…q ! u, ..., 'N wrgrn 4~ at W'eather i lroudy VOL. LIV No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1944 Allies Carr Out Greatest Sustained erial PRICE FIVE CENTS ssault Nazis Counterattack In Southeast Poland Fierce New German Drive Is Attempt To Save Lwow; Reds Fail To Advance. By The Associated Press LONDON, April 20, Thursday.-The Germans, lashing out fiercely to save their big base at Lwow, have launched a large-scale attack i...…
…IJ i1 ig it43111 -,-ALw-.A- WVeather Cloudy, Thunder Showers VOL. LIV No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nazis Flee Slashing Attack on Hitler Line * * * 4. 4 ., * 4 Year-Old Coal Dispute Partially Settled 70 Per Cent Of Industry Is Affected WLBIssues Decision In UMW Controversy By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 19.-The War Labor Board approved tonight the wage agreement reached between J...…
… o us f 'C. 4.fit tI 4 ait1 Weather Snow VOL. LIV No. 58 ANN ARBOR, 1UCHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 20, 1944 Russians Make ains in Leningrad I PRICE FIVE CENTS 1rive British Launch NewOensive They Fight Our Battle, Garigliano Is Crossed; Bombers Cut Railways Bulk of Supplies to Eternal City Are Stopped, New Offensive Advances Along Appian Way Red Forces Take Two Main Points Smash on 12 Miles hr oug h City's Outskirts along Twenty-five Mile...…
…. . ... .... ...... Ir x 4 Weather Warmer VM LIV No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 20, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Seize Air Base on Eniwetok Atoll; Allies Hold Anzio Line Against Nazi I nits German Casualties Rise' In Beachhead Struggle, Allied Airmen Shoot Down 15 Enemy Planes In Intensive Aerial Activity over Area By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Naples, Feb. 19.-American and Brit- ish troops have carpeted the ...…
…r Y 44# , j jw Sir ignn tl WEATHER Par°ti y fcludy today fich j- igt $now., VOL. LV, No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nazi Tanks Hamme r Deep into Belgium Valencia on Leyte f Captured by Yanks Troops Capture Island Headquarters; Japanese Airfield Taken Undamaged By The Associated Press lam GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEADQUAR- TERS, Dec. 20, Wednesday- The Japanese headquarters of Valencia on Leyte ...…
…r I II w it431W :4% 4tt Weather Partly Cloudy w -1- VOL. LIV No. 12-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS TOJO'S C BI ET RESIG S I J P SH _., Breach Doubled in Enemy s Eastern Normandy Line CV}_ Byrnes Pushed Out Of Race by Roosevelt' Wallace Refuses To Withdraw from Fight Despite Advice of Party Leaders By The Associated Press CHICAGO, July 19-Democrats whooped into their first wartime con- ventio...…
… wg it 4 atiii WEATiHER Warmer with Fresh Winds Pretty Fair VOL. LIV No. 35-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, AUG. 20, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yank Patrols Stab into Suburbs of Paris ,Seventh Army Nears Marseille Allies Outflank Toulon Naval Base, Enter St. Maximin-Le-Ste,. Baume By The Associated Press. ROME, Aug. 19-Hard-driving French tanks today led the American Seventh Army into St. Maximin-Le-Ste. Baume, only 25 miles northeast of Ma...…
…PAGE TWO THE M ICHIGAN DAILY THURSAY, APRIL 20, 1944 _, _ _ ,, Schoolmasters' Club To Begin Conferences Here Today Meeting Is Expected To Draw 2, 500 Teachers Series. of Panels, Discussions Planned for Instructors; Event To Go Through Saturday < ;- (Continued from Page 1) Co-operation will meet to discuss methods of meeting the educational needs of returning war veterans. Two general sessions and 17 con- ferences in special ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ussian Army Captures Enemy Stronghold Near COMRADES IN ARMS: Stronger Chinese-American Relationship Observed by Gale Editor's Note: Three films on con- temporary China will be shown next Saturday at the Rackham Auditorium. In anticipation of this, a series of ar- ticles representing the opinions of a number of people who are especially interested in China, will appear in The Daily,. The first of these, which ap- pears bel...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DbAILY, I~hLIINAVJAN. 20O, 1944 _ _ a . l* Mid1gan Bail Fifty-Fourth 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 is exclusively e...…
…I/ --I*NPV. tlFrl, 20 19-it 'I'll tMI C 11C.A N- D A I IV a a.x a:f 1T1. 1 a 11 1 v' 1 X 1'i 1.! 1X 11.11 m nee a .__ ... _..... .... _................ ............................ _ ,.. ........ .. a 1 1 VK A bA 4~ k., , I' Ia Y. l Y} I EXAM SCHEUI ES VERITABLE , olfA) AMINE: ca71 XVPlfii COLLEGE t ENGINEERI] Moniday at 8 ..... Friday, Feb. 9 . . Monday, Feb. 10 .... Friday, Feb. ll ...TWuesday, Feb. 1.. .Thursday, Feb. 2 ...Tuesday...…
…°T TWO THE MICHIGAN DAIIY ........ .... . Ted Greer Chosen To Captain Wolverine, Hockey Squad Wolverine Caers Meet Intra-Squad Wrestling Tournament Goes Into Wyoming Five Saturday Second Day as Favorites Emerge Victorious ( whA r . D..-. ToT7. Hive.. -:--------it N-'"TV"U V a JLv JLA" V U XYI U"L JLAUIFIxc .emu v "l V Ugly - 7dtEI - ins . virK period,. 7-6. This lewd was short- Won National Championship Two Years Ago By BILL MULLE...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1944 ,- _ r ........... Fifty-Fourth Year KEEP MOVING: Fascism: Spanish Variety DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN DRAMA Is--- 11- I_ 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 Betty Ann Koffi Stan Wallace Hank Mantho Peg Weiss Managing Editor man . . . Editorial Director City Ed...…
…SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1944 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN + THREE-DAY PROGRAM: Public Health School Offers Course in Post-War Diseases Believing that preparedness is half*'- ----- --- .., .., . ...,,,, r, .,r....,..........u .., .. .. the League at 8 p.m. In additionj three motion pictures depicting life in Latin America will be shown: "Buenos Dias, Carmelita" (in Span- ish), "Mexican Moods" (in English and colored), and "Down Where the North Begi...…
…_ _ r w1 ' . THE MTAiI-S i A ir Tt F# Tr . . . . . . .............. - -ram--- Baseball Squad To Fort Custer Saturd Army Team Has Three Veterans; Vars Reds Trounce Second String Blues, 12 By JOAN LINDSAY Coach Ray Fisher's diamond crew, which was rained out of the season's opener against Oberlin, will once again attempt to start the 1944 cam- paign in a doubleheader with Fort Custer there Saturday. The Fort Custer squad has had plenty of ...…
…TiE iC II GA-N f DA TLY rAGE TIES ~ . . .......... - -- --------------- Netters TrounceBuckeyes 79; Will Meet Wildcats Today Squad Scores Fifth Straight Conference Win of Season Wolverines Capture All Doubles Matches, Four of Six Singles; Northwestern Next Nine F Illinois Squad Ranked High s aces Iimois; Trackmen At Purdue (. _ By DAVE LOEWENBERG Michigan's great tennis squad scor- ed its fifth consecutive conference victory...…
… :ti.. , .. THE IAY, JAN,- 200 1944 T-1441 Mi C :-R fit: AA I t Al-i-:V UAnv rrttji'M ii 4, 1X4 f i t.WxWIL I NIALNY A Patterson, Badger Star, Passes King in Conference Si coring TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor iHar mon's Greatest Run ... ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 18, 1939, I sat in the stands of Philadelphia's huge Franklin stadium and watched a twice-beaten Michigan team squeeze past Penn's powerhouse eleven, ...…
… 20, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TtTRE --= POST-WAR EXPANSION: Newly Appointed Dean Gives Plans By SELIG ESTROFF "Although we will have the job of using our staff in training the armed services for the duration of the war, we plan a large expansion of the school once the war is over," said Russell A. Stevenson, newly appoint- ed dean of the School of Business Administration, who will assume his new duties at the University about July 1....…
…Fr iVEhNESiiAY, DEC. ,ii4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGL 'riTI~EE ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________ I League, Union Councils Will Be j 1 i Sponsors of New Year's Party Juke Box, Coke Bar, Novelty Acts To Be Featured at Affair; Mortar Board Will Operate Movie Concession in Theatre An elaborate New Year's Eve cele- bration will be sponsored by members of the Women's War Council ...…
…THUR.SDA ', MY 24, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE THREE THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1944 PAGE THREE Itaih9the IOuan 44 By BANK MANIHO Daily Sports Editor Senators Drop Second Overtime Tilt to Tigers Overmire Wins Fifth Victory on Error This column is written by Bill Mullendore, Sports Night Editor. By BILL MULLENDORE We received a rather interesting letter the other day, regarding our commentary on the recent All-Star game and taking exception in ...…
…THi ICflGAN D AILY PAGE T Boston Drops Tigers Back to Fourth Place lit IIakih~g the 1#U an Bowmcn Stops Detroit On Three S fetis, 9-1 Three Bengal Hurlers Pounded for 12 Hits; Yankees Move into Third by Beating Indians BOSTON, Aug. 19-(/P)-The Detroit Tigers made a painful exit from Fenway Park today, dropping their last game here this season by a 9 to 1 score after parading three pitchers before a 12-hit Boston Red Sox batting 'assault. T...…
… -PAGE- FOUW~ TRE MICIH-I AN DAILY THURSDALY, APRIL0, 1944 ifrtha Y aily Fifty-Fourth Year y i The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON -1 -._ ._-..._r... i 'I 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...…
…F I Fty -gau Y at Fifty-Fourth Year i r U'd ather leftight By SAMUiEL cPRAFTOlN 76e P en dukqn Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan tinder the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant. . . . Managing Editor Claire 1herman .Editorial Director Stan Wallace . . . . . City Editor Evelyn Phillips . . . . Associate Editor Harvey Frank . . . . . . . Sports Editor Bud Low . ....…
…PATL' i-.1. r- lr K i~r~ 2~ ~944. - --~--~ ---r-- -,-tr-.-, .......,r-~ -- ..Z.~..2L. - - - - -- - - 'Mr. Dooley Jr.' To Be Given Here Jan.28, 29 Children's Theatre Of Speech Department Will Play in Comedy "Mr. Dooley, Jr.," by Jane Lewin and Rose Franken, will be given by the Children's Theatre of the speech department for two matinee perform- ances at 2:30 p.m. Friday and Satur- day, Jan. 28, 29, in the Lydia Mendel- ssohn Theatre. This...…
…PAGE OUR THlE M3i-liGA~N riAUY l '.s, i'r S ifs:. ------------- Fifty-Fourth Year i, cy - Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under tha 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 is exclusively entitle...…
…t PAGE.OUR 0 T HE M1CHiGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DEC,Z 4 1944 ... Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Post Mortem by Herbert Hoover 0 - By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-Ex-president Herbert Hoover had a significant talk recently with his old friend, ex-editor of the San Francisco Chronicle and ex-Marine lieutenant, now Naval Commander, Paul Smith. Hoover still seemed irked over the election and made no secret of his displeasure ...…
…P',AGE Pmull THE MICHIGxR-Dxl y- 'THT SDAY, JTL 2a, 194 .. . ... .... ... Clark of CBS Lectures on Broadcasting Announcer Tells How Radiomen Are Trained "The announcer is the office boy of radio, having opportunity to ob- serve all aspects and departments of the field: engineering, produc- tion, casting, music," Harry Clark, CBS announcer, in a lecture spon- sored by the speech department, said yesterday. "Many announcers have learned the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "r ,Mid iu 1at Ill Fifty-Fourth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND Formalities Slow Parley oLetter., r...-- .. , -, \ _ "7,4/ 3r~oun~a -'- a.. a.-.,,, Edited and managed by students of the University Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control Student Publications. Editorial -Staff e Farrant. by Ann Koffman a Wallace ilc Mantho Weiss Managing Editor . . Editorial Director . . . City Editor S . . Sorts Editor *...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1944 THE M1CHIG A N DAILY PAGE FIVE Sonny Dunham To Play for Informal Dance May 13 Jobs Offered' In Accounting Seniors Will Be Interviewed For Prospective Training Graduating senior women with no definite plans for a career will be given an opportunity to investigate the field of certified public account- ing when Richard Donham, repre- sentative of a Chicago firm, inter- views applicants from. 10 a.m. to noon and f...…
…STHE M1CHVGAN DAILY Michigan Tm dition Ends as Sawyer bids Rldieu Miami Triad Formal To Be Held June 3 Traditional Annual Affair To rBe Given by Sigma Chi, Beta Theta Pi, and Phi Delta Theta Wartime conditions have failed to halt the time-honored Miami Triad, which will be held from 9 p. m. to midnight Saturday, June 3, in the League ballroom. Billy Layton's. orchestra will play for the affair, which is a traditional fornal dance ...…
…72ie 1, ,F . 2~f4, - j~' . . M AAF is Open WAC, WAVES SPAR For Enlistment perform Vital Part in Of Air WACs M L Directing Plane Traffic Is One Of 237 -Possible Air Base Jobs; Regular Basic Training Given Under the new enlistment regula- tions, a woman enlisting in the Wo- men's Army Corps can choose the Ar- my Air Forces as the branch in which she will serve. Recruits in the Air WAC receive their basic training along with the recruits i...…
…TIIRE, MJ CI GAN DA ILY WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20,1944 PAQEL E - -s . -z :- . Senate Defeats Waterways Bill As Last Action Both Houses Adjourn For Christmas Holiday By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-A half- billion dollar post-war rivers and harbors bill was killed tonight when the Senate adjourned without recon- sidering a controversial report on it. Stringent opposition against- the measure developed from a House- passed rider exemp...…
… N THE MICHIGAN DAILY _________________________________________ UU 'Summer Hop Will Be Held riday From 8:80-1 Fraternities To Give Summer Semi-Formal for First Time Local Greek-letter men will close the summer session with the Univer- sity's first summer Interfraternity Ball, the "Summer Hop," which will be held from 8:30 to 11:30 p. m. Friday in the League Ballroom. The "Hop," which will be semi-for- mal, is sponsored by Interfraternity ...…
…is FACT fIZT7 fl- E; TI 1 Zll 1 r i, X N Iii~4ii~1. ~ 20. 1~44 H , High Schools To Meet in Championship Debate Western State and Hazel Park High Schools will meet in the 27th Annual Championship Debate for Michigan schools at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Rackham Lecture Hall. The question for debate is "Re- solved: That the United States should join in reconstituting the League of Nations." Western State, coached by George E. Mills, will upho...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY C. MAY 201 1944 TWENTY CONGRESSMEN: University Turns Out Many Politicians, Tapping Reveals . In 37 ye produced its Hawley Tap of the Alum in an intervi Twenty m have receive part time c since 1907 a tors and R gress. These Orche Give I HereI Prog Tschai Featuring and Juliet" Music and t chestra unde Joseph Ma Fourth An Festival at4 Hill Auditori William F. of the Associ Flint Symph the program tra in "The Hart E...…
…fill' 111 C I A DAILY SUNDAY, POIL M- 4 """.. "" ." " ia. Y'Y 1 L 1 xw w ww ucp nW .wse i ._x. .e.___.._..... ... ._. -.... .._ .__ .__..__ __ www wv vxnwnn_ _ ___ __ - - -- run.- ws ,. ... M 9 Thinelads, Hockey Wolverines Vanquish TwcO Wildcat Cagers, 50-45 WolI eamn oth W in in Last Tilts of Season Meet Ilecor [vernes own Humne Twins 'Dead-I Pohlaud EdIges Oni R4 I i-1 Tr King Tallies 14 Points as lliciigan Squad Closes Hoop Sen w...…
…HG witkNE1 fi.LlY, liEl; C. 2 . =i -1~ Roosevelt Denies Formal Existence of Atlantic Charter <> ____________ _____ ___________________________ But He Reaffirms His Belief in Its Principles By The Assdejiated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-President Roosevelt declared today that the Atlantic Charter did not exist as a formal document signed by himself and Prime Minister Churchill, but that he still stood for its principles. The chief ex...…
…TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1944 LITERA RY PAGE Book Reviews-Original Prose Every Sunday I Journalist Presents a GlorifiCateion of Russia THE TEMPERING OF RUSSIA. By Ilya Ehrenburg. 356 pp. Alfred A. Knopf. $3.00. By HENRY POPKIN ILYA EHRENBURG'S The Tem- pering of Russia is a Russian journalist's account of the first thirteen months of Hitler's war with Russia. Ehrenburg is famil- iar to American readers as one of the leading So...…
… SlJNAV, F~fl. 2~, 11144 THlE M(-'tCT1GAN TDAILY . .................. ...... . . . restiers, Swimmers Cop Rig Ten Titles' VAMWW Trin4t ph 28-27 Curt, Wilson Take Titles as The Start of Brant f ord's Woes Sa Disi(fualied; Reichert Is Beaten i S milinals; Greene, Oberly Take Seconds Comiltird e rnt Page 1) pounds, while Johnny Greene and Lowel Obr took seconds. Th Wolverines started off the pre- liminaries with a bang and qualified...…
…I - -M 20, 1944 THE, MICHIGAN DAILY i Il TUHIET111A1T lI~ATY Halmahera Base Is Neutralized By Allied Flyers Nazis Reduce Balkan Force WA R Ns a I Spotdighting Late News and Interpretation MYSTERIOUS VOICE: MYSTERIOUS VOICE: Enemy. Several In New Airfields on Islands Struck Air Assaults 60 Axis Divisions By The Associated Press GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Aug. 20- With Japan's Southwest Pacific Hal- mahera base already ...…
…714 L~VANDAL Idin' Our Time' Profits to IJ Arnciy Relief "k ""iT"y eayW(i Musical To Be Shown A t L 9, 10 Comedy Tells Story of Adventures of ASTP Men Stranded at Girls' College "IIIealso, 11' , Ytni fBe Oltr 'Pift-lp' D 39 e) v The profits from campus perform- ances of "Bidin' Our Time," Co. C's forthcoming original musical com- edy, will be donated to the Army Em- ergency Relief Fund, Sgt. Irwin B. Scup, business manager, announced...…
…THE ICHTGAN DAIlY SUNDAY, COLLEGE TRADITION: Annual Pre-War Union Opera / Has Nationwide Reputation For years one of the richest and oldest traditions at the University was the Michigan Union Operas. These operas were always presented by an all male cast. Every Christmas vacation the famed Michigan Union Opera casts would tour the East presenting their production to pack- ed, enthusiastic opera houses. Some of the earlier operas such as the...…
