March 17 in the Undergraduate Office of the League. All affiliated women, regardless of class, are eligible to petition for the six official positions including president, first vice-president, see- end vice-president, secretary,I treasurer and rushi...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCh . 194w LETTER BARES ALL: Czech Student Exposes Soviet Balkan Technique Before the Iron , Curtain slammed down on tiny Czecho- slovakia, a former student in the United States mailed a letter to a friend at the University of Cali- fornia, revealing the process by which the recent Soviet Czech coup was accomplished. The letter, copyrighted and published by The Daily Califor- nian, C student newspaper, was writ...…
…]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 …
… 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 …
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…Paae Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mondav. February 9. 1948 -' . . +. ,.. w w . . . a v . . s r .av ... .. e...ww.:wvn. r rw ice B. Allen, Jr., Lansing; Sue Mr.land Mrs. Jean Kaurpp, Ann N anes Hughes, Grosse Pointe, and Day. Arbor; Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. P. Hammond, Lake Bluff, Ill.; Kasmer, Flint; Helyn Phyliss Shirley Humrich, Detroit, and Katz, Detroit and Robert Jay (Continued fram Pass Ii) Ferdinand W. Gennrich, Alpena; Greene, Detroit; ...…
…Page Twelve T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Mondovy February9, 198 Pane Twelve THE MICviGAN DAILY Mnndn ,f h ir 9 1 9, , ice B. Allen, Jr., Lansing; Sue a nes Hughes, Grosse Pointe, and Day.. P. Hammond, Lake Bluff, Ill.; g Shirley Humrich, Detroit, and (Continued from Page 5) Ferdinand W. Gennrich, Alpena; Eleanor M. Hunn, Batavia, N.Y. and Lee Edwards, Seattle, Wash.; Nancy Helmick, Park Ridge, Ill., Mr and Mrs. Lewis Butchings, and Dan Paul,...…
… Monday, February 9, 1948 THE -MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteerl M.rd"" Fe-7y9.14 H MCIA DIYPxe hrer (Continued from Page 12) Shirley Logan, Detroit, andc Thomas . FMooney, Jr., Detroit; Geraldine London, Gar , Indiana,F and Stanford L. Weiss, Kingston,r Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Long, Newberry, S. C.; Jo Look, Detroit,' and Charles West, Detroit; Pat Loring, Highland Park, and Dolig Lent, Detroit; Barbara Long, Ro- chester, N.Y. and Frank Fr...…
…AA.,.f A^,.. Gakri onr,,r 0 104A THE MIC Hlr-.AN r)AliY Pnnp Thirtppn mvinuuy, reuaruuiy , 1" nI% N vniI uc,~ qa I Names... (Continued from Page 12) Shirley Logan, Detroit, and Thomas F. Mooney, Jr., Detroit; Geraldine London, Gary, Indiana, and Stanford L. Weiss, Kingston, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Long, Newberry, S. C.; Jo Look, Detroit, and Charles West, Detroit; Pat Loring, Highland Park, and Dolig Lent, Detroit; Barbara Long, Ro- c...…
…Paqe Fourteen .THE MiC-HI.GArv.N DAILY Monday, February 9, 1949 :.a nT E MI~ G N D IY ody erur .14 Charles Stinson, Detroit; Ann am es Rhodes, Flint, and William D. Betts, Flint; Annabel Richards, Detroit, and Kenneth Jensen, De- (Continued from Page 13) troit; Jean Richards, Pleasant Ridge, and William W. Oren, Burbott, Winnetka, Ill.; Mr. and Evart. Mrs. William P. Pielou, Ann Ar - Silvia Richmond, Evansville, bor; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A...…
…Rose Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday. February 9, 1948 Posse Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 9. 1943 N l Charles Stinson, Detroit; Ann am es Rhodes, Flint, and William D. Betts, Flint; Annabel Richards, Detroit, and Kenneth Jensen, De- (Continued from Page 13) troit; Jean Richards, Pleasant ------------ - -- Ridge, and William W. Oren, Burbott, Winnetka, Ill; Mr. and Evart. Mrs. William P. Pielou, Ann Ar- Silvia Richmond, E...…
…T E' MICHIGAN DAILY PbaeFifteen Mondav Fpbrunrv 9. 1949 AAuluuy, y ,,r 7,0174f# T .-IF K~ II- . 1I 7 r)n r ..V IuirFIc Gloria Ann Stephenson, Summit, Sally Sweeney, Toledo, and Arthur wood, Ohio, and Donald L. Bar- and Richard Bodycombe, Grosse T am es N. J., and Glen C. Neff, Elkhart, C. Markendorf, Grand Rapids; nett, Alton, Ill; Florence Schay- Pointe; Marilyn E. Shube, Yonk- Ind.; Harriet Stain, New York Rose Anne Swenger, Detroit, and o...…
…Monnda Februnrv 9_ 1 948 SH E~r~~ M CH GAN DA iYi D.,.,.. C : Lx.....,. ________________- rge Fifteen Gloria Ann Stephenson, Summit, Sally Sweeney, Toledo, and Arthur wood, Ohio, and Donald L. Bar- and Richard Bodycombe, Grosse N. J., and Glen C. Neff, Elkhart, C. Markendorf, Grand Rapids; nett, Alton, Ill; Florence Schay- Pointe; Marilyn E. Shube, Yonk- Ind.; Harriet Stain, New York Rose Anne Swenger, Detroit4 and owitz, Detroit, and Warre...…
…f Page Sixteen T HE M IC H IG AN D AIEL Y Mondvy February9. 198 PageeSixtee THE MI19IAvr DAILYt9.1-ler., Fe9r,,rJs,, F 1 N and John E. Rodger, Detroit; Hal-' crICeS sojIs Thompson, Detroit, and Euthy- ; mius S. Cocoves, Detroit; Peggy JeanThompson, and P. Fred Les- ley, Jr., Detroit. (Continued Cram Page 15) Mr. and Mrs. John Thurlow, De-k Huntington Wood, Mich.; Doris troit; Beverly Telford, Flint, and Sternberg, Oxford, Mich., and Stan...…
…Pno Siyfton- THKE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Monday, February 9, '1948 Tage HAnxueea 9 N and John E. Rodger, Detroit; Hal- . Dearborn; Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym ha S " Ilis Thompson, Detroit, and Euthy- M. Williams, Detroit; Evelyn Wil- e l[v7mius S. Cocoves, Detroit; Peggy , son, Niagara Falls, N. Y. and Rob- Jean Thompson, and P. Fred Les- - ert E. Rugar, Painville, O. ley. Jr., Detroit. Pat Wheeler, East Lansing, and (Continued from Page 15) Mr. and...…
…Monday, FebruaKy 9U 1948 EPC IEGN DAIB JES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP KS SUPPLIES BOOKS. SUPPLIE LIES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOK BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP AT'S 336 STATE STREET PHONE 2-0814 BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP LIES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP OKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLI SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLIES B OOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPP …
…Sonday, February 9, 1948 Ii.~ rr rrr r ~rr T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Rage Seventeen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poae Seventeen ~*1 11 IES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP KS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLIE LIES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOK BOOKS SUPPLIE S BOOKS SUP "'8 336 STATE STREET PHONE 2-0814 BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP LIES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP OKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLI SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLIES B OOKS SUPPLIES B...…
