…e SUNDAY, NOV. 7, 1913 THE 'MICHIGAN DAItV PAGE SEVEN -- Diary Collection Now on Exhibit At Rackham Writings Demonstrate How Michigan Has Changed in 100 Years A diary exhibit now being pre- sented in the Michigan Historical Collections of the Rackham Build- ing, consists of diaries of early Mich- igan settlers, missionaries, officials, and faculty men of the University, and gives an idea of how Michigan has changed during a hundred year...…
…PACE FIGHT THE MI ClIICAN DAILY . ........... I.- ................. .............. - ............ . . . ............. .. ...... . ... nn=hl cV i"t I I I r i prk 'pr r J I F T H E N E E D A R I S E S --These San Diego, Cal., Naval Training Station recruits will know how to leave their vessel safely as a result of this practice in an indnor nont A N I T A -Anita Louise of the films makes an appetizing fall Portrait as she sits...…
…I Rlii, Ii'U I il l MCI We 40 4titr a iI Colder VOL. LIV NO_5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS WLB Senat vote Is 85-5 In Favor of Declaration U.S. Pledges Itself To Participation in Post-War Planning By The Associated Press 'WASHINGTON,Nov. 5.- The United States Senate voted over- w helmingly today to, back up the Moscow Four-Power Declaration for an international organization to keep the world at peace.. Th...…
… PAGEIVO A N A f I V a. a. ai t "a. a a.. a. a. a.'F t % IN 1.7 1 'Y 1. I .d 1. 1VUi:lkA l NlFV G l'i45 FinlandReported To Be Making Peace Overtures t ) Reds Le _ THE WORLD OF TOMORROW: Post War Plans To Be Theme of Mass Church Meeting Sunday Paasikivi Goes To Moscow on Secret Mission The basis of achieving a just peace after victory and means of clarifying public opinion on pertinent post-war issues will be the problems facing stu-...…
…r SATURDAY, NOV. G, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VALE THEE Revised Indiana Plays Here Before Small Crowd Bo McMillan's Tea Made Up Entirely of Civilian Players (Continued from Page 1) still be packing plenty of power. Bob Derleth, a letter winnerrlast year but ineligible for Michigan's first four games this season, will be at Pregulman's old spot in the line. Bob Wiese, who was the Maize and Blue's leading gainer as a fullback in his sophomo...…
…PAGE FOUR~ - - - -~ ~. x.~a,~r:a in, is us a. es !ra v v a mm N aw r1h 0 . RI [.Y ID. ]a 9 .. .:-«. . a...a a is v " . ass av-s." r® i FiftThird Year 4 e:^7r 1 - Edited and mrnged b udents of the University of Michigan undr e aut ifty o Ue Board in Control of Studen.t Ptietes Pblh ye Moday duzring the regular Univerty year and every moring eeet Mon- day and 'u ay dlr a e er Member of Th'I AssociatedI Press The Assoiqted r is lively entitle...…
… IV I , V% Ummjlmmwlo' TU1RDA c.NOVi 6, 1943 IrvHt M --4 -f -'N iJAi--N f", T ht . . . .......... T .......... , ..,.,l..,.. .. ..... Pan-Hel President fnnounces Rules For Rush in eason Sorority Women May Not Enter Dorms, League Houses To Meet Independents; Honor System Replaces Silence Period "Women may sign up for rushing from Nov. 17 to Nov. 29 at a special booth in the League," Mary June Hastreiter, '44, president of Pan-Hellenic, a...…
…___ -. ....- 'AGE SM THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOV. 6. 1941 A G E I S 111 I X Ill S WHAT, NO SARONG? Soldier Finds Natives Aren'tAll Movie Queens "The fellow I bunked with when I -- Navy Gunner' Post War .. . Takes Over (Continued from Page 1) was in the South Sea Islands didn't want to bother digging a foxhole when we first got there, but when the first raid came about 3 a.m., he start- ed to dig-and fast," Pvt. Gordon Adams, one...…
… l l' i MI 1 \ M+ C'N / t> 4btwd- W eaher Wii, and Colder I VOL. LIV, No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 5, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Cary Flash Downed Second Time - . Allies Sink Five Jap Ships in South Pacific, Action Occurs near Allied Bougainville Beachhead - No Allied Vessels Reported Sunk SOUTHWEST PACIFIC ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Friday, Nov. 5.- ()-A Japanese cruiser and four destroyers were sunk in the navy battle of American...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY. , , :. Post-War Topics To Be Debated Stud ent Are Urged To Attend Meetings In kc'pi:r with the Post-War Council' sim i stimulating student interest in p::s -war issues, Ruth Daniels. '4. Prc dent of the Council, urges that as many students as can attend t he meetings being held this weekend in D'roit on "The Bases of World R e~ontruation." The Iceings, Miss Daniels said, are sponsred, by the Institute of In- te...…
… THE MilCHIGAN DiAILY '~T .7~r Harmon, Michigan's Great All-Amerieau, Lost InI ;P, LOWdown on Sports .. .by BUD LOW m. mkNOTHER Saturday has nearly rolled around, and time for your writer to make his weekly grid prognostications. Tomorrow-s games make this week's predictions even more difficult than in the past. Of the nation's top ten teams, four are playing other teams in the charmed group-Notre Dame pits.itself against Army in w...…
… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ .r ... s ... v acv Fifty-Third Year IdBy Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON £et jrito (lie &bop 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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The ...…
…, NOV. S, -Tgt3 T T IVI I C14 I (- A X TI A 11 V . .... .:. _________________1>1=_-~ .1:I. _ 1x1 1, JY t31 1 '.. CT H. 1,. l A s A(nl5 !'=i S glen Orny and Orchestra To PlaCy fit Benefit Dunce Date Bureau To Fu n c t'on For Fall Prom.. Irrforrn'lDance Will Be Held FolIkwing the CO.S.U. Game, Tickets Tb 6Go on Sale Tuesday Glen.Gray and, his Casa. Laoma or- chestra have been disclosed as the "name band" to be featured at the Bomber ...…
…I, dtIcIE ST THE MICHIGAN DAILY F1?1Da. I'flov. -: 1041 Cono Council To Open Booth Prospective IvI elim be rs To Obtain Information The Inter-Cooperative Council an- nounced today that a booth for pros- pective co-op members will be open from 11 a. m. to 2:30 a. m. and from 5 p. m.. to 7 p. m. today and tomor- row, and from 12 noon to 3 p. m. Sun- day in the League lobby. Pamphlets describing the various cooperative houses and -their act...…
… . f \j. Ak- dc 4A..Aks ait We atherP c' :;tiiiied Colid Vol. LIV No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Coal Strike Settled by Wage MacArthur Attacks Nip Stronghold 3 Destroyers, 8 Vessels Downed at Rabaul in Worst Jap Sea Defeat By The Associated Press SOUTHWEST PACIFIC ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Thursday, Nov. 4. -Gen. Douglas MacArthur's air arm inflicted the worst defeat yet admin- istered to Japan's...…
…PAGE TWO TH E M I C HIG ATN D A ILY THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1943 MacArthur Friends of Japs (Contin ued from Page 1) In-lIuanda xrea on Bougainville Island first consoli- dated and then enlarged their poti- A re Murdered tions on that last major enemy hold- . emerg ( ns Gic Cdrv !4lef iike Tda Orgoanization To Dr. Treviranus iscuss Peace Tells Faults of ing in the Solomons. Japanese de- fenders were driven back, the coMt- munique said, leavin...…
… ID X, NOT, 4, 1941 V IIMT~I DANf~ILY olverines Lead Western Conference in Offensive 'ower Court Squad Holds Initial Practice Drill The basketball team got off to a flying start yesterday as it had its first intensive practice of the new year. Assistant Coach Bill Barclay ran the team through its paces, which featured a fast, breaking offense, along with the style used in its games last year. The squad was also given some set block play...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY w .. v <- a .u a .. . a.Aavavw7iviail 1 V.7" :f 1.7YJ E4r Sitrigan ?alLy Fifty-Third Year I !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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Assoc...…
… WW~UKsIk&r, wev~ 4, 143 TH-E MICUTLCAN -fl~t. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ - -.~' -~ ~ .LP't~J.L4J. I -- R'z1(zwJ. wi,5 JGP Sets Goal Of $30,000 'PistoL-Packing 'Policewoman I n War Bonds Junior Women May Sign Up For Committees Next Week At League Registration Booth "Junior women will attempt to help pave the road to victory by selling $30,000 in war stamps and bonds dur...…
…PME JXTIME MICIGAN DAILY ~t7~~AYNO 7. 4: 104 800 YOUTHS IN CUSTODY:, Governor:1Tr ge S1 eed from, Committee on Delinquency Three 'U' W omen Appointed to Daily Editorial Positions NOW HE'S CAPT. SPENCE: Former Conmancnder of Company A Is Promoted LANSING, Nov. 3 - VP) -- Against the backdrop of a report by the pri- sons showing nearly 800 'teen age youths in their custody and the num- ber committed this year rising alarm- ingly, Governor K...…
… ,. "N IA: i yr Iai4 Weather 1-iUgi ,Colder Vol. LIV No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3 ,1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Jeffries Is Victorious in See-Saw Election I; n Red Forces Drive Nearing Dnieper Head Nazi Troops Forced Into Retreat by Heavy Red Crimean Smash LONDON, Nov. 2.-(P)-Red Army troops, having sealed off the Cri- mea, accelerated their westward drive across the Nogaisk Steppe today, cap- tured the important Dnieper ri...…
…i THE MICHIaGANaS . L= . t DA a M. WEDNESDAY, NO V. 2,' TH McU~A fAIV EDEAAY NV.3 r.. _ _. _.. _ . , " er:l".7'1 T1 '! '4 Z'T:-.... 3" r .f 1 YV a T rs w ^. cRGK sUciET1ES: 117 Year Ods-' Fraternities Announce Nanms Now Included Of Summer Term Pledges In Army Unit DS ~o mOwU ninet~encth roadcasting 'Season New Club Soon To Be Inaugurated November 14 Form*ne' ROTC" Men Return To Imstruct A$TP" re Until Ordered to koCS The University o...…
…'I NOT. 11 R TW~ MI~H1~~ -~ - DAILY / = Tfl1P ; . _ M iusial Picked National League's Most Valuable Play er Card Star Chalks Up 13 First Place Votes \ NAW YORK, Nov 2-(M)-Stan *sial, right fielder whose stickwork brought him the National League batting championship and was a ma- Sor factor in the drive of the St. Lou- is Cardinals to their second straight pbainant, has been named' the League's most valuable player for The sele...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WED14ESDAY, NOV. 3, Fityirdlg BaYea Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Miehign under the authority of the Board in Controj 6f Student Publications. Published every fniorning 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 exclusively entitled to the use for re...…
…t WE1NSDAr, NOV. A, 1SS THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11ne Band To Be Featured ft BomberScholarshif PAGE FI DancE Tryouts Invited To Meet Friday Opportunities, Jobs Are Many For Enterprising New Students All women, including first semester fre&ewn, inwres in w"Jong on the womien's y of the pfily are nvited to attend a Meetig at'4:30 p. m. Frid7ay tt he Nbl cations Puilding. The meeting scheduled for Wednes- day has be uchanged to Friday in order to a...…
…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY !t PINT, IkiY. NOV. ?. 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEflNT$th~.V. NOV. ~. 1943 N Mexican Paintings To Be Shown At Rackham November 630 Education Men MUSICIANS SING WORD Have Meeting Pr B Ree i Institute Addressed "The bards are attempting to By Faculty Members maintain their efficiency in spite of extraordinary wartime conditions." S OF PRAISE: Dr. Goldman Acclaimi Bands An exhibit of Mexican paintings by Eduardo A. Sa...…
…, . IcA 4:3atY4is Weather Colder Vol. LIV No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1943 PRICE FIVE C Reds Cut ** * Off * *a * Coal Nazi Retreat in Crin e * * * * * * * * * * * * Roosevelt Seizes Mines To Forestall General Strike Miners Are Called Upon To Man Posts Ickes Is Authorized To Enter Agreement, Conclude Contract By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-President Roosevelt, confronted with another g...…
…TWO THE MICHIGA,,N--,DAILIY FfVft,:s,;DAV, NOV. 1943 TWO TI1~flAY, NOV. 2~ 1943 n r Council Urges All Interested To Participate Public Meetings, Polls Ilghlight Post War Council's Activities "The Post-War Council, a student organization concerned with clarify- ing campus opinion on post-war is- sues, urges the .participation of all interested students in their expand-j ed program this year," Ruth Daniels, '44, President of the Council, s...…
… Tt~EL~iY~ N&V. Z I94~ THE MICHIGAN DDLY M RREr +_ ++. .w Ma aT71Ttas a v <x TT . .i yy 11/ a r s.:a:: ., .a ;,r, r.:, 4, Michigan Line-Up Revamped for Hoosier lilt Saturday _ , > 15 Report For First Cage "ill By HANK MANTHO The first University of Michigan basketball session of the current sea- son took place yesterday at the Ferry Field gym with only one letterman and fourteen new candidates on hand to greet Coach Bennie Ooste...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE~SDAt . t, 1943 "MON IMTClT3Ul ?Pathli Fif ty-Third yYear I i_ F U I IlJI( M f NMM? '~LC~r4 m oepb'~ Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Puiblished every morning except Monday during the riguar University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Assoc...…
…NOV. 2,- 14 THE MICHIGAN DAILY- lans Made To Crush Axis into Unconditional Surrende Future Plans Agreed Upon At Moscow 7ii, 3 SIMPSON INTERPRETS FOUR-POWER PACT: Moscow Covenant Strikes at German Morale America, Russia, China, Britain To Work for International Peace (Continued from Page 1) cable general agreement with re- spect to the regulation of armaments in the postwar period." 4. There shall be swift and sure justice for those ...…
…TI E MICHIGAN DA ILY TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 943 i Glee Club, Co. A Choir To Give Yule Concert Glee Club Tryouts Held Today, Tomorrow In Michigan League The University Women's Glee Club will combine with the all soldier choir of Co. A to present a Christmas concert under the direction of Wil- son Sawfer on Dec. 12 in Hill Audi- torium, it was announced yesterday. The first rehearsal for the girls will be at 4 p.m. Friday in the Kala- mazoo Room of...…
… *1 GENAL SUPPLEMENT d~Iir Intg ENEUL SUPPLEMENT'. I L r VOL. LIV, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN. TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1943 Campus Reflected Acute Housing ssumes War by Colleges, time Complexion Students, Dorms n Problem Faces Many Coeds Women Will Have Rooms, But Crowded Temporary Quarters Are Set Up in WAB Jordan Council Room Although the housing facilities for women at the University are greater ',han they were last year, D...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1943 More Than 1,100 Soldiers Are Enrolled in ASTP Program Her( ~/ Army Best InCluded in Progra ms Engineering, European Languages Included In Soldier Program More than 1,100 men are studying engineering and languages at the University at the present time under the Army Specialized Training Pro- gram. The first group of Army engineers, now numbering more than 900, ar- rived on campus early in April to ta...…
…TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 194 ThE MICHIGAN lAIL PAGE TIMEr, IT'S FEMININELESS: Union, Men's Haven, To Carry On Under Wartime Influence The Michigan Union, athletic club and haven from women for Univer- sity men, will carry on this fall with the wartime influence of the Army and Navy in evidence more than ever. Vhanges Are Wrought Among the changes wrought since, last spring is conversion of the ball- room, long the scene of many campus dances, int...…
…P :ct rOUt 'TS MCIG N DIL -ItUt ,3Vcit- NOVI _. _ , Daily Offers Students Opportumity for uick Advan cement Best College PaperStarts 54th Year. Four Staffs Publish Campus Newspaper In Modern Building. The Michigan Daily, nine-time winner of the prized Pacemaker Award and receiver of three first-. place honors by Sigma Delta Chi, , national journalistic fraternity, en- ters publication this fall with the, :rating of the nation's leadin...…
…fl7tSDAhr,'Vk oV, 142 . 1. 1 -, . H 1 C H ii G A Ni ,D A i i "V ftc-E FIM Hrollment eshman Engineering Falls Below 100 for Civilian Students. -4- a A as a~r .4 aL 4.* S.i=4: .5 Sl.5. J.:; : U pecil Courses Geared to War Work Offered Military Men Join Enquire Students in Similar Courses Less than 100 freshmen will be enrolled in the engineering college for the fall term, taking technical coursesin keeping with war-time re- search and sp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOV. -2, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOV. -2. 1943 'MMMOO Varsity Men's Glee Club To Conduct Smoker, Song Rehearsals for Fall Semester Tryouts All Servicemen, Freshmen, Regular Students, Graduates Are Eligible; Accompanists, Instrumental Soloists Are Needed . .: The Varsity Men's Glee Club has planned a smoker, a rehearsal of Michigan songs, program music and preliminary try-outs for membership in $he Clu...…
…1 TU-TSDAY, NOV. 2, 194 T 11 FA 1TAN D A ITV 8 lE1,q lF 1.)6I 7 dAla Cleveland Orchestra ITo 0penChoral Union Concerts Sunday _ ..__ ProgramWill Be Broadeast Coast to Coast Koussevitsky, Jaroff, Marian Ondersoni To Perform in Series Continuing a tradition of sixty- four years of outstanding musical performers, the University Musical Society will present the Cleveland Orchestra, conducted by Erich Leins- dorf, at 9 p.m. Sunday in Hill...…
…f 7i~iL MCHiGAN DAiLY TuESu~iY, NOV. ,, 1942 . . .......... m KNOW HOW TO STOKE FIR ES? Dormitories Sororities Institute Work Schedules This year, for the first time, even. dormitories and sororities are insti- tuting work schedules to get rooms cleaned and fires stoked. Students who have never before! swept under the rug or shoveled coal are adding these accomplishments to the rest of their liberal education. To the eight co-operative h...…
… s ' ,, .r. fri 4 aili WOMEN' S SUPPLEMENT - -- - --- - ---- -1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Junior Girls Raise $40,000 in War Stamps, Bonds Freshmen Hup-Two-Three-Foui In Traditional Orientation Treks By NANCY GROBERG As the "breath of autumn's being" fast turns into ye olde icy blast, hun- dreds of freshmen trip over their sweaters enroute to ye glorious ad- venture-i.e. orientation. Hosannah! Huz...…
…PAGE TWO -, - Tut1fJIC MAUNION,1- K TUE iWAT, NOV. 2, Honor Societies Offer incentive To Conscientious New Students Casuals Keynote to Campus Fashion Simplicity Is Start out on the right foot, you who are tagged freshmen, for the honor societies of the Univesity of Michigan will be watching you. There are some 100 odd societies and extra-curricular activities on the campus in which students may par- ticipate. Although many of them are n...…
…_ TUESDAY,-NO-V. 2, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . - PAGE THREE TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1943 PAGE THREE: 4. Panhellenic Directs Sororit ictivities Mary June Hastreiter Is President of Women's Greek Letter Societies Dressings Unit in Full Swing Army Training Women at 'U' For War Roles Engine School Invaded by Fair Sex for First Time in History As Women Become Inspectors League Is Center for 'U' Women's War Work, Recreational Activities * V (Cont...…
… 1, 1942 ........ __a. ._ ...u . ~WA IW Al, 1i12U L WELCOME EXTENDED: To Women Who Return to 'U' Prepared To Take on Responsibility IT IS MY pleasure to welcome to the University the new women who are here for the first time and to say to those who are returning to us that it is good to see their familiar faces and to greet them again. The Univer- sity is starting a year which is going to be interesting and exciting and un- like any other...…
…i ;TUES)AY, NOV. 2, 42 I l w TiI~ MI-CHIGAN AIL li..... We've received word of two forme editors of The Daily, David Lachen bruch and Albert Mayio, both o ,whom are now in the Army. Lachen bruch, who was city editor in 194 and '42 and who lives in Ann Arbor is now attending the Antiaircraf Artillery School at Camp Davis, N.C Mayio was recently commissioned second lieutenant in the Army afte completing his OCS course at For Oenning, Ga. His...…
…SIK .!. !.1 MICHIGAN '11AILY -fir 1' 11 JJ lI1 1 V 81 1 V l1 1 f. L, f 11J 1 _ '- ' 1 .... +M r Welcome! to All. Michigan Students .. N7 hi n ,c. s- r J; a y N 2 fi£n T> ' Tex . 1 r { xy sA fFe.:': W " .x ti iH a+OY WCni f' pi+m! us Qj the CO1op obso nI5 gan stude no G\1a e.l Iv te y et°°Uo l E - p ~v b o Fx i 1 s I Is y yy Z I i " r n9 SupP ee ment aid t°nl tGa1 4 pot pot q: do 1o9 Su Oil oatse,_ tt be rteCestod k. yov stoc ch'9°in ...…
… PORTS SUPPLEMENT Abf Apr lddh 4jt t ilalg SPORTS SUIPPLEM1ENT - y VOL. LIV, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1943 Wolverine Grid Men Rate High at Turn of S Cason LOWdown on Sports . . .by BUD LOW W ATCHING football practice the other day we got into a conversation with Fielding H. Yost, Michigan's "Grand Old Man," and during the course of events we asked him about the 1901 game with Buffalo when the Wolverines scored...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN flAILY. TUsDAY, NOV. 2,194 Track Team Loses Stars; Swim ers Drop Big Ten Title Migan Golf Doherty to Build New T eam Is Still Team A bout 'Little Guys rraki,.g ut OSU Wins Conference an -Meet by 66-61 Score Ben Smith Ties rTae For Individual Honors; Marcellus New Captain N etters Wind Upy In 5th Place in Conferenee Pkiy Roy Bradley Captur -Conference Crown iR Fourth S~iugles Group By JEAN UAS'KE LL Wolve...…
…a SWfA, NOT, 2, I1C4I THE MICHIGXN DAILY Pja?~f T HREr Michigai Only Two Lettermen Returning By HANK MANTHO The new edition of this year's wrestLhig squad got under way at Yost Field House. The mat squad, as in football and other sports will be very indefinite, but there will be a squad this year. Coach Ray Courtright only has two holdover lettermen on hand a pres- ent, but has quite a few men that atve experience and barely missed rece...…
…VAGE F9KR THE MICHIGAN DAILY -TU A'V, fit: 104; THE MCHIGA DAIL wrrT, tA. T) 1 i egaz I. THE P.ARROT has bQ;come the- students' most popular'hang" %out. We are sure you woul d like it to continue as such. From the r I~ advertisements on the opposite page which wre run this summeras you can sil~lee' how we increased our hours to mf~teet with y o%uraM demands.q In, order to continue this policy we need more help-ots of...…
