…MALARIA CURE RESEARCH See Page 2 1Mw41 4EIaii4g FAIR, WARMER VOL. LVI 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS House Floor Gets Fact Finding Bill; Murray Hits Laws More Vets Given Space in Village; lackingPlants ToeSeized 1.; Measure Weakened In Labor Committee By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 22 - The House labor committee pulled two teeth from the President's Fact-Find- ing bill today and shove...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1948 __________-___________________________ Greek Martial Law Continues; Hostages Released by British ighlights On Campus FROM THE TROPICS: Public Health School Seeks Malaria Cure By The Associated Press ATHENS, Jan. 22-Martial law in the mountainous Kalamata region of Greece, invoked whena band of rightwing insurgents held nearly 100 hostages for two days, will remain in effect for s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA(E ThF1E . . .... ....... ................................................... . ...... . ....... . ......... . . ..... . ...... SPORTS NEWS+ VIEWS + COMMENT By BILL MULLENDORE, Sports Editor FOR TWO YEARS NOW, the Baseball Writers' Association of America} has failed to get together on new additions to baseball's Hall of Fame. Looking over the system of voting in operation for Hall of Fame selec- tions, the reason for fa...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 194E Fifty-Sixth Year £teerI to the &o ito Inon*J( c 0.amtcaofSIIAEr~~f w4tllIrR T~raswt , n-. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon . . . . . . . . . . Managing Editor Betty Roth . . . . . . . . . Editorial Director Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . . City Editor Marga...…
…THE MTCNTGAN DA11r.V vAf-lr ri'mv 1T111'/ T l Rit 1 ..'1'SF\ la TT1LV ._ i 41 L d Coeds May Petition For League Council Personnel Posi~tions Judiciary Council Announces Interviewing For Chairman, Two Assistants To Help With Student Book Exchange, Ushering n X _.._ _ RI Petitioning for the position of League Council personnel chairman and for two junior personnel assis- tants will begin today, Ruthann Bales, chairman of Judiciary Counc...…
…TlE-MW HIGAN DAILY PAGE S Si EL)1 ESDAY, JANUARY- 23,.1946 PAGE ~1X ~1VETNESDAY, JANTJARY-23,'1H# Midwestern Music Teachers Will Hold Conference Here Michigan Orgaiiizariion To SpQonsor Meeting; Three Giue4t Coiiduclors Will Attend C2liunic The Eighth Anni al Midwestern Conference on School Vocal and In_ 1946 festival music; special tech- strumental Music, sponuored cooper- niqucs for meeting the problems of atively by the Michigan School...…
…FAIR WARMER : t J U :43 zt 4or lqwpr- vwF t t CED HOUSING See bottom of page VOL. LV, No. 35S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Chiang Troops To Enter Hong Kong Bevin Claims English Colony Expected Back in Agreement with U. S., China By The Associated Press CHUNKING, Aug. 22 - Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek's troops will occupy the former British crown colony of Hong Kong, the enemy's island fortress of Formosa, nort...…
… Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: GOP Sure To Win Congress in '46 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. The Summer d Daily is npub- lished every day during the week except Monday and Tuesday. _Aay"Dixon Margaret Farmer Hetty Roth Bill Mullendore Dick Strickland Editorial Stafff . . * . Managing Editor . * . . Assbciate Editor S . . Associ...…
…a SrORTS NEWS + VIEWS + COMMENT [y HILL MULLENDORE, Sports Editor THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES have finally come to life for their new manager, Ben Chapman, and have compiled a five-game winning streak. All of which proves the validity of that old, and somewhat moth-eaten, adage, "If at first you don't succeed, etc., etc." . . . The Phils, incidentally, have come up with the best relief pitcher in the majors in the person of young Anton Karl. K...…
… FADE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WRII R MR 1000,000 Ex-W ar Workers Jobless as Plants Cut Payrolls By The Associated Press Plants and shipyards throughout the country continued to scale down their payrolls yesterday (Wed.), but evidence appeared that many former war workers were in no great hurry to obtain jobs in private industry. An Associated Press survey showed far more than 1,000,000 persons already released because of war contract termin...…
… wq 4rn 4fl r t, 41P -A6 low , 4V m = JLAII t WEATHER Partly Cloudy and Warmner VOL. LV, No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies High Use Nazi C'omnad Two Control Parties Direct Doenitz To Administer Directives of Eisenhower By The Associated Press As the last act of its unsavory career, the German High Command is being used to the fullest extent both by the western Allies and the Russians to admini...…
…rAG ' 1'WO THE MICHIGAN DAILY .IVEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 190 ?AGE TWO WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1~4~ Fifty-Fifth Year AVERY HOPWOOI) AWARD WINNER: Maple's 'Family Tree' Reviewed Ij.,, .r 91 ,_ ,. Edited and managed by students of the University of Miohigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul sllin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Ann Schut...…
…WE NS DA , MAY 923, 19145 THE MTCHIGAN DAILY ------------- B' Ten Track ilet ,S-een as By HANK MANTWO Daily Sports Editor Michigan Baseball Nine Netters Favored Michigan, Illinois Again Plays Badgers rdyIn BigeMeet Loom as Co-Favorites Ploy BaqersSaturdayT1i5Week-End ill* Ti ~ I - £,ubl 'VUtb. EVERY TIME the subject of Lou Novikoff arises, which it does every now and then, the inevitable question of his hitting prowess comes up, an...…
…P'AS TT FOU tlSPY 14th , A I C It fGA N - DAHLY Va.. ly NT 5 Yl A %I , 'U' Band To Gi Spring Concert Highlighting the program with se- lections by Rimsky-Korsakov, Ber- lioz, Moussorgsky, Bach and Moffitt, the University Concert Band, direc- ted by Prof. William D. Revelli, will present its thirty - second annual spring concert at 4:15 p.m. EWT Tonight at 8:30' Will e Given by Play Production Something new in entertainment for Ann Arbor aud...…
… w , I:, Y S4. Iui& WEATHER Fair and Warner VOL. LV, No. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1945 Von Runstedt Replacedat estern s t t vv s4' PRICE FIVE CENTS ry Red Army Is 3 Miles tronm Czech Border Silesian Offensive Traps 45,000 Nazis By The Associated Press LONDON, March 22. - Russian troops, in a powerful new two-prong- ed offensive in Upper German Sle- sia, have smashed to within three miles of Czechoslovakia in twin ad- v...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Q~~t AMENDMENT FATEDI uly 1 MaySee Reduction n Draft QuOtasMENE T on i Dra t + asMeasure To ivid T -- I RPnrpnres nttve Di RIDAY, MARCH 23, 1945 le IL etro t ito Band Alumni Plan Reunion Plans for the establishment of a Band Alumni Association to "create interest among former band men and brimg them together several timesI each year" were formulated atj a2 meeting at University Band ands Alumni Association member...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 23,. %945 1' i ICi1iAN DiL Michigan Favored To Retan Pur due Relay Title 77kitn the COunt By DAVE LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor AS HAS been widely noted, Michigan's victories in the Big Ten track and swimming meets last weekend marked the 100th and 101st confer- ence titles won by the Wolverines. That the swimmers would win was pretty much of a foregone con- clusion. However, the thinclads did not clinch the title until...…
…PACMF UR THE- MICHIGAN DAILY FJUPAY, MAI1WU. 23,1945 WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Halifax Talks with Republicans Ud Rather Be Right By Samuel Grafton DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By DREW PEARSON ASHINGTON - British Ambassador Lord Halifax held an off-the-record session with 75 Republican Congressmen the other, night and was so well liked that for the first time in sev- eral years no one walked out of the meeting. Even when the late Wendell Wil...…
…-A, -MARCl l3, 1945 TlE MICHIGAN DAILY PA Galens .Society1 Will Sponsor Caduceus Ball Gene Devine Will Play at Annual Semi-Formal Affair Tomorrow in League Ballroom Caduceus Ball, sponsored annually by Galens honorary medical fratern- ity, will be held from 9 p.m. to mid- night tomorrow in the League Ball- room. Gene Devine and his orchestra will furnish the music for the dance, which will be semiformal. All Medical students and faculty of t...…
…'~~THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y F iL Y, MARCH 23NU, !19' 'U' Graduate Edits 'Stars And Stripes Lisagor Describes Activities of Paper Sgt. Irvin "Pete" Lisgor, '39, an ex-editor of The Daily and varsity baseball player, revealed "inside dope" on the London Stars and Stripes, of which he is managing ed- itor, in a recent letter to T. H. Tap- ping, editor of Michigan Alumnus. "Pete," a member of Sphinx, Mich- igauma, Sigma Delta Chi and vice- president ...…
…FIGHT I NFANTILEF PARALYSIS A6F tgan .Apw VM1,19W WEATHER Partly Cloudy with Light Sno W .r rrie VOL. LV, No. 66 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, JAN. 23, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS -- _, Russians Surg * * ith 151) ies of Berlin * * * * * * * * * ermans Route bAerial Sla ughter in Ard ennes 4'-,..__. Mass Blows, Knock Out Belgian Buge U. S. Third, First Disperse Enemy I By The Associated Press PARIS, Jan. 22.- The Belgian b...…
…rAGE TWO THE MiCHIGAN DAILY 'I'VE'SOAV, JAN. '231, 1945) PAGE TWO TtYt~DAY, JAN, 23, 1945 Fifty-Fifth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications'. Editorial Stafff Evelyn Phillips . . . . . Managing Editor Stan Wallace . . . . City Editor Ray Dixon « Associate Editor Hank Mantho . . Sports Editor Dave Loewenberg . . . Associate Sports Editor Mavis K...…
…TUESITAY, JAN. 23; 1945 "IlLE M I CHI GA N IAILY Wolverine Swimmers Trounce Northwestern Well-Rounded Squad Led by Church, Fries, Mowerson, Lopez, Munson Whip Wildcats Coam il urd e Coes t Woh erities IL)'e FiirsI 1)ial Meet of Seasou As Fighting Ilhini Register 21-10 Victory Constant practice will be the cur- Michigan's 1945 swimming squad proved itself to be of the calibre of past Maize and Blue championship crews by thoroughly trounci...…
…TEIHW N Ij-,yT -DA AN -14 Nazi Leaders Demad acrifice To Halt Russians Plan To Expand Soph Project Is Discussed S mas ';S iiiig Weill CALL FOR NURSES: Education Majors Are Asked To Enroll in Cadet Corps Now WOUNDED VETERANS WATCH INAUGURATION-Standing with the aid of crutches in the section of the White House grounds reserved for diplomats, members of Congress and distinguished guests, Pvt. Isa- dore Turanskcy of Erie, Pa. (left) and St...…
…\'Y Sir i4rn Dati WEATHER Cloudy, with Occasional Light Snow VOL. LV, No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 23, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS WASHINGTON TELEPHONE WORKERS ST 'RIKE Allies Smash Nazis in Sweep Toward Alsace German Resistance In Metz Repressed Enemy Bastion of Eschlweiler Overrun; Volleys of V-1 Rockets Hit Ninth Army By The Associated Press PARIS, NOV. 22-Saverne, 19 miles northwest of Strasbourg, was engulfed .ton...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Troop-Laden Nippon Freighters Sunk or Damaged ".":.::: }v>4i - ,- _'AOMM DIA: SOME LIE DEAD: The Unf-ortunate Vines Still Live (AP Wirephoto from. Signal Corps Radio). YANKS MARCH INTO METZ OUT'SKIRT'S-U. S. Infantrymen march along wet, muddy streets as they enter the outskirts of Metz, French city on the western front. PROTECT FARMER: -Iouse Passes Crop Insurance By Overwhelming Majority WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.- (A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TH mwmmmw Wolverine-Buckeye Til To Decide Big Ten Title Wiese, Laze tich Selected Quartet of Ohio State Players Selected in United Press Poll Ponsetto, Baunman, Renner on Second Team;- Four Wolverines Receive Honorable Mention The University of Michigan placed two men-Milan Lazetich and Bob Wiese-on the United Press' 1944 All-Big Ten team.< Lazetich's closest opposition came from teammate Clem Bauman, who almo...…
…THE MICHIGAN D)AILY ThTJflSDAY, ~6V7~3, . .. -,..:r+;.r..,'.,. r a :5.. ^nP T u . ._r.+... 1,!.:!.+N.:a h . -a a. MMMMe I Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRYGO-ROUND: Haile Selassie Sends Protest T he Pendulum I W.. - -_- - 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 Hank Mantho . . Dave L...…
…UDA, iNOV asp ismTHE .MIC EI GA N _DASLY }o i .. .... 'Grid Shuffle' To Be Held 2 p.m. Saturday in Union The "Saturday Grid Shuffle," which will be held from 2 p.m. to 5 pm. Saturday in the Rainbow Room of the Union, will give students the opportunity to follow the prog- ress of the Michigan-Ohio State game while dancing to the music of new records. The Grid Graph, a miniature foot- ball field, will be prominently dis- played and the plays ...…
…SIX "'HE MICHIGCAN DAILY __. n rr Prof. Lew, Chinese Author, Will Speak Here on Dec. 12 Church Choirs Religion and Education Of China To Be Topic Prof. Timothy Lew, Chinese edu-, cator, author and editor, will speakJ on contemporary education and reli- gion in China at 4:15 p. m. Tuesday, December 12, in the Rackham Am- phitheatre. One-time editor of the religiousl "Truth and Life Journal," Dr. Lew was founder and first editor of the1 "Am...…
… 4tit t an Iatit WEATHER Partly cloudy: no decided change in temperature,, VOL. LIV No. 36-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUG. 23, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Red Ofensives Gain on 156-Mile Romanian Front* Iasi, Top Industrial City, Falls As Twin Drives Aim at Ploesti Oil Fields; Reds Within 65 Miles of Danube River By The Associated Press LONDON, Aug. 22-Tremendous new twin Russian offensives on the long-dormant Romanian battleground have g...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1944 PAGE TWO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1944 Fifty-Fourth Year Planning Needed For Veterans 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 Koffman Stan Wallace Hank Mant-ho Peg Weiss B Lee Amer .n. . . Managing Editor . . Editorial Director * . . City Editor .Sports E...…
… WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1944 THE MICHIGAN' D-AII.Y PAV-1k" ' _ THEiMTCT-TLc 1N DATTV rt iq U '.1WUj~ht 6 .._. _ _ 1 Yankees Pound Newhouser as A LOST CAUSE, JIM: Co-Op Softball Furgol Takes Medalist Honors Cleveland Takes Advantage of Title Won by In Tam O'Shanter Golf Tourney Walksi e m nimncy Rn t Chicago Lodo-e Whips Colonial Tigers Lose 9-7 NEW YORK, Aug. 22-(P)-Knock- ing out Hal Newhouser, Detroit's ace lefthander, with a six-r...…
…THE MICHIGAN iGAMY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 194 - - -- ------- RUSSIAN ENVOY ARRIVES FOR SECURITY TALKS-Ambassador Andrea Gromyo (left), head of Russia's delegation to the world secur- ity talks, apparently has a humorous tale to tell to Edward Stettinius, Jr. (center), head of the American Delegation, and Sir Alexander Cadogan (right), British delegates' chairman, who welcomes the envoy on his arrival at National Airport in Washington, D. C....…
…4 k1 4 all4; Weather, Scattered Showers VOL. LIV No. 15-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, JULY 23, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS ommulmomommoo Americans Gain Key Position on Guam Progress Is HitlerAppeals for Loyalty of Army Many Military Leaders Withhold Pledge of Full Allegiance to Regime By The Associated Press LONDON, July 22-Adolf Hitler issued an appeal today for loyalty from the revolt-ridden German army, many of whose top lead...…
…THE MICHIGA N D A ILY SUNDAY, JULY 23, .... _ :_..__ __ _ _ _ _ _ Is Result of lap Defeats Kelly, Hague Play Politics* Is Charge... (Continued from Page 1) MOV "I PREIEWS At the State .. . A mythical South Sea paradise At the Michigan . .. By KIRKE L. SIMPSON Associated Press War Analyst Events within Germany and Japan that have rocked the war weary world with breathless speculation could hold a more certain clue to the .probable dura...…
…I' THE MICHIGAN DAILY Picnics, Talks Missions' Role To Be Center of Discussion tR Wesleyan Group. Discussion groups and picnics will, again be on the program of church guilds today when the Wesleyan group meets at 5 p.m. today at the First Methodist Church to hear sev- eral talks. Following the general theme, "What Should the Church Be Doing?" dis- cussion will center around the role of the church, laymen, minister and missions. A supper an...…
…TIIti MICHIIGAN WILy SNDA, 3._Y Fifty-Fourth Year if -)I- I-'. -'~..',- -- -I -4'---, ~RLHv&~ - -4--- V Letters 'to the Editor 6! A M iY1 '00 Cosmic Reflections, or, Who Overwound the Clock? ' I It I 11 ; t Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff J. . 4 *': Jane Farrant Betty Ann Koffman Stan Wallace Hank Mantho . . Peg Weiss...…
…23, 1944 TIUE MIC1I GAN ' lI~ILY-_ PACE FIVE H ele n Bow er To Highlight Rally at 7:30 p.m. Tomorrow , To Open Proxy Parent Service Coeds Are Asked To Register In League Office on Tuesday The Women's War Council "proxy parent" service will resume operation Tuesday, it was announced yesterday by Peg Weiss, '44, War Council per- sonnel director. Parents may call the League Un- dergraduate Office or the Social Di- rector and leave requ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'igers Defeat Athletics To Chalk up Sixth Straight Victory Newhouser Wins No. 15 On 13-Hit Performance #takinf tef<0id By BAND MfANITHO ',Dilyj Sports Editor seize their fifth straight one-run vic- tory. Detroit thus extended its winning streak to six games and took scle possession of fourth place from the Cleveland Indians who lost to Wash- ington. It was Philadelphia's eighth successive defeat. The Tigers spotted Newh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE S THROW IN THE TOWEL: A I - p , , . I Allied Men, Material Massed For Final'Punch jn France By ROBERT BUNNELLE (0u(itor's Note: tobert Bunnelle. chief of the London bureau of t1eAssociated Press, has made a tour of the Normandy battlefront to confer with Associated Press correspondents and photographers. WITH ALLIED FORCES IN NORMANDY, July 22-On the coastal plains of Normandy the Allies are winding up their Sunda...…
…THE- M HI A AT , JAT AT, JULY 21, 1944 xx V~x 1\ ./3'lA L l.+v..hu.AV. JTIT.V R.. [ 1][' - - ..-,,--..-- _____ 'MAN OF PEOPLE Truman 's Nomination Is Discussed By Cousin "He will draw the Democratic party together," Mrs. Robert T. Romine, 905 Church Street, cousin of Sen. Harry S. Truman, said yes- terday discussing the nomination of Truman as vice-presidential candi- date. V "He is a man of the people," Mrs. Romine said, "during the har-...…
…a, ~ Y it 43aU I ai1 { WPeather Clou~dy and Showers VOL. LIV No. 142 ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nazis Drive Americans Back in Italy Aerial Bttle Grips urope, DNB States 25 Allied Bombers Shot Down in Fighti By Thec Associated Press LONDON, May 22, Tuesday-DNB said a great air battle was raging over Europe early today between Al- lied bombers and Nazi night fighters and claimed 25 four-engine plane...…
…: x a THE MIICHIGAN DAILY I u 33,m , ti, 'i_ 23. 1944 ~&OE TWO TLT~ flAY, MAI~. ~3, 1944 Fifty-Fourth Year Fdited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff =i - - - K - - . gy. .__-- ' f- - - . / ' -, V ' 1 I , ,rvA I - .a 11\ 1 .11- f k(/ WNO_ Y , r I vi Vj0 y I b~ " r Y BL Y ' f S'j 0\ -, o J A°'A . .t DAILY OFFI[CI[AL BULLETIN Jane Far...…
… ,a ... ...., ... ,. ,. x ,.,. , _x ,.. :._ . - _ _ : x ie. s.. . it l 't: t 1'*7 1 ' 1 :1: i:zli 5 P A t T t Conference Football Coaches Prepaie For Verbal Tug-of-War" Thursday "8Y IAJIOLD CLA AS SEN Associated Press Correspondent NEW YORK, May 22.-college football's verbal tug-of-war over its playing code gets down to cases this week with the Big Ten mentors meeting in Chicago Thursday and the Football Coaches Association holtiing it...…
… THlE MIIChIGAN DAILY ?AflE FOES TUESDAY, MAY. 23, 1941 U.S. Adds 38 More Swedish Firms to Blacklist Scholarships Awarded to Winners No'tified 0 Grants for 1944-45 Twenty-four University students have been notified that they will re- ceive scholarships for 1944-45 con- sisting of grants of money to aid them in completing their studies. The Simon Mandelbaum scholar- ships, set up in 1929 for deserving men in the College of Literature...…
… 'i I IIU 1 plll j i ti 1* 41P 4tltr tga u -, -wa t Weather Showrs and Thnesom VOL. LIV No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS 4,000 Bombers Hit azi Rail Hub, French Coast; Tax Simplification Bill Passed by - -4' : : : Mass Filing Of.Returns Eliminated Revisal of Withholding System Would Deduct Most Tax Liabilities By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 22.- Re- sponding to national clamor aga...…
…FAGS TWO THE MIf'HICAN IIATTV S'% TNDA V. AP1?.Ii. 0J 2 1041 .AGE AA .gam P 111, J11 l.Y LxAI NJ ~A1 * #.RJd;l JlG1L fV)J Li } Prof. Price, Mrs. Vogan Will Head Day's Musical Program The final faculty concert of the year, an informal carillon program and a student piano recital will high- light musical events here today. Mrs. Frieda Op't Holt Vogan, or- ganist, wil play at the closing faculty concert sponsored by the School of Music. A p...…
… SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1944 THEl MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SIJNI)AY, APRIL Z3, 1~)44 PAGE ~II~ ._,.. Golfers Win Again, 13-8; Tennis Squad Takes Opener, 8-1 Track Squad Prepares for Pepn Relays Coach Doherty Works To Get Squad in Shape For Week-End Meet Even though old man weather is doing his best to prevent the 1944 outdoor track season from becoming 4 reality, Coach Ken Doherty has been working his charges incessantly in an effort to rou...…
…THIR flfiil-Gi-N -AILYT ; -.- - - - ," - N 1 arWrt 3a4ljiw &alt Fifty=Fourah Year' Id Rather ]Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichtyl 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...…
