…LET'S FINISH THE JOB- BUY EXTRA BONDS TODAYI Jr gl~Afr 3f 4kv WEATHER Cloudy and cold, with occasional snow flurries VOL. LV, No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DEC. 10, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Pound Saar Valley Fortifications * * * * * * * * * * * * Reds Strike Budapest From Three Sides Near Last Rail Outlet For Nazis Danube Reached 13 Miles Above Capital WAR AT A GLANCE By The Associated Press WESTERN FRONT-...…
…rmu' TW THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNSDAYDEC. 10, A94 EXPANDS TO LEADING POSITION Engine School Backs War With All Facilities By MILT FREUDENHEIM President Teddy Roosevelt was bringing another eastern war to a close in 1905 when the University completed the West Engineering Building as a home for one of the nation's leading colleges of engineer- ing. Provided for by the Act of the Legislature which founded the Uni- versity in 1837, Michigan's Coll...…
…1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. ._ t Say I Merry Christmas with the gift of lifetime! a Come in and see our complete selection of en- gagement- rings. Some may be had with the wedding band . . . all within our wide price range. We can give you a choice of yellow gold or platinum in the same high quality for which we are noted . . . 40 years of experience in dealing with diamonds. 3. Bn EIBLER fiewe Since 1904 . Now at 308* South State W...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Investigation of Lend-Lease . II ' f -, 1-, u~uw~~P -- Edited and managed by students of the University Mchigan under the authority of the Board in Control " Student Publications. velyn Phillips an Wallace ay Dixon , ank Mantho ave Loewenberg avis Kennedy e Amer arbara Chadwick mne Pomering Editorial Stafff -* . . . Managing Editor . . . . . City Editor . . . . .Asociatb Ed...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE r Petitioning Will Open For Coed Advisorships Former Orientation Advisors Not Required To Petition Again for Future Semesters New Officers Of Assembly Stamp Representatives Will Meet ' r . Listed Petitions for those coeds desiring to be Orientation Advisors for the coming spring, summer and fall sem- esters will be available Monday in the Undergraduate Office of the League and must be returned by 5 p.m. Friday. I...…
…mL m1 THE MICHIGtAN DAILY SUNDAY, Wolverine Cagers Overwhelm Kellogg Field Five, 50-17 A Michigan Five Completely Onu(plays Hap less Flyers To Rack Up Fifth Wii '-7 Bob Geahan Paces Team with 11 Points By MARY LU HEATh Swamping a completely outclassed Army quintet, 14 Michigan cagers went on a scoring spree last night in the Field House to overwhelm a Kel- ]og Field outfit by a lopsided 50-17 score in a contest which saw 18 min-...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN I PAGE SEVEN BUY THfT EXTRA WAR BOND I Lazetich Makes Second Team in Writer's Poll iI II' e _ _ _._._ .__ ._.._. re'll Always Be a Christmas BUY MR EBNS SWEATERS are a warm and welcome Christmas gift . . . and you can give them to every girl on your list. For every girl's a sweater girl . . . we've smart smooth numbers and we've the classics that you want in sizes way too big! All in pure wool. By The Ass...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUND I S mommomm" Guilds To Hear Panel Discussions ._.__ Prof. Kenneth Hance 'of the speech department will speak to Wesleyan Guild at 5 p.m. at the Methodist Church while Dr. Edward W. Blake- man, University religious counselor. will be heard on the Baptist Roger Williams Guild program at 5 p.m. at the Guild House. "Nations" will be the topic for the panel discussion group at the Luth- eran Student Association at 5 p....…
…r . mI luui Y Sir itan Datu WEATHER Cloud1(y and Cooler Today Light Showers VOL. LV No. 9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS ,Vote] 'Unprepared For Peace,' Ruthven Says President Addresses 'U' Press Club, Asks For Adult Education "The answer to 'Are we prepared for peace?' is no, definitely no, and we on campus need your aid in pre- paring the people for it," Pres. Alex- ander G. Ruthven declared in an address...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY F fi Graft Trial Banker Gets 60 Days For Contemgpt of Court By The Associated Press LANSING, Nov. 9.- Francis P. Slattery, of Grand Rapids, assistant vice-president of the Michigan Na- tional Bank, was sentenced to the Ingham County jail today to serve 60 days for contempt of court before the legislative grand jury. Slattery was ordered to jail byl Judge Leland W. Carr, the grand juror, for giving "evasive and contra- dicto...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Squad Tapers Off for Illinois Game Tomorrow #taking the tunds By BANK MANTUO Daily Sports Editor : ---i Elliot's Team Amazes Fans byR olling Up Average of 403 Yards Per Game OMORROW'S Michigan-Illinois football game here will be the 30th contest between these two schools, and it will feature two of the top offensive teams of the 1944 grid campaign in the highlighted attraction of the week. These two squads fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Phillips' Second Letter to FDR THE PENDULUM: Study Russia in Historical Context > ____ 91I 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 Stan Wallace Ray Dixon. . Rank Mantho . . Dave Loewenberg . . Mavis Kennedy Business . Managing Editor. City Edito...…
…944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dea n'sOffice Changes Rules On Coed Part-Time Work Plans Announced USO Canteen Pnr AUi ral Work Is New A. e..f .t .L...4/I,.'L' . .ji ~IA/ I Changing a long-established prac- tice regarding part-time employment for University women, the Office of the Dean of Women announced that students working in private homes in return for their room and board will now be required to work only 21 hours a week instead of the form...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FkMAT, gov. 10, 14 Miss Ma rtinson To Give Talk At Lane Hall Speaker Will Explain New Political Party Mary Moore Martinson, of the Detroit office of the Michigan Com- monwealth Federation, will speak on the Federation, newly developed po- litical party, 12:15 p.m. tomorrow in a luncheon meeting at Lane Hall sponsored by the Student Religious Association. MissMartinson has been a leader in the Rocky Mountain Student Christi...…
…C, I t* it t r 4pt WVIEATHER Clear Today with Continued Heat VOL. LIV No. 27-7SANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUG. 10, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Americans Surge Complet Unchecked e Conquest of ( Toward Paris Juam <">2 Island Freed After Three Year Slavery Japanese on Pati Point Surrounded WAR NEWS AT A GLANCE By The Associated Press FRANCE,-St. Malo, Brttany port, falls. Yanks within 90 miles of Paris. Canadians crack Caen front....…
…FAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1944 ;Firthalt BattF Fifty-Fourth Year KEEP MOVING: Is Democracy Attainable? Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Controi of Student Publications. Editoriil Staff Jane Farrant Betty Ann Koffman Stan Wallace Hank Mantho Managing Editor Editorial Director , . . City Editor . , . Sports Editor I By ANN FAGAN GINGER ONE of the...…
…,.;. r HTURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE sY ---_- --_-_ -_. ?AGE ~ Red Sox Trounce Chisox As Hughson Wins 18th Contest Marks Hughson's Farewell for Duration as He Enters Navy August 28 By The Associated Press BOSTON, Aug. 9-Tex Hughson, aided by some lusty thumping by his Red Sox mates, pitched his last big league ball game for the duration today, defeating the rival White Hose of Chicago 9 to 1. Tex, who goes into ...…
…PAGE o THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tu Architects Chosen To Plan University Building Expt JRSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1944 Ansion C I& ti t" 8 1 t] c F t c It e b c A t F s r Slonirnsky To Discuss Soviet Russiani M usice iModern Trends To Be Illustrated on Piano Professor Nicolas Slonimsky of Cornell University, composer, pianist, writer and critic, will present a lec- ture and recital illustrating modern' trends in Soviet Russian music at 8:30 p.m. today in...…
…Ip' Gi Y it I ai3 Cloudy, L ttle Change VOL. LIV No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Advance on Cher Germans Predict Allied Invasion of Belgium By The Associated Press LONDON, June 9-German broadcasts-"predicted today that the Allies would invade Belgium soon "between Dunkerque and Ostende," and said that airborne reinforcements on the invasion front were helping to pack an Allied punch in an...…
…PAGE TWO i - ,. :, ' FiftyFourtrYea T H E M IICHIGA'N D AI LY sAMTuDAY, UrE 10, 1944 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETINI Edited anrd m anaged by st nt I of 11w Untiversity of Michigan under the authority of the Iiooad in Conitrol of Student Publications. Fditorial Staff SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1944 VOL. LIV No. 157 All notices for The Daily Official Bul- letin are to be sent to the Office of the President in typewritten form by 3:30 p.m. of the day...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PFi. GE TES gATUUDAY, JUNE 10, 1944PAGE THREE Nine To Meet Purdue in Double Bill Here Today Michigan Track Squad Sends Five To Run in NCAA Meet Split Will Assure Wolverines Eighth Big Ten Title of Year Bowman, Hirsch To Be Starting Pitchers; Iimm, Kennedy 'o Hurl for Boilermakers By BILL MULLENDORE Michigan's eighth Western Conference championship of the 1943-44 athletic season will hang in the balance this af...…
…PAGE FOUR T1lE MIlCHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 194 French Patriots, Following Orders, Bide Time Violence Against Nazi Backers Noted in Bayeux Loyalists Quiet In Invasion A1rea By the Associated Press LONDON, June 9-Violence al- ready has broken out against Col- laborationists in liberated Bayeux, where a manhunt was under way for suspected traitors, reports from the invasion battlefront said today, but for the most part canny French...…
…_ _ x 1' it 4(rn 4~a14 Weather Cloudy and 'h'irer VOL. LIV No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS (To I RedA Axis Loses 100,000 In Crimea FreesT oArmies For Spring Drive By The Associated Press LONDON, May 10, Wednesday.- Premier - Marshal Stalin announced early today the capture by storm of the Crimean fortress-port of Sev- astopol after a 24-day siege in which thousands of Axis troops died at their guns ...…
…PAGETWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY EDNESD , MAY 10, 1944 TUIF aureMI c:IGAN .v1a11".VENEDi Aa0.14 WW #1t JJ ..I LT-i / liaaai . V) iv al GA uFiftyForan eaily Fifty-Fourth Year CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT? Third Term Limitations Proposed 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 regular University year, and every...…
…W E ErUA Y, MAY 10, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !A4 T THRE WBOWN BOMBER TALKS: Wolverines Host to Triangular Track MeetB Louis Calls Rae r Toughest Ever Fought Illinois, Purdue Here Saturday For Year's Only Outdoor Contest Netters Look Good Despite 54 Defeat by Notre Dame Opponent He's i f i 41 I Youig, Kelley Will Be Featured; Ufer, Hirsch Swanson To Compete By HANK MANTHO Michigan's first and only outdoor track meet of the season wil...…
…P)-;Xr rim' Co. A Concert Will Feature Three Artists Program To Be Given Sunday; Dedicated to Fighting United Nations Three artists will share the spot- light when the curtain rises on the second annual Co. A Spring Concert at 4 p.m. Sunday at Lydia Mendels- sohn Theatre. Cpls. Art Flynn, tenor; Robert Mil- ler, baritone, and Henry Jarvinen, cellist, will be featured soloists on a choral program dedicated to the fighting Allies. For Cpl. F...…
…, , ; tK4r 4aitg Weare VOL. LIV No. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Jap Hold in Admiralties Nears Collapse; Russian Drive Threatens Black Sea Ports {. _._ 4) Reds Capture Strongpoints In Northwest New Soviet Offensive Forces Germans Back Toward South Poland By The Associated Press LONDON, March 9.-Moscow an- nounced tonight that a new Soviet offensive had pounded a 105-mile gap through German li...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL FRidAb , IIMACiI 1, 1944 Ford Fires 10 Men for Rioting as Union Officials Lo ok On Solution to Rubber Problem Is Found in South America V+ By VALERIE ANDREWS "-,nough rubber could be grown in South America, combined with the synthetic, to prevent any future shortages, and there would not be the present difficulty of being cut off from our main source," Prof. Carl La Rue of the botany department, who has just returned-fr...…
… TH1E M1IIIIA DIJ~LY j7lt j ,F- Tj7 _. ._. _ ... . 1 I Initial Ba-al Returning Veterans Swell Ranks of Fisher's Squad 1 Don Lund, Bruce ,Blanchard, Elmer Swanson, Chuck Ketterer Among Those To Play Again Mic Pract-iAe Cal 0 05Candidates ational AAU Swimming Meet To e Held HereMarch_31, April 1 lAN. By BILL MULLENDORE Even 'though spring is definitely not in the air, 85 prospective mem- bers of Michigan's 1944 baseball squad have been w...…
…MICHIAN DAILY FIDAY, MARVU 10, 19 Fifty.Fourth Year 1MEDIEVAL QUADRIVIUM: .lutchinis, Adler Campatign4gitstProgressive Education, Advocate eturn to Religious Dogma GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty I A'. NA II 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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- ...…
…:1944 THE iMICH(GAN_ DAILY rA ME .:.. ....: ... . ... .._:...aaa s m s a s . r a s } e a _ _ . - . . ..._ , . m , _ . . . . .. . JGP Tryouts To Close Today Junior Women May Audition During Afternoon at League Last chance for junior coeds to try out for a part in Junior Girls Play will be between 2 and 5 p.m. today in the League, according to Mary Ann Jones, '45A, in charge of the produc- tion. The play, first in two years, is scheduled for...…
…T- MII,,, UiWiU Tfl. .. - . a . .F a A L1 \_ L L .2. JL*.r - llL9. Y lVii1.1+11aA. J.IIa l'J !Y F Two Chaplains, Students Th Talk At Conference Catholic, Protestant, Jewish Religions Will Be Represented Two chaplains, representatives of the Jewish, Catholic and Protestant faiths, and students will address re- ligious leaders and educators at a College University Conference on "Religion in the War-Time College" on Saturday and Sunday, Marc...…
… ..1 . ' - 2k It N 4 atil Weather snow, u VOL. LIV No. ... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS MESA Seeks Probe of Representation on WB i Fifth Army Batters On TO Gassino Yanks Push To Relieve Allied Forces Trapped In Anzio Bridgehead By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Al-; giers, Feb. 9.-Ferocious crag-to-crag1 fighting raged on heights overlookingj Cassino on the main Italian front today as A...…
…PAGE TWO rf R E M I ("A Ufl Cr' A V D. A I -I.-Y TH S 1 .' 1t -_ 10- 1941 L-NJ i L i low Imil a IkA U mk Q"ilk R, . V uu. IV, I J l% I F!yoan m ag Fifty-Fourth -Year Edited and managed by students of the Uriiversity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the" regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer ses...…
… TII~USDA1 FEW-ltr 144 JE MCiI(A.N fDAIL) FAQE THREE ______--_x_-j ... _.-x .-x Cagers, Mermen. in Action This Week-End Red Wingf)s Meet LoivlIy RcangelrS :, Wolverine Quintet To Meet Hapless Chicago Tharous have Sff;ered Five Big Ten Defeats; iag WilI Attempt To Raise Scoring Average Birow djulfping Sp'ecialist Swim ne Ts Meet, Northw estern; Purle S- nad Towgh Oppoiient NEW YORK, Feb. 9.- -The De- o night, troit Red Wins have ...…
…P A. ; _ _ _ _ r .._ Y .. 1 ,.iii f 1;' T"n"IM11-tIAT. rM- 13- 11,4111 I I - .- ... -1.--11. 1--AV-1:1- .---R- - -X. 1 1'1. L S. I L 1; 7u k Congregational Church To Hold Ply of Prayer World-Wide Servese Are Given by Student Christian: Federation Students, servicemen and towns- people who believe that there is a benefit to be derived from united prayer will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday in the First Congregational Church for the annual World Da...…
