… Weather Warmer, Contiued Sihowers. 4t1tr an t9 1,4 ~I Editorial Russia No Threat To Permanent Peace . V(li.: ierr . N 7B0 V V .Jal. XA . 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1942 Z-333 'PARTVV Tiit7T d-l-VI PPO u .ova MIUZ kIVE UUNTS 8 I Nazis Control French Labor; Goering, Laval, Petaii Confer Observers Fear Meeting As Collaboration Move; May Discuss Martinique Despite U.S. Unconcern Wave Of Sabotage Sweeps France I...…
…PAGE TWO THE- MICHIGAN -DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1942 . r,. .- . a, a Mrs. Ruthven GveS Colors To NROTC First Company Honored In Navy Day Review; 500 See Cerenmony Assembled before 500 spectators last night at Palmer Field, the black and white ranks of the Naval ROTC battalion watched Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven present the colors to the First Company, selected as the color company for the coming year. The ceremony took place as part of the...…
…wEIL1A rrlY4 MvIAIS, 1942 THE'.azM I C 4R CU. N£Uf B A 8l x5 P A n iii. aria v a-+ i i s .a al !. U' t]C 1. Y L 1V 1 L 1 D £~V £ ~ J. ~ a Rain Halts ayneGameg Weirmen Top Western Michigan 8. Varsity Ahead In Third, 4-0, As Tilt Ends Smith Hurls 2 1/3 Innings Of Hitless Ball; Nine Faces Illini Next (Continued from Page 1) on base on an error. The Tartars also managed to get only one ball out of the infield, which was just a long out. M...…
…P4Q tQUTJ THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY~ 13, 1944 l rr t. t 1T tt The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON and ROBERr S. ALLEN 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use fo...…
…W DAY- -,- MAC=-13; 1942 . T - - MICHIGAN, DAII.Y. PAGE FrVE .aTH s...e. 1r1M IC4f86 -.. A N'lE Al..- .p...2-11'!_. .l a F wasr f -s Union To Give Last InformalI Party Of Year Sawyer's Band To End Season With 'Final Fling'; To Feature New Novelty Arrangements Pre-exam blues need not be, says Chuck Dotterrer, '44E, of the Union Executive Council. He went on to explain that the Union is taking care of this dread malady by a "Final Fling," ...…
…THE MHiCHIGAN iY tUW'T A,~ MAT 13, 1W4 U _ _ Federal School Aid Approved Before Ad Ilt Education Group By CHARLOaTTE CONOVER' A fifty-fifty basis of Federal finan- cial aid to the states for education, was the conclusion reached by Prof. Arthur B. Moelman of the education school and Prof. W. H. Maurer of the journalism department, before the Adult Education Institute which be- gan its second day of conferences at 9:00 a.m. yesterday in th...…
