… TUESDAT, MARCU 11, 1941 THE - ICHGAEN DAILY PAGE FIVE I,- - Capitalist Ball" Tickets To Go On Sale Today Jack Teagarden, Trombonist, And His Orchestra Will Play For Dance Friday, Marc, 21 Tickets for Capitalist Ball to be held 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Friday, March 21, will gg on sale today at the Union. They may also be purchased from Wahr's Book Store or members of the Central Committee. These committeemen are Robert Harrington, '41BAd, senio...…
…PACE Sx THE MICHIGAN DAILY f7, T M Ii U 14 t Prof. Slosson Prof. Preuss Will Co"elude W12,l1Discuss Lj t:. re Sei~ies ; Iore iginPolicy Last Of 'Current Events' What the United States should do Talks Will Be G.vento obtain the best possible post-war Tak W Be Gven world, will be the general subject By Historian Tomorrow discussed by Prof. Lawrence Preuss, Prof. Preston W. Slosson will de- { of the political science department, liver the ...…
… Weather Clody; light Snow Y2 4hr 33aiItt Editorial gill Advocates U.S. Control Of Airways Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 113 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Dr. G. Belote, Noted Faculty -ermatologist, Passes Away Young Medical Professor Nationally Recognized For Work Done Here; Was On Staff 17 Years Dean Furstenberg Expresses Regret Dr. George H. Belote, Associate Professor of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH l ________________- Turkey's Part To Be Subjeet Of Talk Here McDowell, Archaeologist,, To Give Lecture Sunday For Aid To Allies Group "Turkey's Part in the Present Struggle" will be discussed by Dr. Robert H. McDowell, research associ- ate in Mesopotamian Archaeology, in a public lecture at 4 p.m. Sunday in the lecture hall of the Rackham Building. . The talk, which is sponsored by the Ann Arbor chapter ...…
… WEDNE5DAY, 4H , 1941 THE MI IICHIGAN DAILY Thirteenth Annual bM Open House Will Be Hed T( PAGE THRET might don wirtehafter's DAILY DOUBLE r I Campus TidesE To Be Decided In.Gala how Tierra Koski To Highlight Entertainment; Handball ChampionsWill Appear (Continued from Page 1) Hockey Tea t To End Season Against Illinois G ,u Sliar'emiet Trachiun repare To Defeii After Old Title Butler Relay Crown Saturday After Poor Start, He Hits Stri...…
…ear,_FOURTHE MIC IIGAN DAILY WJ] THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'War For Democracy '-Retreat Of The American Intellectual 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the usb for republication of all news d...…
… t, MARCH 12; 1941 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE _FIVE - .1. Bill Cais sOrchestra To Play For Annual OConto Ball I MickyDowd ' Will Vocalize For Dentists Dance, Open To Dental School Students, Alumni, To Be Held In League Ballroom March 2$' Bill Carlson and his "Band of Many Thrills" will offer sweet, swing, and novelty music at Odonto Ball from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, March 28, in the League Ballroom. Appearing with Carlson at the ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ Talks Feature4 Spring Meeting Of Soeiologists Dr. Landecker To Appear On Morning Program Of Conference Friday A panel of seven speakers will comprise the program of the spring meeting of the Michigan Sociologyl Society Friday, March 14, in conjunc- tion with the Mic igan Academy of Science, Arts and ;Letters, which will convene here. Dr. Werner S. Landecker of the so- ciology department, the first speaker, ...…
… IECTION Two Ll r e it ig Abp oar FASHION SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN mows r - 5 - , ~ _ _.Y .r '+ ,? r _'k'' . ,y_. _ ?MK. 5 _ _. - : yr ,', r x«. - } ,i a . .J :i.Y , p r FASHION REVIEW ::. 4 'I f I I r' W4 r r I t In the Spring a young lady's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of looking lovely. This season's fashions make the young college damsel appear especially delightful to the man - or men - of her dreams. Crisp whit...…
…WO-SECTION TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNiESDA X, MARU P1. 1941 r T } +r rw Grecian,_Chinese Influences Are Seen InSpring Silhoi iettes r '_ New Peplums Create Clever' Jacket Effects Regency Ruffles, Harkening Back To Beau Brummell Days,, Add Smart Touch To Frocks Peplums, tiers, and tunics - this is' 'the trio that assumes the limelight in the fashion silhouette for spring. You'll find the big three in evidence everywhere this season al...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIMEE-"-SECTION TWO orfings Will Look Gayer In New Pique, Chintz Hous ecoats ei - {" ""__ i ;: Mandarin Coat / OfRich Silk i sBack Again These Can Be Worn For Evening Or On Beach; Nautica, Scotch Styles Are Also Being Shown By JEAN GILMER If you are a constant reader of The Daily, you no doubt are well aware of what the waiters in your houses think of your customary breakfast attire-sloppy robe, floppy mules...…
…FOUR--SECTION O THE MICHIGAN DA ILY- WEDNESD$y, MARCH 12. 1941 ._ a. _ _ , .,._ Nw FC Tunic Effect, Peplums Are Latest Trends Stylists Say Padded Shoulders Are No Longer Fashionable; Tropical Prints Are Favored )rmals Combine Youthfulness An d Sophistication Coeds Conscript Army 'n' Navy Lines PastelPPsIai ds Td lowing Complexion Is Basic Catch Fancy Factor For Road To Of Designers Spring is showing sunny promises, pose admirablyi...…
… 7 WEDNESDAY, MARCR 12, 19T1E M4C1HIG N Ii W PAGE V. -Two Jewelery Designers Go To Nature For Nev For A Date Gadgets Are Novel 0 Shells, Cork, Wood Offer Colorful Ideas Sporting World Contributes Cues For Novelties In Fashion; Flowers, Animals Are Popular By FRANCES GOLDBERGC Gilding the lily will be delightful work this Spring, for jewelry de- signers have created some arresting styles to don this season's wardrobe. Jewelry will be fu...…
…PAGE TWO llr'HE '811CHIGAN,''WAILY WEDNESDAY-MARCH 12. 1911 PA(+.TE TWO _,a.a. -~. 1 1 1J. L, 1V1C1L4V AA 1Fil AU7*A ondmomm Slack Outfits, AreServiceable Yet Feminine Frocks Of White, Print, Pastels Will Be Worn For Tennis, Golf And Canoeing During Summer By FRANCES AARONSON sport Dresses Have, Princess Lines, Flared Skirts ________________________ 7- Skirts 1 'Thef Navy's In', The promise of melting snow brings with it the f...…
… Men's Fashions i1 1 V/ E X " : '!r Y ..:, -. 4s " _. +!y. ' -"Y r '- ;. _. 'v 'a -.7' ..:-'cd .:r .I A ~ lthe ivy otine Library and the trees andi shrubs on campus don that refresh- ilig greet color whilhehnmeans tire end of Old Mlan Wnter. And as So's smile .:Y ~grows ava runptr and wa rmter our dark, heavy wivnter clothes wont do. So in thlie nuett few pages 'rine Daily has assetinhied a few of tine choice new sprin fasahioxis for t...…
…it E iM 1 C . f :C A IN -B 1 . V "TrTb7aJVQV9asT7 TtXI elt In snAv -t - *1r.. UUll .P£ . tT6.. ZP ,[r Y 49! 51LIJU i., 1941 A outh And Pep Fresh Colors, Comhinations, Will Be Seen Covert Cloth, Sharkskin, Tweeds To Be Popular; Gabardine Is Favorite To Keynote Men's Suit Styles This Spring By WILLIAM BAKER Practically anyone can be suited in suits'this year. Turning to. new colors, new youth and pep is to be found in men's suits this sp...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY' PAGE THREE-SECTION THREE Elan And Color To Predominate In Spring Hats Varied Shades Of Bands Are Proinnt; Military Trends Are Accentuated Leaving to the fairer sex the job of concocting intricate absurdities dig- nified with the name of hat, makers of men's hats this year turn to new colors and combinations of colors to lend the necessary dash and elan for spring. In a ukase issued by the mad-hat- ters of hatdom, the ol...…
…lo- -,k, i i, -v, VEMNE5DAY, fvlikl C it i2; 1941 THIC IGA_.A Y 1, TfCJ 2,14 Sport Shirts Will Offer Even Greater Variety This Spring Combination Style, Utility Is Featured Easily Washable Fabrics Announced; T-Shirts Will Remain Popular Promising the best combination of style, comfort and utility ever offer- ed, the new sport shirts and slack sets will be available in refreshing new fabrics and colors. Good news is the announcement tha...…
… .1 WEDTKESDAT Tvi -iRCN lf, , All C H I G AN - OA I L-Y 17-1-SE. CT-IG,7 - THTTE THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~PA~R~ T-CTiO2~ THE.EE ariety Of Coat Styles Intrigue Well-Dressed College Me Reversikles, And Raincoats Are Essential Raglan Sleeve Is Favorite; Blue, Brown Combined In Plaids,_Herringbones By B. JENSWOLD In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of-swing- ing into a new, light coat. And to- day, as never before, are t...…
…SIX-SECTION THREE 4 THE MqICHIGAN DAILY tIIEDNESE.AY, M tall 1P, 1941 Tuxedoes For Spring Formals; White Jackets Fvored '~t Midnight BlueLad ested Stye For Summer When around Dark Coat, Flannels Proper buzzing some a During Warm Weather; makc th Color Of Tie May Vary doff th nated la By G. 7ISHON ' Murgatr fortable With spring on the way and spring This s formals a thing of the verybnear fu- lave loo ture, iou fellows may be be...…
… Weather Clear ig Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~ait* Editorial Camacho Steers Mexico To Right.. VOL. L No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1941 "Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS StarvationDay .SDrive Leaders Are Assigned CampusPosts Students Asked To Donate Cost Of Meal To Fund; Receipts Will Be Used To BuyBooks, Funds Charity Campaign Covers University Academy Groups Open Session Here Tomorrow ; r f r t x C t 1 7 It Th...…
…PAGE TWO T'H E IMICHIGAN DAILY- i'HURSDAY, iARCH 13, 1941 _________________________._____________ Edward Ellery Will Give Talk Here Saturday Local Sigma Xi Chapter ToHear National Headt Give Rackham Lecturet Dr. Edward Ellery, national pres-; ident of Sigma Xi,\honorary research society, will address members of the local chapter on the subject "Sigma Xi Matters of National Importance"c at 8 p.m. Saturday in. the Rackham Amphitheatre. In h...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Eleven IM Titles Decided At Annual Open House Pro gram "> c* ____._ ---_ don ' wirtehafter'+s DAIL Y DOUBLE Chicago House Sigma Chi Cop Hoop Crowns, Thomas Finally Comes Through\ Junior Track Star Stages Successf-u stComeback After Leg Injury TIo Bring Varsity Points In Sprints, Hurdles And Relays Pes Planus, Eh? . . ASSOCIATED PRESS FLASH from Lakeland, Fla. ..."Big Hank Greenberg, the Detroit Tigers...…
…'otR 'TIlE ~MiCIITG'AN ~DAILY THT~R~AI, ~i.Cic1, 1941 ______________________________N2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY CTiing Events. Edited and managed by students of the University of Midhigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication...…
… I TJVD~it, 1~IA1~CIT B 1941 THE MICHGAN AIY Traditional Senior Supper Will Be Held March 26 In League Jane Grove Will Preside As Charman Committee Includes Women Active On Campus; Program To Feature 'Hi Falutin'' Songs Senior women will don their aca- demic caps and gowns for the first time March 26 to attend the annual Senior Supper, traditionally held the opening night of the Junior Girls' Play. Women graduating from the School of Nu...…
…GE SIX' "Alllr-V .,4 . Dr. McDowell Religion In A W Will 'DiscussTo Be Subj Turkey s Role -R-Iigiou in a World at War" be the subject of a symposium, to be Auth'ority held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 18. in ty ear EasI the Rackham Lecture Hall, under the To Deal With Factors auspices of the National Conference Affec gHer P . of Christians and Jews, and the Stu- ectingHerPolicy dent Religious Association. The National Conference of Chris- Note...…
… Weather Y Fair Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication aittg Editorial Price of A Meal- Price Of A Life.. VOL. L. No. 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Y N Educationalists Gather Today In 46th Annual Arts Acaderny State Academic . Leaders Will Participate In 17 Discussion Meetings CoveringMany Fields Many Contributions Will Be Considered The vanguard of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1941 Engineering Committee Renews Plans For Cooley Foun lation Stove Company Strike Brings Huron River Big City' Worries To Ypsilanti Traffic Bridge By WILL HARDY sire of workers to return to their To BeRebuilt] YPSILANTI, March 13-"Growing machines. pains" of industrialism have stricken iHe is Douglas Jarvis, whose 13-La The arrival of G. Donald Kennedy,' this century-old little college town ...…
… F~R UM x, M AtSrUi 11, 941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Puckmen Drop Third Consecutive Contest To Illinois, 4-2 Two Illini Stars Don't Play; Loud's Goal-Tending Cheered! Ross, Goldsmith Make Goals For Varsity; Sterle Again Sparks Opponents' Attack, Galles Elected Captain Of Wrestling Team Ernie Lonbardi Ends Holdout Siege (Continued from Page 1) iround the goal an :nto the other corn since Chet Ziemba, burly Illinois cap- The game was tam, w...…
…PAGE FOt1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rniAY, MARCh 14, 1941 ri TWW' 1~ WU .d"13 l1 A Af T Z WW 1 -II 1I lh 1VI1tai.tGAIN DAILY 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press T'he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication o...…
… T1!A MIC I:GAN DAILY PAGE FW 350 Coupes Will Dance At Frosh Frolic Today Sports Items Johnny DavisI Will Furnish Swing Music 'A Freshman's Nightmare' Is rheme Of Dance; Orchestra Will Play Inside Huge Bluebook An array of gaily colored novel decoration will greet more than 350 couples who will don their dancing shoes to swing out to the strains of Johnny "Scat" Davis and his or- chestra when Frosh Frolic--the high- light of the...…
…PAm~ SIX TlE MICHIGAN DAILY fliiDAV, MtfftCli 11, 01., . ....... ... - ................... . ..... . ......... . .... - ....... .... . ......... ntieCampus ill articipate In 'Starvation Day' Drive Students Urged To Give Price Of Meal Today Donations To Be Accepted In University Buildings, Dormitories, Sororities By ROSEBUD SCOTT University students will be asked to contribute the price of one meal today in the Starvation Day Drive to r...…
… Weather Cloudy and warmer followed by snow. Y Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication 4:3a tt Editorial fhe ,cademy And The County Fair . VOL. LL No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS " ' --'r- r Indiana Thinclads Dancing Lumberjacks Amuse Folklore Group To Bid For Indoor 'Track Supremacy R AF Intensifies Attacks; British Strategists Push Continent Invasion Plan Hoosiers Favored To Stop Wolver...…
…4.PGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY STVRAY MI~Hi~941 Religion, War Will lie Subject Of Symposium Leaders From All Church Groups Will Lecture Here Tuesday Evening "Religion in a World at War" will be the subject of a symposium led by a Jewish rabbi, a Catholic priest and a Protestant minister at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Rackham Lec- ture Hall under the auspices of the Natinal Conference of Christian and Jews and the Student Religious Association.J Th...…
… SATVRDAY, MA1CII 15, 1 941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY" PAGE THREE Wolverines Battle To Retain Butler Relays Crown Today _..u. ____________v_ ___ _ . . .__.. .._.... Indiana Rated Team To Beat At Indianapolis Varsity Depends On Field, Running Events; Irish, Ohio State Enter Meet (Continued from Page 1) features, the four-mile, the medley and the two-mile. In the fourth Michigan's mile quartet has a-slight edge, for its Con- ference clocking...…
…PA "'tre tHfE MICHIcAN DAILY ,.t7 A71 _14 r? PT'Y'TU ti XM A wdf'" A T T A£T"U-ST 7 i____- --___ THEr AUCIIIAIN MAIL Y THE REPLY CHURLISH By TOUCHSTONE Picture Of Man Ready To Bite Dog 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The A...…
… SATUjRIAE, MARCH 15, 1941 T rHir IvileRICIAN 'D'-Alty -1.'rLl...TF THE M1(~ITTGAN DATT~V PAE'~ PTVW! . «e.e... x a. v .a+ 9 Alpha Tau ,,U.me -~ a. . iackfoot Ball' Wi1 1Be Given Friday Annual Dance To Be Revived By Fraternity Initiates, Founders Of Chapter! Will Be Honored At League; Dick Gauthier Heads Committee "Blackfoot Ball," the Alpha TauI Omega dance to held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday in the League Ball- room, honoring both...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA'7C'f11FtDAY,'MARCU 15, 1941 PA_ _ _TULDY _RCT1 _14 Teachers Must Heed Criticism, Prof. Dorr Warns Educators DAILY OFFICIAL BUL LETIN Hillel Will Conduct Oratory Elimination By GERALD BURNS Unless American teachers begin tos heed the criticism which is being vinced that subject matter divisions should be made, if made at all, upon a hOrizontal plane with investiga-, leveled at existing educational prac-...…
… Weather "air Jr i Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~aitiig Editorial Mr. Hoover's Relief Plan.. VOL. LI. No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS British Rush 00,000 Troops To Greece Thinclads Upset Indiana, Take Butler Relays Complete Victory " - -- - Swim TeamVictori1us Over Wayne U', 45m39,, As Relay Decides Meet Hits Comeback Trail Scott Elected President Of Michigan Academy Ov...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, INIARCH 16, 1941 PAGE TWO SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 19~1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Traditional Ball Will Take Place Graduation Eve Committee Will Sponsor Theme Of 'Last Fling' Theme Of 'Last Fling' Bowing to tradition, Michigan's seniors will hold their last under- graduate fling, the Senior Ball, on the night before their graduation, Friday, June 20. Because no definite theme has as yet been selected, the dance commi...…
… 9UDA, MiARCH 1 1941x THE YCRIGA t A l .V PA V- ii! gm-pe T1IF M J1CAN D I x r. t!Er' nt ' 3' Track Team Wins Butler Relays Title In Smashing Upset Titinelads Score 35 Points To TopHoosiers By Two Mile Relay Team Sets Meet Record; Bud Piel Pushes Carter To Tie World Mark (Continued from Page 1) record of 6.1 seconds for the 60-yard dash. Relays records were broken in the college sprint medley relay, the college distance medley relay...…
…E FOr THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUND AY, MARCH 16, 1941 E MICHIGAN DAILY FIRE and WATER By MASCOTT 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches cr...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY pAn..' THE eM .. 1 fTT V<xAN" 1f'l.V L ThuEJ ri£v e Cab Galloway To Play At Engineers' Dance April 4 ., ._ Slide Rule Bal I Navy Reefer Featured Will Feature Swing Artists 'Four Year Fantasy' Will Be Theme Of Traditional Affair; Ticket Sale To Start Thursday "His hi de highness of ho de ho," Cab Calloway, will lead his famous Cotton Club Orchestra Ann Arbor way next month to play for the En- gineers' annual Slide...…
…. # / } PAGE SIX T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNOAY, MARCH 1G, P941 -MMM Stowe Will Relate Inside Story Of German Marchito Norway A 40-year-old correspondent who the Germans had clinched their hold was told he was "too old to cover the on Oslo with the arrival of five war," Leland Stowe came back a transports carrying more than 20,000 short while later with the most sen- etroops. sational news story of the present filed anoter beatTourhis time r...…
… THE M1CHI, A N itA T:y Aid-To-Britain Religious Groups Will Hear Group Selects Lenten Sermons, Special Talks Six A dvisers Special services will continue the tional Student Guild Prof. Preston celebration of Lent in local churches Slosson of the history department Professors Hall, Slosson, and guest speakers will appear on will address the group on "The His- e,,kthe programs of the student religious torian Looks at Religion." His speech R em...…
…TIE MIChIGAN DAILY AY, DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 7) Coming Events German Table for Faculty Mem- bers will meet Monday at 12:10 p.m. in the Founders' Room, MichiganI Union. Members of all departments interested in German conversation are cordially invited. There will be a brief talk on "Ursula und die 11,000 Jungfrauen" by Mr. Ernest A. Phil- The Research Club will meet in the Ra: kham Amphitheatre Wednesday, March 19, ...…
… Weather Continued Cold -mommums--o lqqqmm pp, Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication 'aiti Editorial Alien Problem And Government . .« VOL. LI. No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS French Food Ships! To Pass Blockade;I Labor Need Faced University withdraws Park Purchase Offer Decision Not To Buy Felch Park Revealed At Meeting Of City Council Yesterday 240,000 German Troops Sent To Greek rontier...…
…PAGE NTO THE MICHIGAN' DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 18 1941 ,. Latvian Group Harmon Signs On To Sing Here ext Week Austris Wihitol Will Lead Great Vespers; Choirs Will Be Presented Services Will Be' Religious In Nature The Latvian Singers, led by Austris« S. Wihtol, known for his musicalr compositions and arrangements of Russian litanies will appear in the Great Vespers at 8 p.m., March 27 iri:Hill Auditorium supported by two choirs, organized in...…
… TtrSDAY, MARCH 1i, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DATLY PAGE THREE don wirtehafter's DAILY DOUBLE A C4hance To Smile . TALL AND GENIAL J. Kennth Doherty ambled across the broad jump pit, picked up a-clump of dirt and pinched it between his fingers. His eyes were tired, but there was a smile of relaxation, or perhaps sat- isfaction, beneath it all. Ken's face deserved to smile. His gang of "temper- amentals," broken from its stranglehold on the Wester...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1C.C, tY:i 7 ; itsx v xi i-3 i 4J6 rl A TY r U'. a s iE. fd .. ...._-._.m.._..._._...._..__ _- .._. __..____..___.. JIM MIC-HIGAIN DAILY Farewell To Radicalism Edited and tmanaged 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associate...…
