…JIliff't 1Y Sir '43an Datii WEATHER Cloudy and cold with occasional snow flurries. VOL. LV, No. 26 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DEC. 1, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS I mmmwmmmmw Yanks Smash Last Rhine Barrier; Jap Convoy Sunk with ,000 Men zoN 0 CHARLES A. BAIRD Campus pays tribute to prominent alumnus Charles A. Baird Dies At Home in Kansas City Heart Attack Takes First Athletic Director; Carillon and Cooley Memorial Are Gifts...…
…THE MliHIGAN DAILY U' Inter-Racial Group Meets; Maps Coming Year's Program and with members of the faculty on investigating the Negro housing situ- ation in Ann Arbor, as well as look- ing into other sources of discrimina- tion on campus. By sending post cards to congressmen, taking campus polls, and holding lectures and for- ums, the Inter-Racial Association plans to help in passing the bill in Congress to make the FEPC a per- manent organi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jenkins Returns to Bluejackets Place Five On All-Service Eleven Starting Middie Lineup Army Favored as Navy Aims for Straight Win in Annual Football{ Sixth Classic ANNAPOLIS, MD., NOV. 3'0-Navy nudged nearer an even choice against Army today as Bob Jenkins of Alabama, left halfback and leading ground-gainer for the Middies, recovered from an infected foot and returned to the starting lineup for Saturday's crucial pigsk...…
…T lr.M ..GA-DA.L WASHINGTON MERRYoGO-ROUND: Stettinius Placed in Key Job The Pendulum I fei) He didn't want his friend Stettinius to become merely a bureau chief under Crowley. In the general shake-up which followed, Stet- tinius found himself in one of the most coveted posts in the Government, as Undersecretary of State. Prestige was preserved, and once again Ed's guardian angels had taken care of him. Has Bucked Tough Job... In the State...…
…1944 i Cv *A'N V -A T T.V ________________________________________________________ ~ -.- _ _.. JL AMV;L 1 3. E 1 rw % a I 'Oft . . - DOUGHBOY DILEMMA: Frontline Fighters Send Plea ForCoed Pin-UpGirl Pictures "Give us guns, give us tanks, give up planes, give us a University of Michigan coed for a pin-up girl !" is the plea of a company of American doughboys who describe themselves as "just a few fellows in Germany doing our part to end t...…
…___________ ~THE MICHI GAN4 DAILY [ADC.1 .4 ILIA d. f DEC., bf 1944 Detroit Will Honor Soloist Carroll Glenn To Play In Thursday Concert Carroll Glenn, American-born vio- linist, who will appear in the fifth Choral Union concert at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday, will be honored by the De- troit Symphony Orchestra at the Thursday Subscription Concert.' This young artist, American born and trained, is the first and only per- son to win the four major pri...…
… i II Y irt i4 TWneather Thundershowers VOL. LIV No. 149 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Troops Smash Rome's Outer Defenses O 'Rumor Has It' Will Be Given Today Co. D, Coeds To Participate In Musical Comedy Piemiere 1 The premier performance of Co.l 8;30 p.m. today in the Lydia Mendelss Judy Chayes and Staff Sgt. Henry coeds and 35 members of Co. D. Ti being allowed to take a part in an A featur...…
…P AGE 'OTJR T HE M IChIGCA N D A LY THUR DAY, JUNE 1. 1944 FityFurhYeh w m -a rm - ma . ..-. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan undey the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jaine Farrant . Claire Sherman , Stan Wallace . Evelyn Phillips , IHarvey Frank . Bud Low Jo Ann Peterson , Mary Anne Olson, Marjorie Hall. , Marjorie Rosmarin Elizabeth A. Carpen Margery Batt . , ....…
… TIWftSt~AY. 3TY?~E 1, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PriCY T$$ E _ _.. PAGE THREE Varsity Nine To Meet Notre Dame Twice This Weekend Q PP '/ .q ....:: ... :: :: :^::.' '":4?;ti.Y±:. " :,. : ".VJ1X """ ::::" ":::::':"::: J:::"1 .. f":': :'":ti:::":" .:.'. ,: .. i i 1.b ..::::: ..:..... ' " . ____ Michigan Seeks Hlme Twiis To Run in AT.C.A.A. Thirteenth Win ' jf 1nI!A ,-, 41;I7,i n 'r By RUTH ELCONIN Early this spring Ray Courtrig...…
…THE M'ICHIGAN DAIIY THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1944 Defendants in StateConspiracy Come Ready To Stan d Trial Action on 13 Turned Over to Circuit Court Former 'U' Regent Testifies as Witness By The Associated Press LANSING, May 31.-Thirteen de- fendants named in a grand jury war- rant charging them with conspiracy to corrupt the 1939 legislature's ac- tions in passing the intangible tax law were bound over today to the circuit court for trial. Ma...…
…; j1 p It-i itfq an 4~ aiIp April Foul VOL. LIV No. 108 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS President Lets Soldier Bill Become Law ' * Russians Capture Ohakov Reds Slash Main Nazi Escape Route By The Associated Press LONDON, March 31. - Russian troops hurling huge German forces back into the bottleneck of Odessa on the Black Sea today captured the Na- zi stronghold of Ochakov, 38 miles east of the big p...…
…i-lTML~I rat aTVIJI*Mar .."I"Mr-a. I '10Al 1 .S.I' 11.:. - d lB .t, ' ..-U ' Y a5~~ . d 11 6 Fifty-Fourth Year 1 i I'd Rather Be Rirht By SAMUEL GRAFTON i Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control ofstudent Publications. PI-blished every morning except Monday during the regulda Universty year, and every morning except Mon- oay aind Tuiesdayv during the suimmer session. Me...…
…~THL iUII2 D ACT M FEE reat LakesLeads Wolverines in First Half of NAAI Meet Smith Breaks World s 200- Yard Swim Record Adolph Kiefer Individual Star in Stell[' Vitory-Leads Fieldy y Lap To Win Tigers To Meet (ubs in Two Ga meSes; RSATILE ATHLETE: By AL RAYMOND own T-Bone Martin who offered Great Lakes, the much touted competition for the National C swimmers from the shores of Lake giate Champ, Charles Battermai Michigan, lived up to ...…
…FoUn I HE [MICIC. AN flATlY 4qATTTIZ.nArv AVUlrr. I ltkAA- GI CAN'T BE BEAT I I A ter., _.. _..._. A.I . 5J,1.AXA 2 LL 1., .W'I' F Yank Humor Carries on In Midst of Italian Battle WITH THE AEF IN ITALY (De- layed)-(/P)-"You can't beat the e." That saying, which you hear a mil- lion times over here and under that many different circumstances, fits the American soldier's fighting abil- ity all right, but that isn't the way it's used. It r...…
… F S ' i r ~r Iw aiiM Weather Cloudy: .Cooler VOL. LIV No. 68 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 1, 1944 State Department Protests Jap Atroc PRICE FIVE CENTS ities Two Names Removed fry V Ball Ballot in Judiciary Probe Council Eliminates' Wiltsee, Anderson IrregUhl es ChIarged ii Election;, New Poll Will Be Held Tomorrow Following -a, three-day investigation of last Friday's V-Ball election in the literary college, the Men's Judicia...…
…'PAG~E TWO THlE MICHIGZAN D A II. TUESDIAY.fFB. 1.B14 -.i iA ti l' l..A11. 1 -U..'.tiA.1.4 .VY .l'1 .341 .1l ILi \ l1. A A' .4.'d". A, laIAL 9 4rS mirhgat fait Fifty-Fourth Year .._.... .... .............. . . i, 'i GRIN AND EAR IT By Lichty The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON i. 6, 's - S, I- , - - - - --- - - , , - , , , -.ft.% U, 'I i 41 Edited and managed by students pf the University of Michigan under the au...…
… TUE SDAY, FEB. 1, 1944 THlE MI-CHIFGAN IJAVLY PASSE UMEZ ........ . .. .. .. . Relay Team Will Defend Millrose Title "IAKtING IT EASY Quartet Will Appear in Garden Saturday Night Ufer, Nosed Out by Short Last Year, To Taugle With Bourland, Herbert, in 600-Yard Dash ,4 Grapplers Get Set for Meeting With Gophers ig Ten Scoring Ace By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor A veteran Michigan two-mile relay team will defend its 1943 Millro...…
…4 FA GiGOURI THE MIGIII AN ' tTNrAY. TTBP 1. 1.944 Prof. Christian To Give Organ Recital Sucnda y Program To FeatIIre Year's First Concerti Of University Choir Appearing in the first of a series of three Sunday afternoon organ recitals, Dr. Palmer Christian, organ- Ist, and the University Choir will present a concert at 4:15 p.m. Sun day in Hill Auditorium. The University Choir, 50-voice choral group directed by Dr. Christ- Ian, will ma...…
