…)AY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1946 T H E MICHIGAN' DAILY PAGE FIVE I I I Campus Casbah Opens Today At 9 p.m. in League Ballroom Cl ub To Feature Campus Talent (Continued from Page 1) weekend at the Casbah, starring cam- pus talent. Bob "the Beast" Grandy and Dick "Shag" Chenoweth will act as masters of ceremonies for the opening night. Both were in the Navy at Michigan and have been masters of ceremonies for a variety of cam- pus functions, incl...…
… TH E MICHIGA IN D AILY 'I DAY, f1"T 1V i . ?'7, 1948 FILTDAY. SEPTE1W~ER 2'7. 1948 A Faculty Members Are Added To Meet Enrollment Increase NO SMOKING IN BED: Crowded Living Conditions Create Additional Fire Hazards 4 Several new faculty members are introducing special courses in the philosophy department, Prof. rWil- liam Frankena, executive secretary' and acting chairman of the depart- xnment, announced yesterday. Prof. CharlesL. Ste...…
…. HAPPENS See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State Daii4 PARTL CLOUDY WIND VOL. LVI, No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'U' WarnsAgainst Phony Salesmen Magazine Subscription Ped dlers "Violating City, University Rulings Students were warned last night to be on the lookout for phony sales- men who may be operating in the Ann Arbor area. Bard of Regents Secretary Herbert G. Watkins revealed that the Ad- mi...…
…PAGE TWOS THE MICHIGAN DAILY T 3C[:rR.SDAY, SEPfiEMBER 26, 1946 PAGE TWO THURSDAY, SEPTE1~~EU 28, 194G I 4 a Greek Official Says Albania, Yugoslavia Aid Leftist Rebels LONDON, Sept. 25 -(A')=- A. Greek embassy spokesman declared toda3 that heavy fighting in the moun- tains of northern Greece was "an in- vasion of subversive elements fron Albania and Yugoslavia with the con- nivance of the two governments." Both British and Greek governme...…
…THURSDAY, SETEMBER 26, 1946 THE ICHIAN DATTY PAGE Cardinals Lose, But Retain Full Game Lead over D Odgers Advance Sale Of Grid Tickets Pleases Baker Applications Ireble Last Season's Mark If the smile on Mr. Andrew Baker's face can be used as an indication of the advance football ticket sales, it is easy to see that each contest is well on its way to being a sell-out. Baker, who is in charge of athletic tickets, reported that orders for s...…
…THE ;MICHIGAN D'AILY THURSDAY, SEPTE1VIBER 26, 1946 - _ Fifty-Seventh Year IT SO HAPPENS ... " Back by Popular Demand ... Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Robert Goldman.................... Managing Editor Milton Freudenheim.................Editorial Director Clayton Dickey ............................ City Editor Mary Brush ....…
…-4? UI&SIAY, SEPTE1WER ,2G, 1946 THE* M C . N =I .Y P"" E iTY THEE av(aN fl-zA TY AR 1T 1 S ar uu a'ara. Petitions Due Soon Saturday for Posts On League Council All Eligible Senior, Junior, Sophomore Women May Try for Various Positions; Knowledge of Functions of Offfices Vital All petitions for League positions open to sepior, junior, and sopho- more women are due at noon Satur- day in the Judiciary petition box in the League Undergra...…
…PAGE SIX THE M ICHIGA N D A ILY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1946 RELIEF EXPECTED: Acute Textbook Shortage Shown in CampusSurvey The demand for textbooks exceeds the present supply fifteen to twen- ty-five per cent although shortages in a number of courses are well above' the fifty per cent mark, a survey of the campus indicated yesterday. Local bookstore managers pointed to the record veteran enrollment at colleges and universities throughou...…
…TRUMAN CAPTIVE' ..Ilmmww L ujrn Da i CLOUDY AND COOL See Page 4 - - ------------- VOL. LVII, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 PRICE FIVE CENTS Record Set As Enrollment Tops 18,000 AnnArbor 'BustingOut ll Over' More Than Half U' Students In Queues at Restaurants Night Spots Face Unequaled Rush Take a deep breath and then check these figures: If you're the man who doesn't come to dinner and you have to go...…
…'PUSHBUfTO N' WAR See rage 4 Sw Iat1 FAIR AND COOJLER VOL. LVI, No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 WEDNE ~iDAY, SEPTEMJSI~R 25 Room for All Is LS&A Problem Many Department Heads Seek Means To Accommodate Overflowed1 Studenits "Standing Room Only" signs were not hung outside any classrooms \', the literary college this week, but they might just as well have been. Many students entered classrooms 15 minutes early to insure h...…
… PAGE TWO 1, THE MICHIGAN DA ILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 Campus Highlights 1 Sphinx To Meet.... Sphinx, junior men's honorary so- ciety, will hold its first meeting of the fall semester at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Union. The admission of new candidates to the society will be discussed, and plans for a dance will be made. All members, both active and inactive, are asked to attend, * * * OnUZ0C( IUOR . A convocation for students and facul...…
…PAGE TWO T H E MICHiGAN D A ILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1946 Farm Priees High Enough -Anderson ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Sept. 24- (I')-Secretary of Agriculture Ander- son told farmers tonight their price ceilings now are as high as they need to be to stimulate production. His view was expressed amid re- ports that some farmers are holding their produce from market in hopes of higher prices later. It appeared significant too in the light of th...…
…TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 s TH -.IC- ...A A a.' a LYa PAGE TsE MTl i'i l 1-1Tl.CIP11L 1 PA(41!111 ' ' Cards, Brooklyn Both Victorious Cards Stop Cubs, 1-0; BumsBeat Phi is 6-1 - By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNAlJT RACE AT A GLANCE St. Louis........................94 55 .631 .. 5 Brooklyn........................94 56 .627 4 Remaining Games: home: Cincinnati 2 (Sept. 24, 25)g; Chicago 3 (Sept. 27, 28, 29). Total 5. Away: n...…
…WEDNESDAl;Y, SEPT'EMB'ER 2 , 94G TUHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T Cardinals Gain Half Game Top Reds as Rain Halts Burns; Detroit Clinches Second Place NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT RACE AT A GLANCE By The Associated Press <4 W L St. Louis .......95 55 Brooklyn .......94 56 Games to play-St. Brooklyn, 4. .633 GB .633 ..-. .627 1 Louis, 4; Remaining games: St. Louis: Home-Cincinnati, 1 (Sept. 25); Chicago 3 (Sept. 27, 28, 29). Total 4. Away-None....…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAXILY T'UESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 Fifty-Sixth Year I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: TrumanCo nse rvative 'Captive BILL MAULDIN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Robert Goldman ..................... Managing Editor Miltgn Freudenhein.................Editorial Director Clayton Dickey.......................... City Editor Mar...…
…TH E 'MICH IGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1 I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: I BILL MVAULDIN No Quick 'Pushbutton' War Robert Goldman ...................... Managing Editor W3lton Freudenheim.................Editorial Director layton Dickey .............................City Editor Mary Brush........................Associate Editor annutz...........................Associate Editor Paul Harsha........................ Associate Editor Clark Bake...…
…24, 1946 'THE l1 ICIA DAILY PAGE THE Mlb ICI A TTEA1 V 711Ne./DA.1LY1 _____a- i LA. IiIi1 DESKS, BEDS NEEDED: Doubling-Up Stymied in Co -ops Pending Arrival of Furniture It's equipment, rather than housing space, that has the Inter-Cooperative Council worried. "We can't do much more dou- bling up," William Garmzon, pub- Restaurants . . . (Continued from Page 1) ing approximately 150 couples. The Union Dance floor can fit in 250 couples a...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1946 THE MICI IGA.N DAILY' PAGE FIVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AGE nyu: Petitions Due at Noon Saturday For League Council Positions Petitions are due at noon Saturday for four senior League Council posi- tions, one junior membership on the Women's Judiciary Council, and oth- er league posts open to senior, junior, and sophomore women. Coeds applying for the League Council positions must have served for at least one ye...…
…-PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTElI ER 24, 1946 PAGE SIX TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 fl Students Invited Nightclub To Feature Dancing, Floorshow; Al Townsend's Band Will Furnish Music; League Council Members To Be Hostesses (.) Women's Athletic Association To Sponsor Rallies, Lantern Night, Sport Club Activities, Tournaments -------- The grand opening of the Campus Casbah, campus night-club open to all University students, wil...…
…PAGE' SI i THE IlICHIGI N DAILY ' VEDNESTtlF, SEPTERIT ER 25, 19 f; PAGE SIX WEDNESDAY, SEPTE1WBER. 25, 1946 NROTC Enrolls 200 in Unit; 60 Receive Navy Scholarships Two hundred students have en- rolled in the University unit of the 1iaval Reserve Officers' Training Corps, Capt. Woodson V. Michaux, head of the unit, announced yester- day. Of the 200 trainees, 60 will be regu- lars enrolled under the Holloway Plan and the other 120 will fo...…
…fUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Juniors, Seniors T Four Council Posts Are Open; Petitions Due Saturday Noon D Petition for League Positions Opening of petitioning for * four League Council positions, seven oth- er positions open to juniors and se- niors, and six league posts for which all eligible coeds may apply was announced by Jean Louise Hole, chairman of the women's Judiciary Council. Open to senior women ...…
…pAG ExGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sl}A ', S PTEMBEIt 24, 1946 PAGE EIGHT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 GOING MY WAY, BUD? cU' Marching Band Rehearses for Nine-Game Entertainment Record Number Receive Car Permits for Fall Permits to drive an automobile during the school year were issued last week to 800 students. According to Charles M. Thatcher, assistant to the dean of students and in charge of the administration of driving regulations, the ...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 THE M J ICHA N .LJ. d f.J.A. iY PAGE NINE ECOND GuTI~%1~ING , 0 y tAR A ER cca y Sports Editor BASEBALL'S MAGNATES will undoubtedly herald the 1946 big league season as the best in history. They should. Didn't the cash registers jingle a merry tune of dollars! And didn't every Major League park set new attendance records! Yes, 1946 was a smashingly successful year - finan- cially. But oldtime greats and prese...…
…PAGE TENT 7 IMICIAN DAILV 'TISDAY, SEPTEM.BER 24, 1945 Indiana Will Pit Experienced Eleven Against Wolveries Here Saturday MSC Will Count on eri-s, 'M' MEN MAKE MONEY: Foti ' ._b... I ars t Lettermen for ye eie rnne f 3 C0 ( G yr' 1 O a [1 >T I P ] y R F c f ... n1 s There'll be a couple of marks at stake Saturday afternoon when In- diana invades Michigan to clash with the Wolverines in the Maize and Blue's 1946 curtain-raiser. Not...…
…TUESLtAX, SEPTE 4'C 1 . 24, 1946 THE MICHIGAN IDAILY "A icE EI E 'EleT FOR FUTURE JOURNALISTS: =-= I r L VOLUME I. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1890. NUMBER 1. -ROEHIMW -s o iN r - MAKERS Oy FR A T EHNITY 271 Woodward Avernue, 'Grard Crcus Park, "DETRQtIT,. - M~thI-. OUR RUGBY TEAM. THE NEUCLEUS OF IT PRACTIC.- ING DAILY ON THE CAMPUS The Cainpus has taken on a home like look this p>ast week. I Ever aftirno ionhas ysn a ic f before, and...…
…PAGE TWELVE TiHE MICHIIGA N DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 DRIVER'S HEADACHES: Police Report Steady Rise In City Traffic Problems ANNUAL CONTESTS: Hit Plays by Avery Hopwood Help New Writers Gain Start The coveted person who owns a snazzy convertible is going to find himself with a problem this year. Not only will he have a hard time finding space to park it, but he'll have a tough time driving it through Ann Arbor. A police departm...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMB ER '24, 1946 THE MICHTCAN T)ATT.Y PACT TNiR.TF.FN' T1 -1 L 141M l_1; V a 1" _Yf'11 YPA Tm Pua1 - . £ 1 .c.l3Vt:CE 1 11ii 1 C G LV Engine School Faces Overcrowded Years No Relief Expected Until New East Engineering Addition IsCompleted ,; ...: a., :.,.SELF-ED U CA TION : r: , t School by M 'ail' for Armed }' } 'Forces To BeaContinu ed by U' Laboratory and classroom facilities in the engineering college will be at a prem...…
…F't UR TEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY Z'U1%: [)A" ", SI?,P'I'CI 1L'E4i ;4, I9 6 FOURTEEN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Z4, 1946 IE YEAR OLD: Problems Confront Vets Housed at Willow Village HOMES WITH WHEELS: Trailer Village Is Proposed As Stop-Gap IHousing Measure Willow Village is one year old this fall-so far as its use as a University stop-gap housing measure is con- cerned. Acquisition of Willow Village units last fall enabled the University to open...…
…Weather Warmer w k4 4a ui Editorial Getting School Loyalty At 75 Cents Per Throw VOL. LI No. 1 36 PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1942 PRICE: FIVE CENTS Educate For Life, Not Death, Warns President Ruthven Tells Freshmen To Work Hard During Stay Here As WarKeynotes Talk 1820 Frosh Hear Welcoming Speech A warning by President Alexander G. Ruthven to "get an education for life not for death" keynoted the we - come to the...…
…, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES., SEPT. 29, 1942 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETINI TUESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1942 VOL. LIII No. 1 All Notices for the Daily Official Bul- letin are to be sent to the Office of the President preferably before 4 prp. of the day preceding its publication ex- cept on Saturday, when the notices should be submitted before 11:30 a.ni. Notices Medical School: A University Con- vocation in connection with the 93rd' annual opening exercis...…
…A°-, TUES., SEPT. 29, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Ti-(i;% ,; .T.E......SEPT. . 29, .1942.......... . . .... ® JIheDENCHCOMBER By BUD HENDEL, Daily Sports Editor * * * * Cooper Picked To Hurl World. Michigan Precision, Team work - Proved Too MuIich For Sailors, 11 COACH RITZ'CRISLER. wearing1 a broad smile to go with his crum- pled grey hat and wrinkled suit, walked out of the Michigan dressing room last Saturday after the game an...…
… TIRE IMTCH~IGAN.DAIT1Y SATURDAY. SEPT. 1*,I:;. ~ }y.u.aa ,_; .ia .Z + : x ~m. Fifty-Third Year eried 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- -ay and. Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press 'is exclusively e...…
…SEPT. 29, 1942 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE _ 1 ;, SEPT 29,1942PACEFIV New Courses Are Announced By Edmonson Special Program To Aid Persons In Reentering Teaching Professions Special part-time courses to aid persons entering or re-entering the1 teaching profession to fill the war- created public school personnel short-t age were announced today by Dean1 James B. Edmonson of the School of Education. ' In announcing the University's regul...…
… PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY y « s a ir A -i.4. A .5. L.1"i 1 L 1 a~ s ura., a ri, zy, t 11 e _ _: ,.. .. . ,n-%k In iff I . -.-- - , I Balkan Unrest Grows, Allied Sources Claim Gets WPi'iPost State Party Heads Ready To Start Campaign Trips i Laval On Spot-Nazis Risk Revo Casualties, Axis Pressure, Food Shortage Blamed For Anti-War Sentiment LONDON, Sept. 28.-(P)-Increas- ing anti-war sentiment in the Bal- kans was reported by Alli...…
…TUES,SEPT. 29, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE New Lectures To Probe War, Peace Ideals Experts To Lead Course Of Unique Discussions In Post-War Problems Fast progressing plans for a unique course, Social Studies 93, problems of the war and of the peace, will give junior and senior students a compre- hensive insight into the friction points of maintaining permanent peace after the war. The course, given inter-depart- mentally in the literary ...…
…TI E' MICHIGAN- 1A ILY UTES., SEPT. 29, 142 Full Week For Freshmen Advisers Will Introduce Men ToCampus Life Numerous Activities Include Men's Mixer, Coke Bars, Date Bureau, Guide Topirs, Matriculation ROTC Corps o,' _ u 100 Undergraduates To Handle A,-"h a -0 2 7 'N '1 W r7 Gives Students Urientation W A rm y Traiin Y Under the direction of Virginia Capron, '43, one hundred undergrad- Basic, Advanced cournes uate women will act as ...…
…SEPT. 29, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NIE Engineering Societies Offer Freshmen Many Opportunities Although freshmen in other col- leges may fret and stew because there are few activities open to them until their second semester, freshmen in the College of Engineering will find plenty of opportunities open to them in the form of the various engineer- ing professional societies. Not only is there one such organi- zation for each engineerin...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, PAGE TEN TUESDAY, U ~ University Aids Students Seeking Vocational Help Bureau Of Appointments, Directed By Purdom, Serves Vital Purpose Seeking to help the student deter- mine what vocation he should pre- pare himself for and to help graduat- ing seniors contact prospective' em- ployers, the University Bureau of Ap- pointments and Occupational Infor- mation serves a vital purpose on cam- pus. Dr. T. Lu...…
… SEPT. 29, 1942 TWE MICHJIGA;O V... . L L J C 'D41 NJ -u - _ I1 11VnI l~i! .A Public Health's New Building Wil Open Soon. C mpletion Is Expected By Spring Semester; Will Cost_$750,000 Ccnstruction of the new building which will house the School of Public' Health, located on a hilltop opposite the Observatory, is well under way, and unless government priorities in- tervene, it is estimated that the buil- ding should be completed by the Spri...…
…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY I - ____ Students 2,400 Quota Is Allowed U' Reserve Corps Opportunity Is Presented To Freshmen To Finish Portion Of Curriculum With our rapidly expanding Army and Navy drawing upon all sources of manpower available, students enter- ing the University this fall cannot expect to finish their college educa- tion before being called to service with the armed forces of the nation. It is predicted by University auth...…
…I W OMEN'S SECTION LY ilkrignn :43 at t WOMEN'S SECTION i o VOL. LIII No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1942 ORIENTATION EDITION WAA To Hold Sports Style Sho Ribbons, Collars, Mortarboards Designate Michigan's Leaders Musical Society Michigan League: The Women's Union Scholarship, Extra-Curricular Activities Of Great Importance For Honor Society Membership By SHIRLEY RASKEY Don't be discouraged, new Michigan co...…
…1"GE TWO 40 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TVES., SEPT. 29, 1942 Judiciary Qroup Governs Many League Projects To act as a disciplinary board in xcases of infraction of University "house rules, to accept petitions and *interviewing for League positions, to work with the Office of the Dean of ,Women in formulating house rules- 'these are the duties of the Judiciary ,Committee. Headed by Lorraine Judson, the a}oard also includes as senior mem- tbers, J...…
…i~ ~~'~THE MIC:HIGAN DAILY league- UGives. Opportunities For Women; Committees, Chass Projects Included Among AETIES Formos intheactvites n wichvisers to freshmen or transfer stu- ;woixien may work on campus are the dents in the fall of each ,year, to help :various League commnilltees, the class them plan their programs and to be- ~o~ctsan ot~rLeauepioo-come acquainted with their sur - tions. roundings. These are open to all women with Socia...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES., ..... M 9 WOMEN'S STAFF w BARBARA DE FRIES Women's Editor JUNIOR NIGHT EDITORS Phyllis Presentk Shirley Raskey Alice Fretz Frances Triestrar Janet Veenboer Betty Harvey 'I ) The Michigan. Merry-Go -Round I ,I lil' 'l l 111 .. - a.. ,.. 4 x ;:.. / PEAN LLOYD: Tells 1946 Women Of Stake In War Outcome P IS MY PRIVILEGE to welcome the women who now enter the University of Michigan for .e first time. America is n...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i t ourses Train College Coeds For War Work Classes In First Aid, Home Nursing, Typewriting, Braille, Child Core Will Be Offered, University of Michigan women will have am ple opportunity to "do their bit" for America's defense next fall. Continuing the already well-estab- lished defense courses for women, Miss Ethel McCormick, Social Direc- tor of the League, announced that classes in first aid, home nursing, typewritng...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WAA Announc Of Appointmen Within the greater-organization of the Women's Athletic Association are specialized groups who have drawn up' their programs for the year. Announcement has been made of several changes and new appoint- ments to the W. A. A. Board. Barbara Bathke, '45, will head the Pitch and Putt club; Nancy Hattersley, '44, the tennis club; Marian Ford, '44, the bowling group; and Marie Sinclair,. '44, fencing. B...…
…TUES., SEPT. 29, 1942 THFP MICHIGAN DAIl.Y PAGE SEVEN __ESEE Michigan League Is Headquarters of Activities Vy FflAN TRIESTRAM Offering facilities for extracurric- tlsr activities and recreation for all knc mn in the University, and stand- iig as headquarters of government Tor women students on campus and alumnae organizations throughout the country, the two-million dollar Michigan League affords a pleasant Atmosphere for women to gathe...…
…PAGE EIGHT THDE MICHIGAN DlAILY WES., SEPT. 29, 194? v ,_ a ra a a a .s. al ai.i a./ 1 Y 1 e dl S'A A .R./ 1{ lUES, SET. 29, 1942 UlrIn.ch's Ulri ch's Connect ions Throughout th-e United with States 600 School's and Bc 1Have Stocked Our NST )oksto res N Lis EU TANS Store. with end For All N E V1/ TEXTBOOKS Courses Hist., BEng., Education, ,Etc. Econ., Poli Sci., Lagae We Haye Advance l nformation on Your Require...…
… SPO'RTS SUPPLEMENT it. It SPORTS SUPPLEMENT I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1942 Outstanding Wolveren Linemen.. I Michigan, Spartans Clash Saturday AL WISTERT . star tackle All Males T 0 Enroll InPEM 'Every Man On Campus' Is Slogan Of Physical Education Department Doherty To Head Instructors Group By BART JENKS 'Every man on campus' is the new) slogan of the Physical Education Dept. with the recent adoption o...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES., SEPT. t9, 1942 TWO TUES., SEPT. 29, 1942 hanks Face Cards In World Series Play All Conference-1941 FIRST TEAM Cliff Keen's Departure Upsets UniversityWrestling Program Yankee Power Versus Ca rdina iPitch ing AStaf New York Backstops, infield, and Outfield Stronger; Young Hurlers To Bear Brunt For St. Louis The departure of the Wolverinel wrestling coach, Cliff Keen, after 17, years service as the me...…
