…Y Sir ignn Intg W5i'EHATHER r ai s 1 VOL. LV, No. 87 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hayward Keniston Appointed Dean of Literary College Romance Language Chairman Replaces Dean Kraus, on Retirement Furlough Prof. Hayward Keniston, chairman of the Department of Romance Languages and a graduate of Harvard University, was appointed dean of the College of Literature, Science and the Arts in a between semesters me...…
…Ewa THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES DAY, ARCII Invitations Extended for World Security Meeting Textbook Loa Service Open To Student Use{ Library Established By Alumni Donations Students who are unable to buy books may borrow them from the Textbook Lending Library for a peri- od of one term, with the privilege of renewing the texts for another term provided the books have not been carelessly handled. Library in Angell Hall The library, housed in Ang...…
…195THE Mi iiGAN DAILY _____________ N kthe t ow i By HANK MANTHO Daly Sports Editor THE OUTCOME of the Western Conference basketball race has finally been settled since Iowa defeated Illinois, 43-37, last Saturday to take the crown, but the Illini had the satisfaction of making this tilt the deciding factor and again proving the worth of their coach, Doug Mills, as one of the games most skilled mentors. Although the three successive losses a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIJLY Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Wallace's Hands Still Free, DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 1 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Ray Dixon . Margaret Farmer Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee . Editorial Staff , . . . Managing Editor . . . ....…
….Y, MARCH 6, 1915 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Assembly-Panhel Ball Offices Are Open to Independents Coed Rushees Must Register Organizations Plan Annual Spring Dance _. Petitioning for the seven Assembly central committee positions for the Assembly-Panhellenic Ball, which is to be held this spring, will begin to- day and continue through Saturday for all eligible independent women. The positions which are open gen- eral chairman, publicity, d...…
…L~~~kTH M iEICHIiGAN DAILY New Loan Admini strator { ti Early Confirmation by Senate Is Anticipated Economic Stabilizer Will Head Multi-Billion Dollar Reconstruction Finance Corporation 1 zation director since James F. Byrnes left the post to become War Mobiliz- ation Director. The stabilization job, in essence, is that of appeals court from decisions of the federal war agencies dealing with civilian economic affairs, such as the Offic...…
… Sir igm 4:3atlij WEATHER Clear and Cold it VOL. LV, No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Cologne Falls; Third Arm y Nears Rhine * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Reds Advance 25 Miles to Mouth of Oder Nazis Lose Last Chance To Stop Drive OVer 500 Towns Seized in One Day By The Associated Press LONDON, March 6-By the first White Russian army in a 25-mile ad- vance that captured more than 5...…
…PAGE Iwo'THE MICHIGAN DAILY Left-Wing Asks for Resignation of Bonomi GREEN TROOPS SUCCEED: Heroism ofAnnArborMenRecounted Commiunist By BOB GOLDMAN Tales of real heroism are revealed, ultimately, despite the rigid censor- ship of World War II. Three months after it happened, the story of how the battered, but1 courageous 106th Infantry Division held back the Nazi onslaught in De-I cember was revealed in a letter from Karl N. Toney, D...…
…4- 7, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mg Ten Swimmiin IMeet Slated 1or Wolverine Cagemen Capture Five Conference Encounters Lindquist, Captain; Mullaney, Most Valuable, As Ten Hoopsters Receive Major Awards <4l: Baseball Squad Strengthened by Seven Veterans Ten major awards and five minor letters were given to members of Michigan's 1944-45 basketball team, which finished fifth in the Western Conference race with a record of five victories ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Fifth Year ~ ~ ~ Thie Pendulun~, DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN -- . Ii , 'A7fOYriMy ADl7[ ! fe......r...ygy o.eu.e Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Contrdi of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon Paul1 Sislin -, Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee Editorial Staff Managing Edit...…
…AY, MARRI 7, 1945 THE MIChIGAN DAILY Victory Ball Will Feature Hal McIntyre Dance Will Be Third Wartime Edition of J-Hop, Senior Ball; Attendance of 1,500 Expected V-Ball, the long awaited formal dance that has become a wartime tra- dition on Michigan's campus, will be presented from 8 p. m. to midnight Friday in the Intramural Building and will feature Hal McIntyre and his orchestra of smooth music-mak- ers. This 1945 edition of V-Ball wi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEIjNESI)AY 7# 7, Prof. Bonner Delivers Address at Graduation Criticism of uninformed official- dom, particularly in American col- leges whose "influence is often exert- ed to make the University safe for mediocrity" was the keynote of the third mid-winter wartime Gradua- tion Exercises address Feb. 24 de- livered by Prof. Campbell Bonner. In a speech entitled "Ask the Men Who Know," Prof. Bonner urged approximately 34...…
…L Si~Artgn . tt!J WEATHER Fair and Warmer; Continued Clear 11 VOL. LV, No. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Russian Reds Reach S Defenses of C Penetrate 50 MViles Inside Reich : * * S $: * A rmy Begins Frontal Assault on Berlin *. * *~ enate Votes to Continue losed Regents Meetings I X-10( KeyR Opost Right Wing Thrusts Toward Baltic Seag By The Associated Press LONDON, Mar. 7.-Marshal ...…
…olj~ 34r iwuil{ THE MICHIGAN DAILY WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND:__ Congressional Payroll Padded" DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN is _ N t1 r3/3 .__- 1-- ..' ..®. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee ...…
…i CR '1 GA'' i - - ij A-- I t v , r ckey Teem .V, ill Pi - aE eek Iate eS Weakened Swim Squad" To Defeid Big Ten Title Loss of Higgins, Zimmerman Cuts Reserve Strength, Dims Michigan Chances Saturday A galaxy of midwestern swimming aces will be present at Patten Pool in Evanston Saturday, when a weakened Wolverine squad will attempt to defend its 1944 Big Ten crown against seven Conference opponents. Michigan, sapped of reserve strength ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY } THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0, Draft Boards Spe ROTC Training Useful, MenUndce Advises Capt. Swyler 30 in 2A, I' * * * li1AnnArborAlumni Club ClassificationTo Hear Dr. Krassovsky Understanding Russia To Be Topic of Speech , . ,0/ I J ] br ~: ~~x~;Are wyler said, will be useful in any ranch of the Army." A -a ,,4 -f .1- TT-i -,visrn ~in I~tvf r B Notifi Y he. Associated P A~ part 01 theUniversity cuiculumI for 25 ye...…
…III ~~VA2 AOF 41P WEATHER flear and Slightly VOL. LV, No. 90 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS A r erican A=Wry ahes Across Rhine ti; Reds Are 25 Miles from Nazi Capital Soviets Dive Nearer Free City of Danzig By The Associated Press LONDON, Mar. 8.-Russian troops fought their way within 25 miles of greater Berlin today in an all-out frontal assault which the Germans said had reached the junction town of ...…
…YAGE TWO w THE MITCHIGAN- DAILY FRIDAY,- MARUUI- 9, 0,45 Disastrous Flood Sweeps Ohio River Valley TGis's Sldy G. E. Carrothers Gives Speech on Peace Proposal George E. Carrothers, Director of the Bureau of Cooperation with Edu- cational Institutions, spoke last night before the University of Michigan Club at Northville on the subject of the Dumbarton Oaks Conference. T. Hawley Tapping, General Secretary of the Alumni Association, accom...…
…r JLB , I iiC ' 9; 1945~ THE NUCHIGAN EiAILY .._i . ... I.a ... a i va +. 1a i a Y Thinclads, Natators lo Defend Big len Track Team Seeks 15th Indoor Title at Chicago Illini Loom as Dangerous Threat as Result Of Earlier Dual Meet Win over Wolverines { By BILL LAMBERT When the Wolverine track squad attempts to defend its Indoor Con- ference title tomorrow night in the ,University of Chicago Field House, it will be seeking top honors f...…
…PAGE FO'UU THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1945 Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: OPA Officials Win Round One DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Ii Ii WW4NIM MM Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1945 THE fMIC II GN DAILY PA mEEE . . .s.'.+n..s e 1 s .w YA .R S, s v 1'.s s-e ,1_I' C1 1 JJ 8 - s P ar I-f rU: a Assembly Positions for Spring Ball Open to Independents Final Tryouts Child Care Asks For JG Play For Volunteers {:?® -. Petitioning To Begin Monday in League Petitioning and interviewing for seven Assembly central committee positions for Assembly-PanheUenic Ball, which is to be held in the spring, will b...…
…THE LMICIGAN DAILX RI l ty Yy TV'L A.RC- i !)!, 1 i L , Land Assault, Bombardmunent Threaten To Split Iwo JapS Three Marine Divisions Gaining Ground Slowly By The Associatd Press U. S. PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUARTERS, Guam, Friday, March 9---- A coordinated drive by three American Marine divisions supported by air, land and sea bombardment threatened today to split the remaining Japa- nese on Iwo Jima as the bitter campaign for this islan...…
… Sir igan tIi WEATHER Partly Cloudy and Warmer, Moderate Winds VOL. LV, No. 91 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS B-29's Blast Tokyo in Surprise Mission * r * r 46 A6 .1.. L.P ,A- ,. . A- _i ac a* *f'7F:X *I t* * Campus Naval Unit Will Not Be Decreased Japanese apital _______ ___________ V-12 Students To Be Merged with NROTC Naval Reserve Program To Include 8-Termn Curriculum; Quota is 2100 T...…
…THE Mi~iiG2ANDAILY . BAT DAT, N B .. . . ........ .. F.i T~s - A.wY .a 7 'iY V;1 EL i.V: Fifty-Fifth Year (he4v n4l4fi4l4 ___.._ DAILY UFFICIAL ....®:. ... BULLEIN 7 / l Edited and managed by students of the University of Milhigan under the authority of the Boardr In Control of Student Publications. E ditorialStaff' Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paulislin . Tank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Dick Strickland ...…
…u ;y:n10 h3~MiIIA AL ", : Mer en,Thiclaids De nd Big ( . Swim ers, Gindermen Wolverine Pucksters Taken Meet in Gonference Tilts y Viekers A.C. Sextet, 43 1y NK MANTHO Michigan Nalalors Fightin' Illini Oilers Gilbert Chalks Up Winning Goal in Overtime Day!Sports Editor Face Keen Rivalry Major Track Threa Period-;Greer, Silentich Tally for Michigan BUD__________yHAK___By RUTH ELCONIN By BUD ROVIT y hANK KEISER .Playing one of its most exciti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAITV AATTMnAV lk4AWV.V lti'k A A ..LA.B. 0.d as 4F tet IT d EJ A .3.%% ~A 1%*flrff I.VtA ±YmAK '/l IV, Aia "BLADES ON PARADE": Ice Show To Feature Solos, Ballet "Blades on Parade." featuring 50 figure skaters, will be given at 8 p.m tomorrow and Monday, at the Mich. igan rink by the Ann Arbor Figure Skating Club. Arranged and produced by Lt Mervin Flegal. a former stage chor- eograjher now stationed at the Uni- versity, "Bla...…
…V.BAL : 40 Years Major EXTRA4:3auj a Dance Draws Saturday, March 10, 1945 SECOND EDITION Vol. LIII H uge C row d Hal McIntyre's Band Plays Coeds Wear Camera Catches Cross-Section of Crowd Gay Tunes as Servicemen, f Civilians, Patrans Ho~ve Fun Dresses for, Approximately 2,000 dancera at .}Ite 05Victory BamiigtFdanih inke e ut V i Y. Ballof the Intra-Mural Buildig at Fabrics Fallow Styles with arteGvenen' new curfew Smooth Jersey, Crepe, Satin ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY al Mcintyre's Band Plays1 For 3rd Annual Victory Bal By MARY BRUSH Hal McIntyre and his orchestra, wonderful possibilities in this or- best new band of the year accord- chestra. His music is refreshingly ing to a Billboard Magazine poll distinctive" of eighty college editors, high- Irving Kolodin of the New York lights Michigan's 1945 Victory Ball Sun comments, "If the fact has in the Intramural Building. not yet...…
…oturday, March 10, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY embers of Victory Ball Committee re Pictured Members of the committee - -------- - - -- 'which made arrangements for the 1945 Victory Ball are pictured on this page. They were chosen an all-campus election on Janu- ary 5. The members represent the literary, engineering and ar- chitecture schools and the School of Business Administration. Page Three BILL McCONNEL DORIS HEIDGEN JEAN FLOOD PAUL JOHN ...…
…c ..,:.,, ,t . . THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Saturday, March 10, 1945 -, I Page Four TH I MICHI CAN DAILY Satur r Third VBall Replaces J-Hop andenior Prom xA IIt SAlI 1 " II , i w.vW. ;. Cais For Curtailed Celebrations Pre-War Dances Featured Big-Name Bands, and Prafessianal Decaratians For the third time the J-Hop'> and the Senior Prom will be turn- ed into the mid-year frolic of the .: Victory Ball, and, leaving those ghastly thoughts af exa...…
…Saturday, March 10, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Our Reporter Herewith Lists al Bull His Pre-war Dreams, Plans (AFTR TIS SSU IT S N LOGERBY BONDS (AFTER THIS ISSUE IT IS NO LONGER All lectures will be given by Flynn, who were to have given the y neighborhood combination meat OFFICIAL) Adam LaZonga. lecture, are unfortunately engaged For the past year or so, my poor market and grocery store and pick Notices for the Daily Official Bull Requ...…
…r)- - :, THF MICHIGAN DAILY SoturcnvMarch 10. 194 age ix tiL- Iyi11.tsivIN I rirtswt. ,}GkuluuY vluILE! tV i7'-F Miss Fit's Olde Agony Column What's Wrong With Me? Is It Contagious? Your Problems Shall Be Answered People don't appreciate me. I wake them up at night, and I Or You Won't Know the Reason W hy make sure that they get to classes' on time. I serenade them at the .>_ --------- ---twilight hour with music that is Editor's neta: ...…
…x Saturday, r' oN ch 10, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .I l IAA 4ZmA, ,Y Pud les of Purple Poetry or Yards of Bards Poetic Works' The Spice H ighlight COUSS he that Vary thisaway and that V - Extra From arboretum 31 and 32 To advanced classes at a f Read Wht You Wont; Ue re-wa It for Fire Tinder; Throw It Yes, courses in college Away; We Won t Core Vary-any kind you like From evolution to revolution Or how to catch a pike. upp'e -er sucker. Tru...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, !March 1O, 1945 Sorority Rushing Rules--As Is vs. Our New Way Girls Suffer Through This[Tr B Sort of Thing All coeds who registered at the Panhellenic Booth for Rushing,1 giving their draft status and the , s name of a reliable cigarette black ?' marketeer, are now eligible to run / the giuntlet of a month of par- ties. Lucky souls .I... Fushing season will begin on March 9 with all sorority houses h...…
…Saturday, March 10, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY trt, lr Alone nil Night With a Wolf in the flrboretum Dr. Ruthve My Most Intimate Experiences f4re Revealed Gives Unio Ever on the lookout for new ::.. ................ .......-.-.-.-.......... G ood O-d forms of excitement and already roared to my conversationalists. wearying from imbibing the tint- ture of greensoap which passes in. They needed little urging, for President and Mrs. '.5t xnder An...…
…Pace Ten T HE MIC H IGA N D AILY Saturday, March 10, 1945 Pnrp T~n THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, March 10, 1945 Seven Types of Men on Michigan.'Hence Loathed Melancholy CMmOf Cerberus and Midnight' I Hail to thee blithe spirit; bird thou never wert" poetic words of first love, perfume counter clerk eats (as it Shelley?) have a at Helena Rubinstein s. Sdeep, ine meaning to us as 'a Profound thoughts are stimu- A d and other nature lovers,...…
…Saturday, March 10, 1945 T HE M IC H IGA N D A ILY P/{Y 1 . fX C o- "'..- . n g... , r s s PssHc 4eft|il ' W o r ge even ConL.gress P'-asses Ha--tef-ul 1 Work Or Fighf Bi M Youths Riot Throughout Nation As Pool Halls Shout 'Treason' Anxiuius America Awn its President's FBI Will Have Jurisdiction Over Underage 'Butt Fiends' WASHINGTON, March 9.-In a Return from Caucasian Fishing m e designed to clamp down on traband cigarettes. Check of...…
…Page Tava THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y CatijrAn A'kIt) in4 Lag r+iv THF ICH t IC vtaN ,AHY Q-Jr ?:j V , L . C i f lon11, ors? 4 w ow in T INK, for a minute, about what's hap- pened to most of us at home in the last three years. Chances are, you've had all the work you could handle at higher wages than ever before. In spite of higher taxes and somewhat higher prices, you've netted more hard cash than ever before. You've made more money-you've ha...…
…Saturday, March 10, 1945 T HE MI C HIGA N D A ILY P- r Thi rieen ti- Beheve I or Note One Pac s of Fags dFound on Campu ByLIEapartandcrambl knwymfim, hI call this pieme"The.iraceTfh the Lst Weed" nt on of any Dogg. e . special fondnesa fr c thy titles, EltdIbrtit.c os, StaEl.tIdhIdburst pntoedztheoWAB but sin ply because it the situ- atiao , well. Y u see, a few weeks depAsited my find an ti bed n agypafounafulpackof cigar-s.called in my t...…
…Pon(- Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Soturday, Morch I0, 1945 PooP Fouregc'ri THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, March 10, 1945 Book Reviewon Bedroom Facts Dr. Hopton, Miss Balliol Unearth 'Little" Things, Which Make Matrimony Solid' ByIn the first book of its kind, Bed ners is suppressed, the salient as- Manners and Better Bed Manners, pects of the subject are treated as by Dr. Ralph Y. Hopton and Anne microcosms when they should be treated as mac...…
…Saturday, March 10 1945 T HE M IC H IGAN D A ILY P/trt Fifinr -'/ ," + +v vr rf r 1 1 age i ITeen, 1 'ffter Ball Is Over' Ann frbor Passion Begins Vos, Qui Non Potestis Dansere, Nos Vos Salutamus; 'Nuff Said By GREASY GRIND It seems only fitting in this Only 1,500 couples broken dow publication dedicated to non-aca- into components, approximate demic revelry that we take cog- 1500 men are victims of the m qizance of the guy who doesn't g...…
…TNF MIC'HIt AN DAILY Saturday, March 10, 1945 V% e.. 1~ ei ct en1 T L Ii 1f4L-41 N lIl SIt rMrch 1,14 F Looking for some place special to eat or someU can't go wrong by looking in at any of these pla. your date is a Michigan Coed show your ingenuji is an out-of-town gal take her to the gang's hidoe rounds. SOMETHING DIFFERENT! Start out the evening with Chinese food, or come in later for your midnight snack. THELJBERTYCAFE 613 East Liber...…
… Saturday, 1 crch 10, 1945 TH E MIC HIGAN DA 1Y Pn p SeventCaen k . Sat u~sr +'y vv a rday Mnfcil0 194fTi,14IVGg I t C i-tg special to do? Well, Victory Ballers, you ,s, 'cause they are all out to serve you. 0 If ty by taking her some place different, or if she uWt. But most of all remember to make the A WHITE FRONT 5:30 A. M. to 3:30 P. M. 810 South State WEBER'S TAVERN GD EOpen Every Night But Monday GOOD 'MEALS 3715 JACKSON RD. Ma...…
…Pny 1-ntn THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sotujrdf'vA nr Mrh 104c;5 I .,- '- THrMICIGANDAIL Mm THIS, TOO, IS CHEMISTRY'S DOINGS THE PITIFUL story of Hepsibah Ann I'll tell you as faithfully as I can. Hepsibah lived all the days of her life With normal amounts of joy and strife. She'd cut her teeth and learned to walk And amazingly early she learned to talk. She went to school and, so I'm told, She always was just as good as gold, She played in all th...…
…Saturday, March 10p 1,945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pan Nin f -ng S "turday, March 11IL 0.ii t 1945 THE MeI $ere ilre Your Women!-- Targets for Tonigh! T Oh! Horace, B I'l Slap You On the Wrist Allen Rumsey: Norma Cloon '48 L.S.A., Wakefield, Mich.; Bet- ty B. McColl, Detroit, Mich.; El- lin Arden, '48 L.S.A., Detroit, Mich.; Faith Simpson, '46 Ed.; Ann Richmond, '46 L.S.A.; Yan- ya Prokokov, Vladivostok, Siberia; Janice Stuck, '47 L.S.A.; Harr...…
…Page Twenty T HE MIC H IGA N D AISLY Saturday, March 10, 194 ~tf t t 41aiti BARNABY By Crockett Johnson - Cyigh, 145, the NwspapPm, 7n1 V-BALL STAFF My, it's nice to see you, Ellen. Old Mr. Dormant's office is I'm all ready to go to lunch. at the end of the corridor. partes-rectntric ,B.th EDITOR ... But would you like to see He's in there now. Feeding partners run things. But he Ray Dixon where I work? My boss is out. pigeons at the window...…
…Saturday, March 10, 1945 TE M IC H IGAN D AILY Page Twenty-One Patrons isted For Annual ictory Ball Gov. Kelly, Pres. Ruthven, Regents, Professors Named Patrons for this third V-Ball in- clude Governor and Mrs. Harry F. Kelly, President and Mrs. A. G. Ruthven, Vice-President and Mrs. 4. P. Adams, Vice-President and Mrs. R. P. Briggs, Vice-President and Mrs. M. L. Niehuss, Vice-Pres- Went and Mrs. S. W. Smith, Re- gent Vera B. Baits and Mr....…
…Pae Tw,,enty-Two THE MICHIGAN DAFL Saturday, March 10, 1945" Unpire Shortage Blacks Out 1945 Baseball MacArthur To .Exchequers Michigan Teams Stack Up as Manage News; At Last on Menaces To All Ann Arbor Yor"k Yankees - -- _ - YereMichigan's athletic teams of the cdoctors and nurses in the mre 0CCCTMLB's Latest Edict 19445 spring season shape up as the subtle art of first aid- Michigan Mentors Jump in number one teams not only in Victory Pro...…
…Saturday, March 10, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twernty-Three M's Sterling BARNABY By Crockett Johnson Where DID Barnaby Yes . . We've appraised your Mr. Dormant must be a rautia s man. Glad to be of service, Mr. a'Mc~e High-W i re go? He's not in that plant and analyzed the market But is a hundred million ENG office. I peeked in- potentialities of your product. You'll probably make millions. D Gf rt t rd But Mr. Dormant isn't quite It's ...…
…Page Twenty-Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, March 14, 1945 Pae e nty-your.THEsMICHIGAN DAIL- Saturdayr M.rch 10. 194 It . -, . .. Groundhog's Meteorology More Than Hit andMyth, Logan Says By PERRY LOGAN There has been some talk of ized that the name Fox should be get a lot of posters and stories and late ('of late' is a slang expression added to every entrenchment in build it up big, just like the Digger meaning ever since Friday, Feb...…
