…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG Cagers Face Purdue Away; Puckmen Hosts To Huskies l"> Lou Nova Cops Easy Decision Over Comiskey NEW YORK, Jan. 10-M)-LOa Nova, the California Clouter, came a long way back along the heavy- weight "glory road" tonight by punching Pat Comiskey all over Madison Square Garden's ring to win an easy ten round decision in his re- turn to boxing's big time. 'With a surprisingly large crowd looking on, Nova made it ...…
… . a e a 1940 -z ._.T HE M .ICHtIG*SANR DAILY 'olverme SixFaces Heylige' sIllinois Squad HreTo X14, . : nv,:s P. #, IN T H±IS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG I those players who are required last Coach Crisler Returns, Wrestling Problem out a complete game aren't very (Editor's Note: Today's column is abundant. Besides most players pos- Says Possibilities Are written by ner )Lev, senior assis- sess some particular abilities which Narrowed To Thre...…
…THE MICHIG]N DAILY ShA Tm DAmr . . ............................ . .. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Letters To The Editor 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 ...…
…ti V-4 CHIGAN DAILY Safeguarding Edawation Presents Vital Issue To Students Of Today 1WI 1pJIILMNG OQHE U M sffJ-....A1.-N.ARN . Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications.1 Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session- Member of the Associated Press The A3sociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republ...…
… JriNUARY 11 1941 THE MICHIGAN DATLN ........... . ... ... . ... . ............. ... ..... . .......... . + x R M a-: a s Y +- Bill Sawyer's Cast For JGP Will Be Chosen Next Semester Songs May Still Be Submitted For Use In Annual Production Which Will Begin March 26 Bill Sawyer and his orchestra will set the 1941 Junior Girls Play, "Jumping Jupiter," in motion when it opens March 26 in the Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. Sawyer has announce...…
…T I N 1~ b1 ly. First 1940 PACI TDance Will Be Held Today In Lea Quiz Program To Be Special Dance Feature Contestants To Be Chosen From Among Students Taking Part In Affair The first PACT T-dance of 1940 and the last of this semester will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. today in the League ballroom with "We're Right -You're Wrong!" novelty quiz pro- gram, as special entertainment. Identification of campus celebri- ties and song titles will be...…
…PAGE SICK THE MICHIiGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1941 _i . - 'Baker's Wife' To Be Shown Raimu, Noted French Star, To Head Cast Of Film Raimu, world-famous French actor, will star in th7e prize-winning film "The Baker's Wife" which will be shown at 8:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, under the auspices of the Art Cinema League. Noted for his characterizations in "Un Carnet De Bal" and "Charle- magne," ...…
…low NAZI GREETING FOR ALLIED BOMBERS-With this monoplane of type "Messersehmitt WE-109" do Nazis repel enemy bombers, according to information passed by German censors. Called "most modern pursuit sh ip," plane attains 310 mop.h. MOTHER'S LITTLE HELPERS--Rally of New York mothers anxious to promote legislation making, kindergartens mandatory enlisted the aid of scores of youngsters like these, whodemonstrated what they'd NEEDLING-For those i...…
…Weather Partly Cloudy and Occasional Light Snow. Y Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication :4Iaiti1 Edfitorial Winter Parley Deserves Attention . VOL. LI. No. 74 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FWE CENTS Parley To Devote Skaters Are Preparing For Races 'Blank Check' Initial Symposium To Draft Subject Lending Is Ready; English Arms. Naval Officer To Give Principal Talk; Three Others Will Speak Todd To Pre...…
…i Weather Occasional snow today and tomorrow; slightly warmer. Jr Sir4k 4)at ti; Editorial In Defense Of The NLRB,... VOL. L. No. 76 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, 1940 PICE FIVE CENTS Sea, Air Warfare Rages; Sends Six Ships To Bottom Finns Report Lulls On All Fronts; Claim Russians Exhausted;_Aid Rushed Italo-Magyar Pact May Alarm Hitler LONDON, Jan. 10.-(Wednesday) -(P)--A bitter outburst of sea-air warfare was disc...…
…PAGE 1to THE MICHIG A N IDAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1941 . . . ..... . .. ------ ------ English Faculty Is Represented At Convention Six Members Take Part In Boston, New York, Providence Meetings Six professors in the English de- partment attended conventions in Boston, New York and Providence during the Christmas holidays. Among those who were away were: Prof. Kenneth T. Rowe, who at- tended the convention of the Ameri- can Educational Th...…
…THE' MICHIGAN DAHl .: IA SIDS' a J col X94 +- .W T;+. ...a u + .i v e .i . in. fl i asa:.,. -. t..rN'E wr..a -^. I .. .,,... . .,M , ..I +.VO +RY .aY lV Sink Explains May Festival Arrangement Arrangements for the four-day 47th annual May Festival are rapidly be- ing carried out with the signing of the regular choral and symphonic groups, Dr. Charles A. Sink, presi- dent of the University Musical So- ciety, indicated last night. Vocal and ...…
…I , 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Pucksters Blast Miners, 6-2, For Initial Win Gillis, Kemp, Bahrych Set Pace As Sextet Overwhelms Huskies sr11 Dearborn A.C. Offers Threat Michigan Cagers Leave Today To Face Boiler makers, Illinois Hank Loud Has Vacation' In The Nets; Meyers Heads Losers' Defense (Continued from Page 1) Capt. Bob Petaja pushed a beautiful backhand shot into the net. The game was almost half over before the...…
… T HE M IC H-I G*NkIDFAJ L-Y Purdue Director Favors Grid Tilt With Michigan Ne: xt Fall Boilermakers Added To List 1 Of Possibilities Noble Kizer Wires Daily Okaying Proposal; Game RequiresDate Shifting (Continued from Page 1) have met nine times with Michigan victorious in seven of the games. Michigan's open date comes on Nov. 2 while Purdue's is on Oct. 19. This writer's telegram to Kizer sug- gested, to obviate any necessity of shifting ...…
…E FOUR THE MIiCHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Letters To The Editor 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 credited to it or not otherwis...…
…*1 THE MICHIGAN D Finals And Bluebook Systems Id Rather Be RIGHT! 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 Asociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise cr...…
… 10, 1941 THERMI rv 'A' flA'A f ra. 1 \ a.} .^a¢ 1 EI 1. a L7 ; a: .a. a V a-;. Children, 1777', Second Play In Series Will Open Today .> League Stage Will Be Scene Near Saratoga Three University Participants To Be Included In Drama Of American Revolution "Children, 1777," a story of the American Revolutionary days, will be enacted before an audience of Ann Arbor children, students, and towns- people at 3:30 p.m. today in the L...…
…4 FI? 9 - - 1 Information Please, Dr. Angell! j By MARY HELEN DAVIS -Because he is so well known to Ann Arbor and Michigan residents, Prof. Robert C. Angell of the sociology de- partment may well be first on a list, of Who's Who on the Information' Please program to be given Jan. 20, under the sponsorship of the Michi- gan Alumnae Association. Born in 1899 in Detroit, Professor Angell belongs to a large family of Michigan graduates and ed...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, I I Council Invites More Students To JoinCo-ops Group Is Now Accepting World Affairs DALYOFFICIAL BULLETIN' Will Be Topic -- _ _ _--- -_ _ _ _ Of Halecki Talk i Change Hatch Act Application (Continued from Page 4) R UE'sts f em e1rsh Architecture Building. Open daily, fMembership 9 to 5, except Sunday, through Jan- For Coming Semester uary 16. The public is invited. Applications for membership in...…
…71'"HE MICHIGAN DAILY VEDNESDAY. JAN. 10. THELMICHIGAN D TT. VWYJElAVi YJil I k"'%. 1Vj LUU French Group Graduates Plan To Inaugurate Second Dance Lecture Series Affair Scheduled Saturday First Speech To Be Given In Rackham Building Tomorrow; Eight Talks The second in a proposed series of Are Scheduled By Club Graduate School dances will be held Saturday night, Jan. 13, from 9 p.m. Inaugurating the annual lecture to 12 p.m. in the Assembly...…
… WPeather Light snow. LL Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Diati Editorial Defense Streamlined By Reorganization .. VOL. L. No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1941 Z-323 (PRICE FIVE CENTS Fleets Placed On War' Basis; New Admiral Is Appointed Enlisted Personnel Limit Is Raised To Provide Crews For Battleships Now In Construction Three Ocean Navy Included In Plan (By The Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Jan. 8-MP-The Navy...…
…Weather Continued cold, cloudy and possibly snow timrow I AOF 4hr !lit t an r4 ~~at Editorial Hore-Belisha And A German Peace.. VOL. L. No. 75 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 9, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sofiak Leads Way In 44-39 Michigan: Win Over Badgers Wolverines Come Back After Scoreless Start To Take Close Victory Gene Englund Tops Wisconsin's Scoring (Special to The Daily) MADISON, Wis., Jan. 8.-Michi- gan overcame a poor s...…
…THE AIlCflli.',kN DAILY TMTP.fZTVAV- t, ATfV 4: 1411 THE MI.w .. a" u I ANcI"AIIV r1T vfW-1A.,T ,2an uar9iYT 4!YTA d~ 7ai l i[£ T Y, IN41 E ... . - ---. _ _ DAILY IIPDr.I OFFICIAL BULLETIN Forsythe Lists Precautions SwOmley To Talk Here DiscuPEsing "A ProgramCs for Paci To Preven t Epidemic Of Cold.s fist Action"J.ohtn Srrly e~ Lary_ ofth Youtth Section of till i- VOL. LI. No. 73 THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1941 Publication in thec Dail...…
…PAGE TWO TTIDE MICHIG(AN DAILY TUESDAY YAN. 9,1940 .. as ..., . , .-_ Eight Faculty Speeches End WinterParley Professors, Students Join In Discussion Of Means Of Reeducating Public (Continued from Page 1) or the curtailment of civil liberties in order to conduct a war with the ut- most speed and least loss of life, Professor Fox said that it is the de- gree to which civil liberties must be sacrificed that is important. We must realize, he...…
… THE MICHIGANDAILY PAGE __. ,, Wolverine Hockey Team To Meet Michigan Tech Sofiak Takes Scoring Lead Mike Leads In Fouls Too; Mandler Next In Totals Tiny Mike Sofiak, sparkplug of the Wolverine basketball team, led his mates in three departments, both commendable and condemnable, af- ter the Varsity's first venture into the 1940-41 Big Ten campaign. Little Mike's 73 points in the sev- en games played to date paces the Michigan scorers, ...…
…- '47 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ped-iE' TURVTI MET! Sofiak, Rae Lead Cagers To 44-39 Victory Over Wisconsin Varsity Starts' Slow, Is Ahead 16-15 At Half Pink, Brogan Each Get Seven Points; Englund, Schwartz Pace Losers (Continued from Page 1) flak's foul, but Sofiak got another basket a minute later and the score was Michigan 33, Wisconsin 23. Rundell and Englund sank short ones, and Nelson countered one free throw on Fitzgerald's foul. Run- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AURIL .SflA Jati 71941 MEN . ....... . . . .... . ............. . . THE MICHIGAN DAILY American Intervention Would Not Achieve Peace 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 entitle...…
…PAGE"F' tJW" / ,.fl .afr~N'D.U~ TUESDAY;"JAN "9,." 190 :. _... ..._. .. .. a. t.,.zsa.a+, .c:; ,a v.:.cac-aaw..r, _ . . _ I TUESD~Y7JAN~ 9,~'1~4O THE MICHfIGAN IDAILY r - 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 ...…
…THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1941 THE MoICHICITGA=N DALY Gordon Hardy Plays At 'Hangover Hustle' Today In Union f"? t Tickets For Engineering Ball To Go On Sale Today In Union General sale of tickets for the an- nual winter Engineering Ball on Fri- day, Jan. 17, will begin at 8 a.m. to- day in the Union, Edward King, '41E, general chairman announced yester- day. Tickets are $2.50 per couple. The sale will be held from 8 a.m. to noon and from 1...…
…TV'ESDAV, JAN, 9, 1940, __SIAY _ N.9,94 PGEFW . .. ... .. . . .. . , ... ,,r. _ ... . PAGE 'I' -- I frwTrm~ Some Tickets To Soph Prom Still Obtainable Sales Exeeds Last Year's Record; Favors Will Be Red Leather Programs Still a few tickets are available for the 1940 Soph Prom, to be held from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday, Jan. 19, in the Union ballrooms, it was an- nounced yesterday by W i l i a m Schust, '42, chairman of publicity. Tickets w...…
…PAGEISIXTHE MICHIGAN DAILY TXt ?R$AY, JANUARY 9, 1941 Hopwood RulesI Are Announced For Freshmen Bader, Brevold, Robbins Appointed To Consider Competition Entries All freshman who wish to enter the 1940-4, Hopwood Contest for Freshmen should have their manu- scripts in the Hopwood Room, 3227 Angell Hall, before 4 p.m. Jan. 31. In this contest three types of writ- ing are eligible: the essay, prose fic- tion, and poetry. Prizes of $50, $30, an...…
…I~Gl~l SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY '1I.Ir.2D'SY, 4h, 9; 1394 Ruthven Says Football Here Is Not Corrupt Chicago Does Not Imply Choral Union Concrt'es Star To e Flastad Kirsten Flagstad, distinguished Unsatisfactory Condition, Norwegian soprano, will fulfill Mon- P s e 'n day the obligation to the Ann Arbor Is President's Opinion music audience that she was unable to keep last year due to sudden ill- (Continued from Page 1) ness, when she pres...…
… Weather Cloudy; occasional light snow. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 72 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1941 2-23 Editorial Political Parties Face A Test ;PRICE FIVE CENTS British Legion Seizes Italian Airport Base Near Tobruk' Troops Drive Past Fallen Bardia To Pound Gates Of Major Fascist Port; Greeks Shell Valona Graziani Checked By Enemy Thrust (By The Associated Press) Britain's army drove to a point alm...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. JANVART 8 TaI\. 11MIC PW L \N Lt1 1lY 11"V r DN FlnAW J~Al tJ~ .S..S..~- I iLA , 17Y1 DAILY OFFICH4L BULLETIN City Meat Inspector Debunks Rumors Of Trichina Infection Pecent scares concerning the worm cooked pork, but that all poik shoulM that causes trichinosis in local pork he thoroughly cooked, as is shown were debunked yesterday in a state- by a gray color throughout. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1941 VOL. L....…
… "" THE MICHIGAN DAILY don wirtehafter's I Puckmen Undergo Stiff Practice For Huskies Tilt DAIL Y DOUBLE Bennie Pleased With Cagem , I, High Street Troubles,. . THE DOUBLE got in an argument yesterday. An old friend cornered us in the Union and asked whom we thought would be the new Ohio State grid coach. The whole thing started when we barked back "Paul Brown" without hesitating. "Aw, you're nuts," came the re- ply. "St. John would neve...…
…THE MCTGA N DAILY =VD*SA~J I - - --- -- p . . .. . ..... ............ . .. THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE ASCAP WAR By EDMUND J. GROSSBERG W HAT'S ALL THE FUSS ABOUT? This is the question that millions of radio 411 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Studrnt Publications.- / Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the A...…
…m RY 8, 1941 v. TT. u,.yI 1rlYMT .TI .4°TCAN T."::l '.:IATTVi _ ri r.. rtrr'r_: "0 i Children's Theatre Play To Be Given Friday And Saturday Colonial Story About Children To Be Enacted Box Office Will Be Open All Week For Season Or Single Admissions The story of the children of the American Revolution will be brought to Ann Arbor audiences this week- end when the curtain rises on "Child- ren, 1777," second play in the current Chdren'...…
…. SIX THE M ICHIGA-N DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1941 r -- FDR Is Century's Third Best American Speaker, Hance Says Roosevelt Asks Congress For Speed By A. P. BLAUSTEIN President Roosevelt was ranked1 as third best American public speak- er of the past century last week byI Prof. K. G. Hance of the speech de- partment at a meeting of the Na- tional Association of Teachers of Speech in Washington, D. C. First place honors went to Rev. H...…
… eather Cloudy; light nw -dip Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication 44aiki Editorial Hie- And 'Infamug i e s VOL. L. No.371 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1941 Z-23 'PRICE FIVE CENTS President Pledges Total Aid To Britain Anzacs Ready For Dash Over Desert Of Eastern Libya British Vanguard Troops Near Tobruk, 70 Miles From Captured Bardia Russian-Turkish Pact Still Likely (By The Associated Press) CAIRO, Egyp...…
…Weather Continued Cold, pszibly 4* A& 4ilt t jDattALALAMA Editorial ASU Versus Reaction And War .. VOL. 1, No. 74 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 7, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Finns Shoot Down' 22 Russian Planes) During Air Attack WinterParleyAnalyses Cause, Solution Of War Robert Reed To Preside Over Final Session Today; Prof. Preston W. Slosson Will Speak At Union WolverineCagers Upset O.S.U. In Thriller, 40-35; Puekmen Trail Tec...…
…"TUE MICHI1GAN DAILY ITUESDAY. JrANUARhY 7. 1041 dY .!. V J.e s reran e _ __ ____ IAV 1 ."a.aaa vaa+.vaaa a "} ava+ M Sigma Rho Tau To Hold Debate In Union Today Speech Group Will Uphold Affirm ative On Question Of Canal InNicaragua Five members of the local chap- ter of Sigma Rho Tau, honorary en- gineering speech society, will debate a team from the Detroit Institute of Technology at 7:30 p.m. today in the Union on the topic: "Resolved:...…
…PAGE TWO THP MICHIrAN 1 ATT.V .RTT"AV_ JAN. 7. 1939 A l L' M " I (TA A 9t, xVx A %s A 71% L A 1 LY1I_ , OUigiltYl, JAREN. J i S"Y Winter Pc To Hold Session (Continued from Freedman, Grad., an ertson, '40. Faculty advisers in George Benson of th ence department; Mr. berry and Prof. I. L. the economics depart Basil Edwards of the i department; Prof. Ric the sociology departm Morgan, director of th ligous Association and Nelson of the Engli...…
… THE MICIGCAN DAILY h Michigan Drops Big Ten Cage Opener To Buckeyes, 49=39 I don wfrtelafteres DAILY DOUBLE Time Marches Back!... A lot of icy water has dripped over the dam since the Double was last in action. While we spent the vacation attempting to 'avoid the draft and "There I Go," the world of sports, amazingly enough, moved along without us. So today the Double catches up. It prints a list of events which took place since we la...…
…S-N-AY, 7,190THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'AGE Tfl Cagers Beat Buckeyes, 40-35; Pucksters Lose To ^., Scrappy Team Wins Opening Big Ten Game Brogan, Rae Top Scorers; Captain, Lynch Paces Bucks With 9 Points (Continued from Page 1) shots, as his mates failed to block out for him. Although Brogan displayed a fast and shifty type of play, Lynch was perhaps a little swifter and trickier. Added to this was the fact he made full use of his body and his ...…
…T HE MICHIG AN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 7. 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Editor Sees Danger In Proposal For Revising Publications Board J rrTi-a 0r as , ... 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 ...…
…r" I" .tlnE MICHIGAN DAILY IM - Y, Lj, 4, 7, i,4 9 5M -,% THE MCHIGA B~iM .r. m. r.p qy u n iv. 'I 'tR l'A I WW E MICHIGAN DAILY i . OfALLsThin.s =-ayr MRTi rQ-- I1 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 e...…
… THE MIGRT .A D AT;T Y PAGR Mortarboard's'Pay-Off' To Be Feb. 21, In League Bal l r tAfVfl - aar [Iroom r Helen. Barnett' Lists Positions In Committees Sweaters, Skirts, Saddles Are Traditional Dress For Informal Affair Saddle shoes will dust off the floor of the League Ballroom when the campus women don their pet sweaters and skirts to "Pay-Off" their dates at Mortarboard's annual informal dance to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, F...…
…6U~LnDkY, JAN. 741024 THE MICHICAN' DAILY IEFW I ForeignCenter To Offer Talk And, Color Fhi Prof. Hayden Will Discuss Philippines; Fred Benz Brings Movies Of Africa Ann Arbor Recalls Famous Murders \ i~3E~C: ~i ~e~i~a~c~vjt rn r~ 7 II7~, 777DAI LY OF FIC IAL B U LLET I N d - yot hede a tudaGonitFd withinthrrc ti ai . GiL- tA " AJ I 0 a b =- -- Prof. Joseph R. Hayden of the po- litical science department, former vice-governor general of th...…
…..U mHE MICHMAN "AA-IL-V TIT -',JBAV, J,,VNTjiR-f . A41 M THE MICHIGAN DAILY T1E~T~AV, Ji~NThiRY 7. 1941 Former Michigan Grid Captain Is Injured In Indianapolis Fire r, Davad Allerdice sr., '10, captain _ of the Michigan' football eamin 1909, suffered serious burns in a fire in his northside Indianapolis apartment Sunday, in which his wife and eight-year-old son Anthony lost, their lives, and David Allerdice, jr., Princeton football playe...…
…TTI TH CT GEA N A TT.Y tYzfrY1W Y1t4a aa. . .tasa r.a.. fl.a5 .4.. SUNDAY. JAN.'. 7. 1929 Y i .-. 1I1 m{ Y y 1'11 1-/ L'Y $ 31 7 v.7.f>lia..R i V r1.A " / .Aao.7 First 1940 All -Campus T-Dance Will Feature Novelty Quiz C Checked Pajamas Are Gay For Study Ski Enthusiast baud-Eva Callis To Join W.A.A. Outdoor Staff -- -V - By NORMA KAPHAN 4. Purchasers of bloc lots must have with them a list of the persons for Born in Leipzig, G...…
