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…Jr Lie i~jrn tIait~i WEATlHER Mild with Little Change in Temperature. VOL. LV, No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'End-the- ar Offensive oves Deep into Ruhr Allied Forces Push Ahead k *k 0 %k. * : TRUCKS CROSS RHINE ON PONTOON BRIDGE-Heavy supply trucks cross the Rhine River on a pontoon bridge erected by U. S. Army Engineers. The War Department does not reveal where this bridge is located. Censorsh...…

…U Ar 4tj At U, i WEATHER Mostly Cloudy and Cooler 1 VOL. LV, No. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1945 VV Soviet rmJinies o inazB PRICE FIVE CENTS * * * * * * * * San Francisco arley pens o a * * * * * :: * * * Capital Shorn of einforcements Wheeling Red Forces Sever One of Two Railroads into Northern Enemy Pocket By The Associated Press LONDON, Wednesday, April 25-Two great Soviet armies united inside Berlin ye...…

…I + u! $ III _ g\ , F, *1 ' qan 43nt-! WEATHER Fair and Continued Ciear, l~aderate lWin ws VOL. LV, No. 156 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Weir Discusses War Atrocities Head of U. S. War Crimes Office Describes proposed System of Trials By ARTHUR J. KRAFT "It is impossible to believe the results of German atrocities until you see and smell them, for only when you see the dead and dying do you begin to real...…

…FIGHTY INFANTILE PARALYSIS ur AMF W a a m I S1ir N'j tt WEATHER Increased Cloudiness Warmer and Light Snow VOL. LV, No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JAN. 25, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS O Reds B * *0 American Yanks DriveW Down Central F Luzon Plain Panipanga Province Penetrated in PushW By The Associated Press. Wallace Motorized American patrols, press- fled to t ing down the central Luzon plains toward Manila, now are operating in La th...…

…OLD-TIME PEP RALLIES fee rage 5 Y LwFA6 Iaitg CLOUDY SNOW VOL. LVI, No. 19 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan Nips Bucks ininalerio 11 7-3 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Indiana Clinches First Western Conference Title C U AW May Ask Die, Tool Workers'Aid G. M. Strike Will Idle Parts Employes; Union Accepts Secretary's Invitation r., # * * By The Associated Press DETROIT, Nov. ...…

…FAIR *WITH am* BRIEF SHOWER 1Mw 43UU -A6V Ar :43 a tt POSTWAR CONFERENCE See Bottom of Page VOL. LV., No. 16-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Inside Story of Medley PrisonBreak Revealed 1,000-Plane Raid Damages Six Jap Ships * * * * * * * * * * Dethmers Southern Reports Escaped Convict Called Michigan State Prison 'Playhouse' Far East Alr Force Attacks Shanghai Area By The Associated Pres...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY, Former Senators Face Bribe Charge Logie, Diggs Are Reindicted on Racing Count; Howell Named State's Witness EYE-WITNESS ACCOUNT: Optimistic GI's Swarm Across Rhine Fy The Associated Press LANSING, March 24. -- Former State Senators Jerry T. Logie of Bay City and Charles C. Diggs of Detroit today were reindicted by Circuit Judge Leland W. Carr's one-man grand jury, charged with accepting bribes on the 1941 horse racing bi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WET)NESDAY, ~i - :m.::: DistinguishedArtists To Appear in May Festival By The Associated Press DETROIT, April 24-The Packard Motor Car Co. plant and three factories of the Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. were closed by strikes today, making 20,000 workers idle and curtailing war production. 13 Workers Dismissed A renewal of last week's dispute over the dismissal of 13 workers man- vzement accused of ejecting a foreman from 6ne of ...…

…TWO THE MICHI GAN D TI, ritTnA'V- AtA*17 0-9 latic a r~csa asW.Z., l.d£'a. A .."T?: A.AJ A-'AiiA', 7d753 A Eal,; GI's in Germa While Awaitin; By KENNETH L. DIXON . Associated Press Correspondent OCCUPIED GERMANY - When the first post-war lull wore off slight- ly in this section of Germany, the Army brass hats and the lowliest G.L.'s for once were in complete ac- cord. Said the upper bracket brass: "Let's inaugurate a comprehensive athle...…

…TH~iiL VtillIGANI DAILY kt][L a .; c ; 'yl. ' Nom; i 7<* WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Disease Deadlier Than Bulles By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-When General Mar-. shall delivered his private report on the war to President Roosevelt and congressional leaders last week, he disclosed the Belgian winter forced thousands of American soldiers into hospitals--- not because of wounds, but from pneumonia, flu, and trench foot. These ailments,...…

… PAGE TW THE - MICHIGAN DAILY SI UNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1945 Heavy Tax Placed On Jap War MacArthur Orders Reorganization Of Government Financial Activities Medical School Plans Extension In Five Fields Top Allied Prisoners May Call Leading Britons as Wtnesses Courses Officers Designed for and Civilians V By The Associated Press TOKYO, Sunday, Nov. 25-General MacArthur in a stern "war does not pay" directive today ordered the Jap- anese g...…

…__HE MICHIGAN DAILY ' WEDNESDAY, nUt Y 25, 1949 y Mir Igat Yati Fifty-Fifth Year I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: G.O.P. Evades Real Issues 1 4 S-t" r i AU w*I Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. The Summer Daily is pub- lished every day during the week except Monday and Tuesday. Editorhil Staff Ray Dixon Margaret Farmer |etty Roth B111 Mullendore D1e St...…

… Michigan Tinclads Capture Purdue Relays TAKING IT EASY: Tigers' Newhouser Foresees 'Only 20 Wins' Next Season llafiing the ouni By HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor By FRANK KENESSON Associated Press Correspondent 'EVANSVILLE, Ind., March 24 - Blond, slender Harold Newhouser, ace Detroit lefthander and the winning- est pitcher of the Major Leagues in 1944, believes he won't duplicate his 29 victories this season-because he "won't get enoug...…

…IE MIC 14-GAN DIAILY Senator'Happ Caneler Named Baseball Czar j Thinclads Gett For Penn Rela Wolverine Cinderme Four-Mile, Two-Mile, With the tentative personnel of the Penn Relays squad named, a select group of Michigan trackmen will concentrate the rest of the week on rounding into shape for what could be the Wolverines' best Relays performance in their ten-year parti- cipation, according to Coach Ken Doherty. Michigan has never taken f...…

… riTu 9M t25, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thinclads im for Outdoor Conference c Golf, Tennis Te Wolverines Seek Fourth Conseeutive Link Crown ams Shoot forChampionships A TITLE-CLINCHER? Baseball Team Hits Trail for Madison and Decisive Series <"? Five Man Squad IF Favored at Meet By RUTH ELCONIN Michigan linksmen left today for Evanston, Illinois where they will, seek their fourth consecutive Big Ten title tomorrow at the Wilmette...…

…X~1*~ ~ fE MICHIG7AN DAILY )- CW rmV~r 11re T _Wkw- V-IC or o c V- 12 Unit To Present Boxing Show- ,... {.. 7 Bout Program Will Be Held In Waterman Tomorrow Night the hond B y HANK. M TI Daly Sports Editor Two Golden Glovers kind here on campus and its success Tangle in Main Event will insure further matches. The card for the evening is: Under the direction of Lieut. C. M. MAIN EVENT-WELTERWEIGHT Flory, Navy Athletic Officer, th...…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1945 TI.MU .M.. lz..m T E U mP L7. 1. D'ATC . ...3 aTa1 L I aTaV AXa VI-1\ LH A J J 1 L1Vf L' 1 iliL rl7'j Mistletoe Mingle Will F e atur e Lowry Clark S Cabaret Ticket Sales To Begin Tomorrow in Women's Houses Mistletoe Mingle will feature the music of Lowry Clark and his orches- tra, when the 1945 production of Soph Cabaret is held on Saturday, Dec. 8, in the League. The Clark organization is well- known fo...…

…TME MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEZ _. "m ", 'I IMIN-Em 1945 World Series Deemged Boost to Servicemen's Morale <J- ODT Has Withheld, Approval So Far By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 24 -(/P)- Senator Mead (D-N. Y.) said today the World Series should be played this fall "even if they have to go back to the horse and buggy days." "It means so much to the boys in service," the chairman ofthe Sen- ate War Investigating Committee told a reporte...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Japs Nearly Took Chungking By DREW PEARSON W ASHINGTON-It is now possible to reveal just how close the Japanese came to captur- ing the Chinese capital of Chungking last Nov-. ember. While Lieut. Gen. Alvin Wedemeyer was en route to Chungking to replace Gen. Stilwell, the Japanese were driving on Kunming, gateway to Chungking. It looked very much as if they would capture it. December 22, the Japa...…

…TH14E MICHIGAN DAILY WNS Delegates Face Great Task have thrown those same words from pillar to post, and any group from sorority alumni clubs to the YMCA has conducted panels centered around those words. In the midst of war, 46 nations are preparing for a future" permanent peace-no more tem- porary truces between bouts. Representatives from these 46 nations are meeting in San Francisco "to prepare a charter of a world organization to preserv...…

…THE MICHIGAN DATTV riprnA'V Atv e'e illAL" s i .. TCH \nid A"AiNIq l 13A I YYGv lflAY, MAY ';7.5, 1945 i WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Rural Hospitals To Benefit 7The 7rea4,ni// By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON-Rural hospitals and health centers can look for a major share of the hundreds of millions of dollars of medical equip- ment to be released by the Army and Navy. A policy has finally been worked out at the Sur- plus Property Board to assur...…

…FOU THE MICHIGAN DAILY National Service Bill Is Approved Sgt. Water Rea Is Early World War I Veteran Compares Present Day Bombing with Techniques of 1918 Anti-Closed Shop" Clause Is Defeated Local Draft Boards Given Added Power State House, Senate To Vote On 'Slow Time' Cigarette Proposed Stamp Tax by Higgins By The Associated PressI WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.- Minusi an "anti-closed shop" clause, a lim-i ited National Service Bill for ...…

…root TAIDE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Sixth Year £?terd to tei/ .aic& or Domime Says ON WEDNESDAY in Detroit the DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Edited and managed by students of Michigan under the authority of the of Student Publications. the University of Board of Control Ray Dixon . Robert Goldman Betty Roth-- . . Margaret Farmer Arthur J. Kraft Bill Mullendore Mary Lu Heath Ann Schutz Dona Guimaraes Editorial Staff Managing Editor City E...…

…PAGE FOUU THE MICHIGAN DAILY a 1115 lilloTHE IIIC HIi 111 pAlI11 THEATRE DIRECTOR: Ivard Strauss Will Address Speech Department Assembly Ivard Strauss, director of the Try-Out Theatre, Seattle, Wash., and visiting staff-member of the department of speech, will be the speaker at a department assembly at 4 p. im. EWT (3 p. m. CWT) today at Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. Strauss has been a designer, technical advisor and producing di- rector fo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FORMER LIT DEAN: Prof. E.H. Kraus Continues Brilliant Scientific Career By PAUL SISLIN only part of an academic and sci- entific career extending nearly half a century was brought to a close at the end of last term when Prof. Edward H. Kraus retired from his position as dean of the College of Literature, Science and the Arts. Although an academic career be- gun in 1896 was closed With Dr. Kraus' retirement, today the forme...…

…TpI MICHIGAN DAILIY PAGE F E Tickets for Joj Play To Go on Sale Today at League I Public Invited To Week-End Performances Committees Have Been Able To Achieve an Atmosphere Comparable to J-Hop Days Tickets for the two public per- formances of Junior Girls play, "Take It From There," will, go on sale at 2 p. m. EWT (1 p. m. CWT) today in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre box office in the League. The public performances will be held at 7:...…

…FRIDAY, MAY 25 1945 TIRE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' Coed Groups To Participate, In Local Memorial Day Parade; '45 Senior Ball I'' Co. A Grads 'USO Offers Assembly Recognition Night; ,Varied Activities Soph Cabaret Petitions Are Due Open to All Will Sponsor (° ^t 9 Women Will Meet At Armory; War Activities Honored University women's war activities will be represented in a special sec- tion of the Ann Arbor Memorial Day parade at 10 a. m...…

…THE MICH16AN DAILY PAGE "TE THE MICHIGAN DAIIN PAGE FIVE AMONG OUR SOUVENIRS: Previous Pep Rallies Were Rowdy But Fun Education Standards Stem from Industry By MARY RUTH LEVY Two roasted oxen, an empty audi- torium, and tear gas riots, have all, distinguished University of Michigan pep rallies. Student spirit apparently swings1 from one extreme to the other; some- times as a 1929 cheerleader put it, "lousy," and sometimes, as in 1899, "h...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Annual Slide Rule Ball To Be Presented A1 pril 13 . , rOl Louis Prima Band To Play At Engine Hop Ticket Sales Will Be Held Tomorrow, Tuesday, and Wednesday; V-12s Get Liberty Slide Rule Ball, an annual tradi- tion at the University, will be pres- ented by members of the engineer- ing school from 9 p. m. to midnight Friday, April 13 in the Rainbow Room of the Union. Contrary to custom, Slide Rule Ball will not be limited ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNES-50 I C ' I I F l I F 'I' 1 J P A R A T R Q 0 P E R S B 0 A R D C - 4 6-Paratroopers prepare to board one of the new Curtiss C-46 Commandos during maneu- vers at Stout Field, Indianapolis, Ind. The Commando has two jumping doors instead of the one on planes formerly used. P R E S I D E N T A N D F A M IL Y - Here is a recent photograph of the new U. S. President, Harry S. Truman with Mrs. Truman (right) ...…

…THlE MlICHIGAN DILY FILII)A , MAY _5, 1945 Red Cross Field Director Will Help Servicemen on Campus Red Cross headquarters has an- nounced that Stan A. Plumer will be stationed from 1 to 4 p. m. EWT (12 a. m. to 3 p. m. CWT) Tuesdays and Fridays at North Hall to serve as Red Cross field director to the ser- vicemen stationed on campus. Plumer, now stationed at Romulus Air Base, will be available for helping any student in the armed forces...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1945 Wolverines Beat 7uckeyes, 73, in.Finale Buckeye Notes Michigan's victory did not result in a Western Conference champion- ship, but you would never have known it from the dressing room din. The place was jammed with jubilant players, numerous alumni and other well- wishers, and sundry others, all making noise enthusiastically. Wolverine Coach Fritz Crisler broke into a broad grin almost for ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE _A_ Assembly Will Give Red Cross Night To Explain Organization's Activities Three Servicemen To Be Speakers Assembly Organization in coopera- tion with the Red Cross extends an invitation to the public to attend Red Cross Night which will be held at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Rack- ham Amphitheater. The purpose of Red Cross Night is to tell the public how its contribu- tions are being used, what the Red Cross is doin...…

…T HE MICHIGAN D.A.ILY PACE REVEN ....'... . a u s urL i is r4 L r-.4 V adrs, I Indiana Takes Crown By Defeating Purdue- k '9 California Downs UCLA, 6-0; Freak Play Dims Bowl Hopes Irish Extended Hoosiers Annex First Big Ten By Green Wave, Title with Lopsided 26-0 Win But Win 32-6 (Continued from Page 1) Even though McMillin used his re- By The Associated Press BERKELEY, Calif., Nov. 24 -- Beaten and battered all season, Uni- versity ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MIGHT SAY ANYTHING: "Little Flower" Will Address New Yorkers By The Associated Press NEW YORK, March 24-Promptly at 1 p.m. tomorrow, a squatty man with a mop of unruly black hair will unbutton his vest with a single mo- tion born of long practice, yank his dark-rimmed spectacles off his fore- head and strain forward over his desk like a racehorse at the barrier. He will drum on his desk in city hall with his fingers and g...…

…PAGE E TTTlEMCGA IiL .. Recently Appointed Senior Editors of The Daily Rubber Surplus Anticipated for Next Few Years International Group of: Experts Report Finding By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 24 - Tire-hungry motorists take note - the world now faces a huge rubber surplus for the next two or three years. This is the conclusion of an inter- national "Rubber Study Group" of American, British, French and Dutch experts. They ha...…