…i uuii i 4!v m4ij mqpp- wtarqwr, 4, aili Weather Cloudy t VOL. LIV No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Striking Foremen OI Return to Work German News Agency Announces Evacuation of Cassrno Allies Stalled Before Town Forh4 Months Heavy Artillery Attack From British Forces Precedes Final Stage By The Associated Press LONDON, May 18, Thursday. - The German DNB Agency announced today that Cas...…
…GE TWO THE MIONIC2A N fDAILY TmTp-F4TWA,,v- MaV 1x 1 . 1 V L L'Y. 1 J,6 3L ,. ~tD T A ?~1 JA . . 'M uA.. ::it A .I.Ot .&O4 : Fifty-Fourth Year - s a'. 4 y z-,.:.:: f s3rZ ' , .%: ': r f 4, tS Y T Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant Claire Sherman Stan Wallace Evelyn Phillips Harvey Frank Bud Low. Jo Ann Peterso...…
…THRRDAY, MAY 18, 1944 T HE Ml1CIH iGAN DALY PAGU TEEE Netters in won, ome Tits This eekend Rain halts Grosse le Tilt After Four Innings Varsity Nine Leading 3-1 When Play Is Called; Squad Leaving for Doubleheader with Illini Thinclads To Take Part inl F our-Way Meet Wolverines Favored; Buckeyes, Wildcats Face Michigan Tennis Squad Ohio State Team Will Give Wolverines Close Battle; Harry Hall Paces Northwestern Attack ANOTHER EASY ONE? ...…
…FOUR ""HE MICHIGAN iVATTY THURSDAY, MAY 18. 1944 . . .. .I . I. . . v < . . . . : n . . . z a a Housing Trends To Be Topic Of iscussiort Grover T. Whelden, of Indianapo- lis, real estate authority, will address real estate men from southern Michi- gan and northern Ohio on "Trends in Housing-Both Public and Private" at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Rackham Building. Whelden, president of the Society of Residential Appraisers, will dis- cuss the...…
…v :;a Y 4ft, ir rt rt i4 TCWatfie Cloddy VOL. LIV No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Diplomats Forbidden To Leave Britain. Sevastopol Fall Seen By Moscow Red Troops Now Within Wile of Bay By The Associated Press LONDON, April 18, Tuesday.-Rus- sian troops plunged to within a mile of Sevastopol's bay on the north yes- terday, seized two junctions on roads leading into the city from the south- ea...…
…H P VII i C i4 i i---' it 'IV Pi t I 1. 17 - . : :. , K-" L IV 1U u2lrAlei JIALl Y i TuESDAY~a, r 18 i; 1q4 Fifty.Fourth Yea? !I I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON MERRY-G0EO PEARSON GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty 1: I 4 tk I / II Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Stu dent. Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University ye...…
…OThYAft1 iT A44 THIE MliIGAN DAILY WAR PAGE PAGE tarn ve1T' Selects I I Man Net Squad; Lineup Ud Netters Make Debut Saturday Against Western Michigan Second-String Blue Team Wins Intra-Squad Baseball Game; 4-3 By DAVE LOEWENBERG With the opening match against Western Michigan only a few days away, Coach Leroy Weir has been working the netters overtime in an effort to get them in good shape for Saturday's tilt. Coach Weir has alrea...…
…THE MICHGA-N DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1944 musamm" - ANTI-SEMITISM DISCUSSED: Samuel Talks on Jewish Future "Are we merely objects of history, or can we offer the world something constructive?" With this question, Maurice Samuel began his analysis of "The Jew in the World of Tomor- row," Sunday, in a filled Rackham Ampitheatre. F i l Samuel castigated those Jews who continually bemoan the sorrowful fate that has fallen upon their rac...…
…1 l r it Nit Wtm ther VOL. LIV No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1944 llied Troops Drive into assrno Railwat PRICE FIVE CENTS ation; U. S. Planes Smash Vienna in Trans-Alpine Raids RAF Heavies Bomb Dutch, French Bases German Radio Station Goes Off the Air During Continuous Assaults By The Associated Press LONDON, March 17.- Ita,ian- based U.S. Flying Fortresses and Liberators roared over the Alps today to bomb military...…
… a a . 4.TrU x . i. lR U A . . F iJ T. f.1 L. rb-il.. - _ l.: U Y A. is.[ L7L [v a=1l. -L :.. .Ky'Y c a ty. out iY ",fl-Fouth Yar By SAMUEL GRAvToN __ .. C 1j_ /' M ~ - _^ Edited and managed by students of the University of NMihigan 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 su...…
…. .n _ 1 _ . T..lE iH ; . tip. Iii' r /.'a 7 ... i : ': 10 Michigan Thinclads Entered in Chicago Relays T onight -4>-- - By JOAN I NDSAY Bruce Blanchard, 21-year-old Mar- ine from Detroit and ace third base- nan, is one of the outstanding vet- erans back this year to form a nu- cleus of Coach Ray Fisher's ball team. Starting his second season this spring as the regular third sacker of the Michigan squad, Bruce has been Last Times Today -...…
…roUI TfTE MICUTc~AN ivAll.v SATtTRTIAY. 'MAtWlI Ut Ut& - .F .0.E .N LEA A. yq 1A..E 6.A La 6! . ..9 d"A L L! A ^^ .e.e . -r __ _______ .. .. _. _ __ ._ 4 -.mss> .. . _ 1 .+a :es >: nwvim a s[ YL.B.i f6fp S7 3 S Dr. Mott's T alk To Celebrate cY' Anniversary Former International Secretary To Speak on Worlid-Wide Travels To celebrate the hundredth anni- versary of the YMCA, Dr. John R. Mott, world traveler and former in- ternational secretar...…
… ipi i ,' Y itK&LI 4 i Weather Snow, Colder. VOL. LIV No. 83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Troopship Is Sunk;1,000 Are Lost U.S. Forces Launch First Air Attack of War on Truk Fleet Aircraft Smash at Jap Naval Bastion Attack Still Under Way; Pilots Fly over 2,000 Miles of Enemy Water By The Associated Press U.S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD- QUARTERS, Pearl Harbor, Feb. 17. -Bold and powerful task forces of...…
…Pacr CWQ ii. iiT .. . i -- - - ~ - ~- -.-.-- - - -- - -~ WSSF LIFTS MORALE: Prisoners of War Make Urgent Plea for Books 4 - - -___ Fire Seven Jap fBonbers LIFE IN T HE WlLDERI\ESS: Botanist Seeks Quinine in Ecuador "Prisoners need two things, an! interest in life and the knowedge that they have not been forgotten," writes a British prisoner of war in Italy. , Designed to alleviate these needs, the campus World Student Service Fund ca...…
… F UIDAY, FEB. 18, 1941 THE MICHIGAN . ILY riGR TAR]rP. . . ....... .N...............T.... Wrestling Team Points for Conference Title Tilt Saturday Squad Goes to Evanston Today after Last Drill Style Stressed in This Galles, Reichert Have By HANK MANTHO Michigan's highly-geared wrestling1 team had its last semblance of aI real practice yesterday, when they went through their last intensive workout before embarking for Evan- ston, whe...…
…-. T r r .5. .5.~ 8..~ LYZ. .~ ~...4 *..E. .5. ~. 6.T~. I. I .5..? ~ .5. Z4 .5. ,,,7TB.is.-1 944 1{.R it, V. ## A' atYC.1:3" JL W X;L Y i . ,: t .., s, ice. _ .l 'YY c-r Fifty-Fourth Year S- - Pm- 'P t' xSD« s i :- tyA.~nt. - -_ 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 reglar University year, and every...…
… Opern To Have Premier Here Wednesday ,Mar C15 Detroit Orchestra Will Appear At League Dance tomorrow Tomorrow night's dance in the ballroom of the Michigan League will feature a new band hitherto unknown to Ann Arbor, Jimmy Strauss and his orchestra from De- troit. According to Bill Sawyer, Strauss's smooth styled tempos offer a style of rhythm that is both different and pleasing. Strauss has appeared re- cently before sororities, fraterni...…
…THE, II tcTTl AN IlATT1 D ~ W~.g 1!t_£41 Z . . .. e... ....: s .,. as s v s . . ir~a .L iY~iUUlM flA3' . ," .. 1ae IOAA. Roosevelt Plans To Veto Tax Proposal; Watkins Claims Measure Is Inadequate Plan Falls Far Short Congress Views Rapidly Mounting Nat Of Treasury's Request Debt Complacently, Professor Explair By The Associated Press By MARGARET FARMER WASHINGTON, Feb. 17. -Presi- Suggestig that a pogressive bond buying merely pt Suggstig t...…
… t " Alp 4qmLooqw 4ail Weather Warmer VOL. LIV No. 56 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 18, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yank, French Troops Close In on Cassino U.S. Attempts To End Red- Polis Dispute State Departnent Gets Slapped as Arbiter in New Misunderstanding, By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. - The United States government stepped gingerly but hopefully into the dis- pute between Russia and Poland to- day to find itself ...…
… 111 * an u R y} ,lR," /.A 1 R 11.LZ 1 l.4 1 _____ ~-- Fifty-Fourth Year I'd Rather Be Rig1ht By SAMUEL GRAF1'ON a ... . w...... . .._._ ..._ ..._. GZRIN AND BEAR IT WERRY - GO 0 ROUND ( BY 1,101t y, ~-~--- -~-- Mldited and managed by students of the University of MAihigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student JPublications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular 'University year, and every mornin...…
…4 T---r - r - - .. ,. 4Y L _. _.__--.. .-r ms r - -~ -_-_-._ Wolverine Cagelrs Invade Custer To igH e~u~i~Su! dW~oOe TemMiusNvMeIlo'sPoe Meet s Solier uintet' Beats Tarikers Rvevised HockeY T'un, i. i. eu11- Reultf Saturda N-^s Sh ti II ceossiv e day, Bi on(Nel son lof Toledo Oh1io, won thf c-$10,000 Sa Frnciil 'Victory open golf touirnanienl touday M IQQL t72-hole toLaw of 0 )T ttIn~ fom r 1 .x.. vi1 P940. ut loeth1er round, of 68-...…
… PAGE FOR THE MICHiGA N -AILY TMUSDAY, JAN. 19, 1944 ..... ...... .... MMMMM 'BIDIN' OUR TIME': Feminine Roles for Co. C's .Musical Are Announced Feminine roles for do. C's forth- coming musical comedy, "Bidin' Our Time," were announced yesterday by Pfc. Chester H. Sargent, vocal direc- tor, who was in charge of the casting. Dean Margaret Gunger will be played by Jeanne T. Finlayson of 2735 Bedford Road, Susan Breechbolt by Joyce Butler...…
… JNN 4 Weather Slightly Warmer VOL. LIV No. 40 ANN ARBOR, MICTITGAN SATUR1~DAY. DEC. 18, 1943 PRICE FIVEENTS Marshall *To Stay in Capital Army, Navy Register Reports Eisenhower As Invasion Leader By The Associated Press- WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 - In a story credited to "well informed sources," the Army and Navy Regis- ter will say tomorrow that Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower will direct an invasion from Britain and that Gen. George C. Marshall ...…
…"P'AGE TWO THE"i 111CHIGIN I)AIIAN S~V1WA1.y'D~C. 18, flJ43 IN IN loll I I I Fifty-Fourth Year POLL .-ESIJLTS: Figures Reveal Interest In Post-War Problenms Editor's note: The results of the campus poll taken. Friday, Dee. 10, by the Post-War Council on the question, "Do you believe that there should be discussions on post-war problems now?" are as follows: Of the'115 soldiers questioned, 99 said yes, 12 ?said no, and four had no opinion...…
… SATURDAY, DEC. 18, 1943 THE M,14,11.14;AN DAI-LY PAGE THIEE . . __ ._ e..~,_:_... n. a....n.w . .. .. -'w-. !, n- .'4 4a--,' .- -".J A Bronco Five Provides Major Test for Wolverines aize and Blue Is Underdog T Strong Central Quintet Ann Arbor Boy Chosen 'LONG JAWN' RETURNS: Roxborough Bolsters Thinclads By BILL MULLENDORE Michigan basketball enthusiasts will tonight have an opportunity to discover i,,m how the 1943 edition of the Wo...…
…__ x t ii,- -kY4 . / k ) n .y ..i a.rri .; uL i.,- 1 ; a: r ...... . . .- . - .. ---.-..- . Norm!" NY E Circuit Judge Cssures Close Fund Contro-I Money To BU UedI To Carry On Grani Jury Investigation i WE' Rescue Workers Probe Train Wreckage for Victims '" : ' ; . :.{: : } } : } : " ^ : ti : :{"::'}:':C :.i : i : " ' ::*vi ' "- i : Dances To Be Held by Houses, 0ro anizations CHRISTMAS RUSH: Postoffice Faces 30 Per Cent icreasei IIai...…
…V ! iii A it1i zttt mv WF q / eather Snow Flurries VOL. LIV No. 15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 1943 PRICE FFE C11S Germans Launch New Counteroffensive Germans Capture { CruiserI Boise Packed' With British Tommies Leros Isle. Tiny Island Succumbs After Five Days of Heavy Bombardment By The Associated Press CAIRO, Nov. 17.-The tiny but strategic island of Leros has been captured by the Germans in five days of heavy f...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUL1RDA~1NOV. 18. 1943 U U A SUPPORT NEEDED: Food Subsidies Aid in War Against Inflation THE FOOD SUBSIDIES program, the only successful way we have found so far to roll back the menacing tide of inflation will, in all probability, be one step nearer to destruction after the anti-subsidies bill, vehicle. of all op- ponents of Roosevelt, is voted on in the House Monday. After months of unceasing effort, victory is now...…
… ~TJRSIAY, NOV, iJS,1943 T1111 4 '111C]"ICAN DAILY a. rn - 1.w- ...S. . A 1- .. LA . 1~ 49 vc .... an _ Former Cage Stars To Fill Army Teams T aSu'ad's JPotentialities To Win Them Tentative Schedule with Varsity Two ten-man teams, studded with numerous ex-college stars, will be playing for Company C in the Army's intra-company basketball league. The starting five is composed of John Steppling, St. Francis, and George Kraw, University of S...…
…r~~ ot THE~ -Alf 11Wi _. . . f Ensian Sets Final Deadline For Pictures February Graduiates Must Have Pictures Sent in by January 1 "Seniors graduating in February must have their pictures for the En- sian in by Jan. 1 at the very latest," Rosemary Klein, '46, Ensian Circula- tion Manager announced yesterday. Seniors must come to the Student Publications Building to pay the $2 charge for having their pictures and a list of their campus acti...…
… itP I ait Weather Cooler VOL. LII, No. 37-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 18, 1943 P.aiCE FIVE...<.CE.NTS apture of Messina Ends Battle for Si oily; Alliees Wewak Base Is Blasted; 1,500 Killed Yanks Drop 10,000 Bombs in Shattering Attack near Salamaua By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IS THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Aug 18, Wednesday-The Allies won thei most smashing victory of the Pacific war in the, battle for air s...…
…WSO Ttitf MICH I AN DAILV WTEDNESDAY, AUG. Fifty-Third Year I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON HEADED FOR DISASTER: More Muddle on Russia 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- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associ...…
… WEDNJESDAY, AVG1. 19, 1949 T TT V, Ul"t e ITT i-I A IV ' TI'A Tt V T - i Last Week of Summer Drills Gets Under Way Intra-Squad Game Saturday; Fall Practice To Start August 30 By JEAN GASKELL The fourth of the six scrimmages allowed during the summer session took place yesterday with the Reds and Blues playing in° real football weather for what looked like blood during a full hour's practice. With the opener with Camp Grant but a month of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUG. 18, 1942 --- Van Deursen Rates Concert 'One of Best' 'Indicates Good Job On Sawyer's Part in Blending Men's Voices' "Company A's concert Sunday was one of the best I have every heard," Prof. Hardin Van Deursen, acting conductor of the Unisversity Musical Society, said last night. "It certainly was indicative that Bill Sawyer has done some-excellent work, especially in blending the men's voices," he added...…
…, A irligan I4atg Weather, Cooler VOL. LIII, No. 16-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 18, 1943 Cut in Gas Rations for Midwest Immi PRICE FIVE CENTS iient n. British Gain In Smash On Catania Americans Capture Italian Road Junction In South Sicily Drive By The Associated Press ALLIE HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, July 17-The Brit- ish Eighth Army fought a stubborn German foe an the edge of flaming, shell-pitted Catania today, and the...…
…PAG#E TWO,; Z 1 TC-1A R T-)A I I SUNDAY, JULY 18, 0 MODERN CHINA IS INVINCIBLE Jap Invasion Can Never Stop Progress Strafing, Bombing, Good Combination By CLAIRE SHERMAN - "dapan can't conquer China, now or ever, it's' too big a job," William Booth, missionary to China for more than 35 years, said yesterday. "All that the Japanese are doing is hindering China's progress," he added. "In 1934, after the seiztre of Manchuria,; I heard of...…
… *a SUNbAY, JULY 18 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Tigers Split Double-Header with Chicago as Pitcher Duel Bridges Pitches Sweet Curves in Shutout; Newhouser Loses Opener 04 CHICAGO, July 17.-- (A')- In a doubleheader featuring excellent pitching most of the way, Tommy Bridges, old master of the curve ball, turned in a four-hitter today to give the Detroit Tigers a 3 to 0 victory after the Chicago White Sox had won the first game, 5...…
…PA e "U T IT V, ml- I P, H I e.A IV 11 -k I IV AITWIAT- JITt.V lg 14ill . mas.. la vasahT stc-a 1Sa' t V Thab-' aT' 0 18 * 1 iA Ua.~ s:J011' t .Af'¢l.E'.y d .1l.t . $i- . J $aS 5 Fifty-Third Year ...WHILE WE WATCH. I'VE BEEN TRYING to. keep out of this service men vs. civilian rumpus that's had our peaceful little town somewhat agog the past few days. It's nothing for a neutral to get involved Too mueh like playing with two mangles ...…
…StUN AT,. JULY. 198-19 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY WAA, League Representatives To Establish University USO Plans for the University USO were formulated at a recent meeting of the indoor attractions, while bad- S minton and shuffleboard sets, cro- the WAA and League representatives, mint and sebard sets, cro- Iwas announced yesterday by Mon.- quet mallets, baseballs and bats, and it waeann,'44,npeidyetrdfythyoun-volley balls will be rented for a sma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, Y 19, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 18, 1943 Guard Soldiers' Rights, Cramer Tells JAG s You Don't Have To Chase Them For Autographs Any More JUST A ONE-WAY TRIP: Curious Ann Arborites Ogle At Jap Suicide Submarine Army's Chief Judge Advocate Declares Justice, Fair Play Must Prevail in Service Curious Ann Arborites and Univer- sity students lined up two deep for designed strictly for a one-way mis- b...…
… it 4 4 C WCather Continued Cold VOL. LIII No. 142 N ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Harmon Is Safe but Details re Not Told Drive To 'Share, Orders 'Job Freeze' Your Smokes Will Open Tomorrow Campus Goal Of One Million Clgarettes Set Daily, Union Sponsor Campaign To Raise Smokes for Soldiers With its goal set at one million cigarettes for our boys overseas, the five day "Share your Smokes" drive ...…
…?iiAT~ TTh) Tilt Wi I Iiil -,-A Ni I) A(LX FOUNDER MISSES 57th MEETING: w Charter Member of Schoolmasters Lives Here By NEVA NEGRE VSKI 83 was unable to attend the 57th few years of his extensive 45-year At the close of another School- meeting. teaching career as principal of Bat- masters' Club, Ann Arbor proudly He told a reporter on the cpening tle Creek High School. Then he re- boasts of one charter member and day of the session, ...…
…SUNDAY, APRi, 18, 194 Tilt MICHMAS DAILY PAGE THREE THE MTCTTTGAN IbATTY PAGE THREE I 'I ~1 1 i.I.. ii,, ~ F... Wolverine Nine Beats Spartans Easily, 7-1; Golfers Lose Opener to Ohio State.14-10 -Hotraii Wins Open DALLAS, Tex., April 17.- (IP)- Ben Hogan, who's starting at the bottom in the Army, ranked at the top today in Texas' Victory Open golf tournament. Tiny Ben, recently inducted as a buck private, turned in a 138, six under ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 19,13 PAGE FOUR SUNIIAY, APRIL 18, 1943 3i4gau dn Fifty-Third Year 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- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE . ... ...... - ------ ---------- Odonto Ball, Bunny Hop fre Coming Social Events F Dentists' Formal and Easter Union Dance Plans Are Made Bill Sawyer To 'Make Music' At Odonto April 30, in Union Forgetting drilling and filling for a few hours of pleasure, the dental students will present the music of *Bill Sawyer and his orchestra at the ninth annual Odonto Ball, to be held from 9 p....…
…THE TICfIGIN DAILY SUND~AY, APRUJUL , 1i943 I Complete List of 726 Students Cited at Honors Convocation Following is a list of 726 University students cited for high scholastic achieve- ments in the annual Honors Convocation Friday: COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS SENIOR HONORS Barbara Alcorn, 4?K4', AAA Elroy William Andrews Jr., 44i, Alumni Scholar Vernon Calvert Applegate, B.S., Rtuth Appleton, 4'K' Richard Arens, kT...…
…14 19i T il T x x VXA ,IL XIUtAP r ~ ,Z)L 'r £a~ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Air Raid Shelter At Ford Rouge Plant j (Continued from Page 4) speak on "Experiences in the Petroleum Industry" with special reference to hydro- carbons under high pressures. Refresh- ments. Public is Invited. The Annual French Play: "Le Monde ou l'on s'ennuie", by Edouard Failleron, will be given on Tuesday, April 27, at 8:30 p.m. in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. O...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY LOOKING FORWARD: Dr. Ernest Chave Will Speak At Religious Parley Tomorrow Dr. Ernest J. Chave, professor of religious education at the University of Chicago and president of the na- tional Religious Education Associa- tion, will give the main address of the ninth annual conference of Michigan Religious Education Asso- ciation at 12:15 p.m. tomorrow in the Union. Speaking on "Religion: Realistic and Forward Loo...…
… I I. 4- I w fritrn 4h. Weather~.-4 Colder VOX.L LM, No 1Z 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Reds Gain on All Fronts; Germans Counterattacking Russians Rapidly Nearing Smolensk; Advantageous Position Retaken Near Kharkov as Germans Mass on Donets By The Associated Press LONDON; March 18, Thursday- Russian troops have regained ground at one point in the savage Donets River battle below Kharkov, cap...…
… 7 1 "\(7, To Ti -rl T, li 1 7 Ti -11-7 I) AI If~ -ROTC~adets Arm To Begin Field... WT~ k S. . ......... y Amphibian Peeps from Ford Plant Take to Water or Katurday Training in Tactics Will Ie Enip iasized At Weekly Maneuvers The Provisional Rifle Company maneuvers sponsored by the ROTC' will begin Saturday. These maneuvers are under the direction of sophomore students and are intended primarily for basic ca- dets.- This year,. howeve...…
