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…IiYu b Y ~*fr igan Daiii1 WEATHER Clear'ing and Ve'ry Cold Today VOL. LV, No. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 9, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ene myBroadcast Announces U.S. Pacific Invasion Gen. MacArthur's Communique Makes No Mention of New Landing on Luzon Nazis Are * Retreating in Belgium * * * * * * * * Buzz Bomb Coast Attack Forecast Raids Probable In Two Months, ~U mini ~ SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8-A division of Americ...…

…~I'T~t' MiCiiiaT~ A AT i"~ ~i TTV ?MTV Qnav TAV a ________________________________11 *UJV 1T1LU...11UEUl.Y .!9IN L ~L4I 1 '.i1 e'f J~~r." A 1 WASHINGTON MEIRY-GO-ROUND: Bad Warehousing Wastage £tier to the 6kor By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-One of the little real- ized tragedies about the food situation is the wastage from bad warehousing and from storing it too long., The situation has been so bad-and has been so completely ignored...…

…RbAsIZ 3AN.1 ~ - THE MIChIGAN DAILY iverme Wrestlers To Meet Northwestern Here Sal AGEyTHmE Oosterbaan Is Pleased, With Weekend Victories Michigan agers Prove Worth in Games Against Indiana, Illinois T'eams Last Week mabki9 the , eun44 11y HANK MANTHO Daiy Sports Editor Bluejaeket Wing In Swimming Meet Surprises Wildcat Match To Have Bearing on Big Ten Race Both Squads Are Strong in Lower Weights; Northwestern Beats Purdue in Earlier Mee...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TMIAIMAV . I r- a l-It M3. X. ata R3 t l A ! u1 V Drives Westward In Czechoslovakia Meuse . ~Verviers Mnc Ambleve RP ~Stave lot- pinat ",ey Slmchatoau Celles/:March I alm R" rum. Rochefort / i R"i Beaur,,ng / Hafalz $ure Mihamps tHHarft GERMANY BELGIU M Lbramont Halag ~ 0e~c I STATUT! MILES 6j L Ux. t% ttnterr AMERICAN DRIVES GAIN IN BULGE-Arrows indicate where Amer- ican troops are pressing against the Germ...…

…4 4 "++ w Sir 43A tiatt~e WEATHER Snow and Rising Temperatures. U VOL. LV, No. 52 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 7, 1944 PRICE FIVE ommormMomm"im DR Demands Complete Manpower Cal 'M' Is Defeated by Great Lakes, 44-40 Maize and Blue Run Into Unexpected Opposition; Kessler Loses to Mondro By HANK KEISER A powerful Great Lakes squad defeated the Maize and Blue tankmen for the third time in two years by gaining a total of five fir...…

…w THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. JAN. 1, 1045 THE M1CHICU~AN BATTY ..,. HISTORY OF ORIGINAL CAMPUS BUILDING: Mason Hall Erected In Michigan s Cow Pasture Days lier times the building was called the "College Building." After the erec- tion of a duplicate building fifty feet away (now the South Wing) the two were known as "North College" (Mason Hall) and "South College" (South Wing.) University Hall, which connects the two, was not built u...…

…._ ,JW.7, '94;H W A i1CIH !G AN, DJA i P(WTH THREE RAF Pounds Hanaua Nazi Rail Center U. S. Daylight Raid Enter Third Week By The Associated Press LONDON, Jan. 6-A mighty fleet of 1RAC bombers, following up the l3. S. ighth Airforce's fourteenth daylight raid on German transport and communications, poured explo- sives tonight on Hanau, an import- ant rail and industrial center 10 miles east of Frankfurt. The official announcement said Hanau ...…

…THE M 1I1CHIGcAN nA11r.V .%TTR AV. IAA1_ 7 14.49 ..:. .R AA "'. .AAA. A Lw AR.I. IN JJ .fv 1 L I. i~uT.stIAp JA. 1,. 1;14) r- Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: OPA Disregarded on Car Tires- ceter to the &dtor --i I 9 1' Edited and managed by students of the University Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control Student Publications. velyn Phillips an Wallace ay Dixon ank Mantho ave Loewenberg avis Kennedy Editor...…

…SUNDAY, JAN. '7, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F Assembly Will Hold Recognition Night Wednesday at L eague AllExceptional I ndependents To Be Feted More Tickets Will Be Placed On Sale Tomorrow, Tuesday; Dr. Brumbaugh Will Speak Outstanding independent coeds will be honored at Assembly Recog- nition Night, which will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the League Ballroom. Tickets will be sold from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow and Tuesday in the Le...…

…PAGE SIX 7 64.5 TR Aii t.P4G A4N f-..' .A. .3.tJ 1 11 lJ 1 1 1 CJ 11 1 LY R 1 " jJ .("$. J. Jt j nSTTWl bA . .:11 T j JL OM. Cagers Overpower Stub orn Illinois Five, 43- 8 ti s Michigan Sextet Loses to F cGreer., Jenswold Tally Three Goals Each as Wolverines Bow to Veteran Canadian Sextet ickers A.C. 12-6 Lund Tallies 22 Points In Second Big Ten Win D lB y H A N K M T IEiT 11 0 Daily Sports Editor Robittaile, Maniko Also Do '...…

…SUNDAY, JAN. 7, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY. PACE SEVEN Swimmers Dr. Up Opening Meet To Great Lakes Bluejackets Take Thirdj Straight from - ichigan - --------- Sailors Take Five Firsts, Five Seconds, Three Thirds for Winning 44-Point Total (Continued from Page 1) Michigan's squad last year, took the lead in the 200-yard free style and remained out in front until he cross- ed the finish line. However, a close battle was being fought f...…

…PAGE EIGHT TNT; MICHIIUA N T .Th A %TTI'MAV- - IAJ- I - 14-1-9 xx__L' 11. V-. x1 a IN M. JJ1 .RJ I JAIN, r c lot I I r r r 8 IN I r 'I'/ 4 ..I M U S I C I A N - Evelyn, vio- linist in Phil Spitalny's All-Girl orchestra, models a two-piece play suit and carries a huge cartwheel hat to complete her play time ensemble. F 0 P C E R M A N Y S V I C T I M S-A soldier inspects one of a supply of funeral urns found when Allies captur...…

…1 I IRK Sirigm DattH. WEATHER Cloudy and Warmer with Snow in West iia South prtions VOL. LV, No. 51 'ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JAN. 6. 1945 SeconNazi Offensive ta s Into r PRICE FIVE CENTS atnce Wolverine FiveOutpointsIndiana in Last Minute' 4- Monty To Cagers Gain First Big T'en Viletry, 54-53 Hoopsters Victorious In See-Saw Contest By DAVE LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor A timely last minute basket by Ted Berce enabled Mi...…

…PAGE TWO 7 -4T I C 1-11 C' A N 1-1 A-1 V-UAA. ~kjkL) ~~ L] Lj 'gATTT1T1-bAV TA41 9A,.144A United Campus Interest Warrants Reforms in Election Mach inery J, I STUDE NT INTEREST in campus elections was indicated beyond any doubt yesterday when 1,700 cast ballots giving their choices for the Victory Ball committee and represent- ative on the Board of Control of Student Publications. The polling places were jammed all day. Students showed t...…

…sATUADAY, JAN. 6, 194D VA1 . ,r Michigan Cagers *Ed e vosiers, 54-53i Michigan Rinksters Face, Vickers A. C. in First Tilt Veterans Greer, Jenswold, Henderson, and Mixer To Take to Ice for Maize and Blue By RUTH ELCONIN The Maize and Blue hockey team will oppose the Vickers A. C. squad in the opening tilt of the 1945 season at 8:00 p. m. tonight .at the Michigan Skating Rink. The team that will take the ice this evening will be composed...…

…i, F (YIJ 'a U H . [" i II~JL .,ti\T JiiJ sin 77 7 P, T: I T' TAUT G : d ,i r. ih e. )a 1V1. 1 l-j El( L !,s'lb IN !_ !$ A\U1i'.7 FDR xpected To Ask For 'eace With Teeth' Message Will Dr. Goldman Relate'Work Will Appear as Or Fight' Plan Guest Conductor rI g t an i Congress Will Hear 800 WAdn r )Pcelslra Leader Will Ilean 'U' fConcei rt a O lu woro npeect . I Dr. Edwin Franko Goldman, con- WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-- (;P)-_ ductor...…

… I IA6- 46F, 41w .1996, All At& 4M d2MEbin 43 WEATHER nw Flurrie and Cold: Five felow1T o l ier4 o VOL. LV, NO. 50 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JAN. 5, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. irst, Third, Iamer E-nemy Back Fleet-Based U.S. Planes Hit Formosa Okinawa Bombed i Second Heavy Raid By The Associated Press UNITED STATES THIRD FLEET carrier planes blasted Formosa and Okinawa Island in Japan's south- western front yard Wednesday (U.S. T...…

…T14F. 'HICHIGIN "ATIN 'irides' .-... _3 v Ald U ll. f.fZ A .I:L 4 1 J .L 1i d L $ ..A"r X~lA JT' LU.3 X, .ItA1 . 5, 1945 im Nazs Sufe Tank ate Rages Northwest of udapet Heavy Losses, Reds Report Russians Take 277 Blocks of Houses By The Associated Press LONDON, Jan. 4.-A large tank and plane battle has developed northwest of Budapest where the German army is pressing an assaul "to break through to assist thei grouping surrounded in Budap...…

…FRAY JAN. i.-1945 T"THE MICHIGAN DAILY a ers Intig For eason's Iirst Big e P^A iW.. Bluejackets, Wolverines Clash in Pool Saturday Great Lakes' Triumph over Northwestern Rates Gobs as Formidable Swimming Foe 4>- By BUD ROVIT "Great Lakes may be tougher thar we expected, but the boys are read3 to go, and they should avenge lasi year's two defeats." So said Matt Mann, Wolverine swimming coach, today, in referenc to Michigan's first meet i...…

…THE MACHICAA f)AII.Y. *kWiiir- . 1 ft -- - .-~-s ~ ~ U £U.... _ e. ......AAU 5.F~~ ~ 1& -, _______________________.. -- ,,_-- _.r - ......... i. a), 1il' WASHINGTON MERRY-GO -ROUND: Efficiency of Army Intelligence By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 5-How important effi- cient Military Intelligence is to victory or defeat is illustrated by some of the inside facts on the recent German counter-attacks both in Italy and Belgium. In Belgium, it...…

…1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________________________________________________________ S I Annual International Ball Today To Feature Layton's Orchestra Foreign students on campus will play host to University students and faculty from 8:30 p.m.- to 1 a.m. tonight at the annual International Ball in the Rainbow Room of the Union. Bill Layton and his orchestra will furnish the music for the Ball, which will have a cosmopolitan atmosphere, with s...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRMAV. XAW- %- .t Hr E,... +...a Jw .a 1.1 1 V J. Y 1 \ dl .ss. ..4a 1a .. .. WYl1Z :aj . A j ., ug !i LEGISIATIVE MESSA GIM. Cov, Kelly Outines Goals ASSOCIATED PRESS . By The Associated Press LANSING, Jan. 4.-Governor Kelly today outlined to the legislature goals he hopes to attain through enactment of laws in his next two years in office, but left for the future disclosure of the heart of his pro- gram. His messag...…

…12 £i rn i ait WEATHER Partly Cloudy and C'Dd , aw au £i*JLAC.es VOL. LV, No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 4, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS 79th Congress in Session, Warned war Isn't Over Barkley Keynotes Opening Session; Senate, House Induct New Members' By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-The 79th Congress, which many had termed the Congress that would make the peace, convened today amid warnings the war "isn't over by a long ...…

…riIF MICH It'ANI-)AIMV li TfflRkSfAY JAN. 4. 1949 A AA. 11.A. 1 \,., 1t A V' 1# IN Lr 1% ./. 1< 1." " AAAL A.a VAJSR 1.! Vi'l1Is Ap WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: ;; 1 Secret Talk on Italian Problem I The Pendulum By DREW PEARSONl WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-Secret talks have been taking place for the past two weeks between the State Department and British cabinet mini- ster Richard Law on the problem of feeding Italy. Very little has leaked o...…

…T14E AIICH-I-GAN DAILY PAGE TFIREE THE MTCfI~IGAN DATIN PAGE TTIJ~.EE Nil Cagers To Meet Illinois, Ini .na By DAVE LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor ;P: Hockey Team To Play Coach Heyliger Names Four Veterans to Starting Lineup a Vickers Six Both Fives .--I'mprovedI { I t t i f HO WAS SO BOLD as to predict that afternoon games in the Major Leagues would become a novel attraction? That is exactly what has happened, thanks to t...…

…11,11, , I(H N DAii.N '11Y1_ Y , 4-Y. Aw. 4; ..+r.rG+r. w . .. ... :. ..._. ..F.r. s..._..r...a . r rx . .. ".. rs a. i r y. Th u. ..t_.at J.tW, ., Th4. SNOWDRIFTS MAROON AUTOMOBILES-Sub-zero weather, bitter winds and high snow drifts gripped Cleveland, O., as a cold wave marooned hundreds of automobiles in driveways. This is a scene of - stranded, frozen vehicles in University Heights, Cleveland suburb. Formosa, Okinawa Blasted by U.S. C...…

…cow It%. 111*W A&,-- A&I- AW fa Mm==.m2cclsmm6.- 41P .A..Aho jouttu WEATHER Cloudy and Not Quite So Cold With Light Snou VOL. LV, No. 48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3, 1945 PRICE FIVE'CENTS -TAM" GermAkn Thlr ventharstine Soviets Concentrate On B dapest Attack Street by Street Fighting Is Continued Toward Heart of Hungarian Capital By The Associated Press LONDON, Jan. 2.- Almost 900 blocks of buildings in battered :Buda- pe...…

…THE MIChIGA N DAILY WVEDNESD 9Y, JA 3, 1945 - - - -- 1 I - ., - r t m congress Stu dies r Tr. r.. y l I 'JR Supports Proposed -FManpower Draft Tax Revisions, More WLB Power To Enforce Orders to Unions Suggested By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-President Roosevelt gave general support erday to a war legislation program proposed to the 79th Congress, vening today, by War Mobilizer James F. Byrnes. The program includes a draf...…

…3,' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Tankmell 'mill Face r x:.. . Here Strda A TOSS-UP YER: ,95Wl ard Year Last Year 's Powerful Foe Greatly.Weakened Coach Matt Mann Says Wolverines Will 'Defeat Sailors by Comfortable Margin" By HANK KEISER All odds are heavily in favor of a victory for the Maize and Blue swimming squad in their clash with a greatly-weakened Great Lakes team scheduled for this Saturday at the Varsity Pool in the Sports B...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .WEDNESDlAY, Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Why the Nazis Broke Through Letters to the Editor ' -w i1l Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications.. Evelyn Phillips Stan Wallace Ray Dixon Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Editorial Staff . . . . . Managing Editor * . .City Editor . . . . .Associate Editor . . ...…

…JAN'. %,1915 THE IcTTrf nMVl! 1-TIV PAGE, FI E -. - .. e s _ -_ _ _ __ _ _- A 1f. F LV1 L4 Top Women To Be Honored SBy Assembly Academic and Activity Honors To Be Awarded by Ira Smith; Honor Groups To Give Skits Replacing the traditional Assem- bly Banquet, Assembly will honor top women in activities at Recogni- tion Night, to be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 10, in the League Ballroom. Plaques, certificates, and awards will honor outst...…

…S THE MICHIGAN DAILY ",T)NESID Y, JAN. 3, . ..IX.. .. . W E.....................................Y, ...........A......................... I r ' ;, r . . , yv Yu L j ' ,- Alll, , . LANDING SHIP, MATERNITY-An A. iericaa L T (nuig 8i, Lon) beccmu a Landing Ship, Ma- ternity, for the time being as a Fiiino woman, M, f. i ) > frn bd at daughter Juanita, who had been delivered by a Navy docr a ni L a upL ,; a a a t e i9 Mindoro after...…