… apply at his office, Rm. 201 South Wing. Ca r ilon Prelue . Sidney Giles will play carillon pro- grams before each of the final May Festival concerts today, at 1:55 and 7:,55 p.m. The afternoon program…
… each of the May Festival con- certs today, at 1:55 and 7:55 p.m. but in Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess" will be the soloist in the concert. Included among her selections will be excerpts from the opera…
… NEW YORK 17...... ................230 Park Ave. BOSTON 16...... ........ 90 Marlborough St. CHICAGO I . 720 N. Michigan Ave. PROVIDENCE 6 .- 155 AngelSt. ERSITY OPEN 9-5 _ -111 II I mw Don…
… College Course Dean. KATHARINE GIBBS NEW YORK 17 ............... ...230 Park Ave. BOSTON 7.............90 Marlborough St. CHICAGO ........ .....720 N. Michigan Ave. PROVIDENCE 6...................155 Angell…
… Keen shifted "Corkey' to the starting 155 pound position a mid-season. Courtright won all o his mat ches at this weight, and wen to take the conference crown. A Champaign he pinned all his com petitors…
… smashing House approval today, but opponents said it would get a cool reception in the Senate. The House steam-rollered through, by a 258 to 155 roll call vote, the far-reaching measure introduced by Rep…
… "pins" for the Wolverines were Stu Snyder, who felled John Nettisheim in 2 min. 40 sec. of the third period. Both men weighed in at 155 pounds. Michigan's other fall was earned i y Capt. Bill Courtright…
… one records. Michigan's Stu Snyder will face Dave Netteheim, the Badger 155-pound entry, who is undefeated in this season's competition. Starter Not Chosen Keen will not be sure of his starter in the…
… accus- tomed spot in the 128-pound bracket. while Wayne Smith again will be in the starting lineup. Navy trainee Stu Snyder gets the call of the 155-pound division, while Dan Dworsky will compete for the…
… Purdue to the score of 17-11. Keen can never be sure of his starting lineup until the matches be- gin, because all the members of the team are constantly battling for the starting berths. At 155 pounds…
… probably will be Wayne Uni- versity's request for $3,000,000 state aid. At the present time, Wayne enrolls 10,500 sudents, 2,520 from outside De- troit and 1,155 from outside Wayne County. Students come from…
… ,time spent on the mat. Stu Snyder gave an impressive show while he lost to Indiana's 155-pounder George McCool. Captain Bill Courtright of the Maize- and Blue scored the only fall. of the evening by…
… 155-pound class. Snyder is a V-12 student on campus, and will be opposed by George Mc- Cool, a junior from Indianapolis. Mc- Cool is a paratrooper veteran and was on the team last season, however, a…
… following men Saturday night. Mike Rolak at 121 pounds; Ray Cantarelli at 128 pounds; Bernard Berger in the 135-pound division; Elias George at 145 pounds; at 155 pounds, George McCool will start for the…
…- versities of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Ohio and Minnesota received approp- riations amounting to $69,155,423, the report states. 'U' Position Imperiled "Teaching standards in many de- partments and the…
… received in our office: Re- ceptionist B, $132.25 to $155.25 per month, Cashier B, $126.50 to $148.50 per month, and Engineering Drafts- man A2 and B. 125 to $160 a month. the Arts, School of Education, For…
…-driving Soviet smashes that have covered 155 miles in two days tore through natural Japanese defenses in western Manchuria in disregard of the exchange of peace notes between Japan and the Allied nations. Moscow…
… Ayres. 1:45-Phil Hanna. 1:55-Today's Hit Tune. 2:00--News. 2:05-John Kirby. 2:15-Jerry Wald. 2:45--Baseball Brevities. 2:55-Baseball (Bos. at Detroit), 5:00-News. 5:05-Music for Listening. 5:10-Hollywood…
… Airs. 12:30-Trading Post. 12:45-Man on the Street. 1:00-News. 1:05-Salon Music. 1:10-Dick Gilbert. 1:15-U. of M. 1:30-Mitch Ayres. 1:45-Phil Hanna. 1:55-Today's Hit Tune. 2:00-News. 2:05-John Kirby. 2…
… Messner. 1:45-Dinah Shore. 1:55-Today's Hit Tune. 2:00-News. 2:05-Hal Stuart. 2:15-Frankie Masters. 2:00-News. 2:05-Hal Stuart. 2:15-Lawrence Welk. 11:15-Listen Ladies. 12:30-Veterans Counselor. 2:45-Ray…
… missing. Thirteen others died later from injuries. The wounded numbered 155. The Lingayen Gulf action was the third in which the 24 year old battle- ship suffered major damages and casualties. Hit by two…
… further racial unity. 9:45-Lean Back & Listen. 1:45-Phil Hanna. 7:45-Dave Reed. s- ---_-- 10:00-News. 1:55-Today's Hit Tune. 8:00-News. S 10:05-David Rose & Orch: 2:00-News. 8:05-Dance Time. 10:15-What Do…
…:15-Salute To The Hits. 1:30--Johnny Messner. 1:45-Dinah Shore. 1:55-Today's Hit Tune. 2:00-News. 2:05-Hal Stuart. 2:15-Frankie Masters. 2 :0--News. 2:05-Hal Stuart. 2:15-Lawrence Welk. 2 :45--Baseball…
…. 1:45-Marie Green-Al & Lee Reiser. 1:55-Today's Hit Tune 2:00-News. 2:05-Bob Halsey. 2:15--U. of M. 2:45-Song Spinners 3:00-News 3:05 Fred FeibeI 3:15--Lawrence Welk 3:30-Band Music 3:45-Milt Herth 4…
…:15-Reuel Kenyon. 1:30-Lawrence Welk. 1:45-Ellen Mitchell-Al & Lee Reiser. 1:55-Today's Hit Tune 2 :00--News. 2 :05--Bob Chester. 2:15-Johnny Green. 2:45-Round Towners. 3:00-News. 3:05-Jesse Crawford. 3…
…:45--Phil Hanna. 1:55-Today's Hit Tune. 2 :00-News. V:05- John Kirby. 2:15-Jerry Wald. ...... .2:45--Baseball Brevities. 2:55-Baseball (Det. at Phila.)> 4:00-News. 4:05-Jan Hubati. 4:30-Ranch Boys & Betty Lou…
… only temporarily. Back at the Bremerton, Wash., shipyards, civilian repairmen put her back in first-class fighting shape by laboring 155,000 man- days. Now the proud ship and her crew adding to a score…
…. Intire. 7:00-News. 1:55-'Today's Hit Tune. 7:15-Fireside Harmonies. 2:00-News. 7:25--Band of the Week. 2:05--Hal Saunders. 7:30-Bill Erkhart, 2:15-Frankie Masters. 7:45-Evening Serenade. 2:00-News, 8…
…:30-Lawrence Welk. 1:45-Ellen Mitchell-Al Lee Reiser. 1:55-Today's Hit Tune 2:00-News. 2:05-Bob Chester, 2:15--Johnny Green. 2:45-Round Towners. 3:00-News. 3:05-Jesse Crawford. 3:15-Glenn Grey. 3:30-Band Music…
…- ship. - 12:00-News. 12:05-Mario Morelli. 12':30-Music & Verse. 12:45-Paul Baron. 1 :00-News. 1:15-Lawrence Quintet. 1-:30-Jerry Sears. 1:45-Baseball Brevities. 1:55-Baseball (Det. at N. Y.) 6:00-News. 6…
…:45-Baseball Brevities. 1:55-Baseball (Det at Bos.) 4:00-News. 4:05-Jan Hubati. 4:30-Ranch Boys & Betty Lou. 4:45-Mlsch Borr. 5:00-News. 5:05-Music for Listening. 5:10--Hollywood Reporter. 5:15-Hollywood…
… I Tim IX 1 -MIAL-LAW 4ir 4w _l * atL WEATHER air and Warmer VOL. LV, No. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Swintons Return From Three-Year ap Internment…
…. Combs, who starred as a in the 155-pound weight brac killed in the first day's assa had participated in five maj paigns in the Pacific and Presidential Citation for outt service at Guadalcanal. He was…
… streak halted at three straight. Fed Booth put the Wolverines back on the right side of the ledger when he won a 11-3 decision over Bob Jensen in the 145-pound class. In the 155-pound division, unde…
… e luzg the entire freestyle division, hiked $5,000 a year, Griffith wva AuhWilson, who was conference Heini Kessler will again battle ictohvreied1,0ayr tionat 155 pounds last 'year Bluejackel, Rat…
… surprise starter for Michigan when he op- poses Ed Bower of Illinois in the 155-pound class. Snyder defeated George Darrow in this week's intra- squad tournament wrestling thereby earning a starting berth…
… Wildcats had a week previous pinned their oppo- nents in the Purdue match. Fred Booth at 145 pounds and George Darrow at 155 pounds won their matches on pins, the only two of the afternoon for the Maize and…
… shots under the op- ponents' baskets have netted him an average of 15.5 points per game. Gea- han's average, on the other hand, s 12.3 per outing. Tied for first place in the Confer- ence standings are…
… today Engineers quickly began getting the airfields, within easy range of Man- ila 155 miles to the north, in opers- tion as the inland-pushing Yanks still encountered only negligible re- sistance. 24 Jap…
…AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 19, 1944 WolverinesD IRISH RECOVER! Brennan Steals Limelight as Notre Dame Whips Wildcats SOUTH BEND, IND., NOV. 18-UP)-Jim Brennan, 155 pounds of…
…. We want to live under our constitution-which has served pretty well for 155 years.", Remembers Obligation1 Mr. Roosevelt conceded that his Administration had made mistakes. But he said he thanked God…
… Mustangs and Thunderbolts set new fighter record of 155 planes c stroyed in the air and on the grou Another fighter record of 130 s: down and a new combination bom er-fighter record-208-in planes c stroyed…
… not giving up that easily and they came back strong, winning the next two match- es on decisions to knot the count at nine all. Newt Copple, Purdue 155- pounder, won a hair raising decision from Curtis…
… second sacker Woodrow Williams drops throw from Gee Walker at center field in second inning of first game at Boston. The Braves won, 9-2. TIGERS AIM FOR CELLAR: Boston Trounces Detroit 15-5 Trout's Attempt…
… voted tonight to return to their jobs. Earlier, however, 600 drivers and helpers, members of Local 155, Team- r l i 'THE DAMASK CHEEK': Play To Be Presented Again Today The second performance of "The…
… Williams, Detroit veteran, outpointed Lloyd Marshall, Cleve- land light-heavyweight, in a slow, 10-round bout before 3,000 fans to- night. Williams weighed 155, Mar- shall 164. - - - - rer ectioa)it tmodern…
…, Buffalo, (2); Benny McCombs, 151, Flint. knocked out Al Buzik, 155, Buffalo (2) ; Bill Greer, 146, Detroit, knocked out Joe Miller, 142, BuffaloI (2) ; Martin Doyle, 157, Detroit, knocked out John Stemple…
… through Aug. 18 at a total cost of $155.00. More detailed information may be obtained from Miss Janina Diedbala, 6957. Academic Notices Doctoral Examination fov Pai Chu- an Hu, Engineering Mechanics; the…
… their manuscripts at the Hop- wood Room on Monday or Tuesday. The American Youth Hostels, In- corporated are sponsoring a bicycle trip to -Mexico from July 2 through Aug. 18 at a total cost of $155…
… Aug. 18 at a total cost of $155.00. More detailed information may be obtained from Miss Janina Diedbala, 6957. Petitioning: Positions on the sum- mer Women's War Council, including, the president…
