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…IaLEMCIA D AI Y 1 . . - .a., WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Gen. Marshall Won t Guess The Pendulum r. v By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON-In a highly secret session be- fore the Senate Military Affairs Committee last Thursday, General George Marshall, Army Chief of Staff, refused to guess when the end of the war with Germany. will come: According to all logic, he said, the German resistance should be at an end now, but there is no sign that the a...…

…MAR~CH 28; 1945 THE. MICHIGAN DAILY _______________________ Panhel Night, Assembly Ball Heads Named Independent, Sorority Women To Hold Dance: D. Heidgen, Bethine Clark To Be Chairmen Announcement was made yester- day of the members of the Central Committees for Panhellenic-Assem- bly B3all and Panhellenic Night. On the Panhellenic side of the Ball committee, Doris Heidgen, Gam- ma Phi Beta, was named general chairman, Finance, was awarded...…

…THE MICHIG AN DAILY WEDNESDA , MALUR 28, 1945 ;... New Polish Student Gives Information About Present Problems, Conditions in Homeland r qc -UIE N- 2Ws By CAROL ZACK "The Poles are freedom-loving peo- pie." Stephanie Albrecht, who lived in Warsaw for 11 years declared, in a recent interview, that the Poles want to be independent and want to live with every nation in peace. Educated in Warsaw Born in the United States, Miss Albrecht lef...…

…FIGHT INFANTILE PARALYSIS AOF A&Z xitij W EATHER ciovi y and fCorn-r VOL. LV, No. 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, JAN. 28, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS - --- -- - ----- Reds Reach Brandenburg, 9 * * * * * * * * is from Berlin Russians Head for Heart of Germany Nazis Announce Second Arsenal of Reich Knocked Out by New Soviet Advances . TheA...a... Pr... Manila-Bound Yanks Take Angeles v' * * * * * * * * Sixth Army 44 M...…

…TH E MICfHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JAN. 28, 1945 CATS Program Centers On Far East Culture Language Lt.-Gen. Dobbie Will Lecture on Malta Defense MICHIGAN MEN AT WAR trainin and experience and potential Movie Will DepictL Life ' atitde or iliarygovernment. Their course of study encompasses On Island During Blitz Far Eastern languages, characteris- tics of the peoples and countries of Lt.-Gen. Sir William G. S. Dobbie, the Far East and applicat...…

…SUNDAY, JAN. I8, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U.S, Will Appeal Adverse Montgomery Ward Judge Sullivan Rules Roosevelt Had No Right To Seize Stores By The Associated Press CHICAGO, Jan. 27-The government lost its suit against Montgomery Ward and Company today-when Federal Judge Philip L. Sullivan ruled that President Roosevelt had neither statutory nor Constitutional authority to order army seizure of 16 company properties. Plans for an im...…

…T1HE MICHIGAN~ DAILY SUNDAY Fi fty=F f th Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUNl: GOP Leans Toward Jones taie KEEP MOVING w "4 ,i roc Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Stan Wallace Ray Dixon. Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Editorial Stafff . . . . . Managing Editor . . . . City Editor * . . . Associate Editor . . . . ....…

…THE MILIAN DATL innual Paul Bunyan Formal To Be Held Feb. 9Rt Union Bill Layton's Band To Furnish Music; Intermission Sing Wll Be Highlight Celebrating the birthday of Paul Bunyan, the Forestry Club will spon- sor their annual dance, the Paul' Bunyan Formal,afrom 8:30 p. in. to midnight Friday, February 9 in the Rainbow Room of the Union. Music for the dance will be fur- nished by Bill Layton and his orche- stra, while the highlight...…

…THE 61IIi HIGA 5 " I) A Ill SUNDAY, JAN. 28, 1945 TI.. .....MI . ,, rx.tC . w.. rA c. SUasY..r.N 2" I", F ,.,.. ... 3ASKETBALL Vlichigan ndiana I SWIMMING 47 Michigan . 43 Purdue,. WRESTLING . . . 51 Michigan . . . . . 33 Purdue. . . HOCKEY . . 21|Michigan . . 13|Brauttord BASKETBALL TRACK WRESTLiNG . . . . 6 Purdue . . . . . 54 Ohio Sate . . . 71 Miinesoia . . . 36 . . . . 4 Miinesota . . . . 45|Michigan State . 13 Wisconsin . . . ....…

…7 SUNDAY, JAN. 28, 1945 T E MICHIGAN DAILY Maize andBlueQuintetoples Hoosiers M4-3 Pucksters Tr BrantordACveries Coe fr Be ----__---- -I n Gm e T o B e a t T o u g h mI d ®7 l/ d'® i A S '"A R i t -------' ind Late iana Five I Second Triu ph f Season Greer, Sulentich Score iw() Goas Apiece For Michigan in Fast, Hard-Fougiht Game By RUTH ELCONIN Michigan's hockey team, playing a fast and powerful game last night, defeated the Brantford,...…

…THE MiCHiGAN DAILY ._ Detroit Edison Will Vote On Strike Question Walkout Would Cripple War Plants in Area By The Associated Press DETROIT, Jan. 27-(AP)-Produc- tion employes of the Detroit Edison Co. will vote next Wednesday on whether they wish to authorize a strike that would paralyze war indu- stry in the southeastern Michigan area served by the utility. The vote, ordered under provis- ions of the Smith-Connally Act, in- volves about 1...…

…12 SirFigau i ai& WEATHER Cloudy and cold, snow flurries VOL. LV, No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 28, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Work Worn''Hull Resigns Post; FDR) Names Stettinius Illness Forces Veteran Diplomat To Bow; Senate Confirmation Predicted By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, NOV. 27-With "inexpressible disappointment" that he can not finish his task of organizing world peace, weary and work-worn Cordell Hull today yield...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY UISDAY,- NOV. 28, 1944 PAGE TWO T1L1~SJ)AX~ NQi& 28, 1044 Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Kung Ousted in China's Politics' .1 I - I if 7Te Pen datum MUICJl Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Stan Wallace Ray Dixon Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Editorial Staff . . . Manag...…

…TUESIAY, NVV. 28, 1944 TILE MICUHIG KN ILY~ -~I Major Crisler Gives Minor Letters To 11 Players Third Football Award Goes to Don Lund; Captain Elected Today By BILL MULLENDORE Coach H. 0. (Fritz) Crisler an- nounced yesterday the names of 31 Michigan football players winning major letters for the 1944 football season and 11 gridders who received secondary awards. Prominent on the list was fullback Don Lund who, by winning his third footbal...…

…TilM ICHzIGAN DAILY TUixDY, NOv. 28, 1944 Yank Planes Blast Jap Airdromes G 4 Anneal Convention Diseusses Proper Role Of English in Schools The important part that the teach- ing of English in the secondary schools and colleges can play in the development of American citizen- ship and as a necessary tool in prep- aration for an active life in indu- stry and the professions was the general topic of the speakers at the annual conventi...…

… rl wg Ar AW .A xqmplw t it, u r 4 aitg Weather Fair' and Cooler VOL. LIV No. 18-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Last Nazi Escape Route from Baltics Cut Lwow, Bialystok Taken by Soviets Sweep Through Poland Toward Reich, Czechoslovakia in Powerful' Surge By The Associated Press LONDON, Friday, July 28-Russian troops, inflicting the war's most staggering series of defeats on the Germans, yesterday cut th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY S, 1944 Fithgan Baly Fifty-Fourth Year THE PENDULUM: Insincerity of Wallace Bandwagon 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 , . . . Managing Editor Betty Ann Koffman . . Editorial Director Stan Wallace . . . . City Editor Hankt Mantho . . . Sports Editor Business Staff Lee Amer , . . . ...…

…FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1944 T1lE MICIGAN1" DAILY PAGE THflEE Crisler Puts Gridders Through Hard Drill BACK AGAIN: Roy Hughes Sparks Cubs in Drive for First Division Spot Hughson Hurts Red Sox To 6-1 W in Over Tigers DETROIT, July 27.-(P)--Behid > the effective pitching of Cecil (Tex) Hughson, who spaced six Detroit Tiger hits to become the first Ameri- can League pitcher this season to win 16 games, the Boston Red Sox de- feated Detroit toda...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAYJULY28,1944 Shih Credits Students with Aiding China Chinese exchange students have' carried back modern political, econ- omic, and social ideas obtained from the west which will make China one of the leading world powers, Shih- Chia Chu intimated in his talk yes- terday at the Rackham Amphithea- ter. "The United States' contribution to China has never been surpassed by any other country in the world, al- though her...…

… ig . it I aitii Weather Thunde+ rwers VOL. LIV No. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Jump 200 Miles to Invade Biak Island Wolverines Win Seventh Track Title in Decade v K') Hume Boys Blaze Trail Miehigan Amasses 70 Points in Meet By The Associated Press CHAMPAIGN, Ill., May 27.-Mich-' igan's well balanced track team, led by the Hume twins, Bob and Ross, won its seventh Western Con...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICIH IGAN D AILY SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1944 Kelly Calls Special Session To Consider Federal Ballot il Final tBefensive Positions Taken fy Nazi Army LONDON, May 27,-()-In these last days before the June full moon Field Marshal Karl Von Rundstedt's 'rmy of the west has taken up its final defensive position--from which t'he Nazis admit they dare not budge even to avert disaster in Italy-to meet the shock of an approaching i...…

… AY, lM~ 28, 194 .. r THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ann Arbor High Choir To Present Program Today Varied Music To Be Sung at Last Program Of International Center The Ann Arbor High School a cap- pella choir will present a program of varied music at 7:30 p. m. today in the Union Ballroom. This program of music will be the international Center's last Sunday night program of the current semes- ter. A new series wil be started for the summer semester. I...…

…I'AOE r FOURJ THE MICHIEIAN flAllY SUJNDAY, MAY 28, 1944 .. .. ... ....e. r..,..es. a . . -a--t-w .a ar .e Fi fty-Fourth Ye ar T. j .L7. -F ; - S is -.. - _ - . - . f ' -, " - . Y ill r _ /Y~ ~ ~ : - Z n . F~ ... ._ . : C IA - ' I-- te 2- Ud Rather Be light By SAMUEL GRAFTON Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications, Jane Farrant, Claire Sherman St...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PARE FI I'VE Ships Ball To Have Smooth Sailing With Johnny Long Dance Tickets Now on Sale at Quad, Union Decorations Will Transform I.M. Building to Battleship, Football Field To Be Garden Johnny Long's "Miracle Band of the Year" and a strictly nautical at- mosphere will combine to make the Ship's Ball, to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight, in the Intramural Build- ing, Saturday, June 10, a gala affair, according to John ...…

…?A~*E SIX THE MICHIGAN DAITN sUNDAY, MAY 28, 4194 Thinclads vr ep Meet; Win Links Title Three Netters Go into Final Round! Linksmen .Coast To Third Straight Eight Western Conference Crown Balanced Track Squad Again Tops Conference Buddy Young Fails To Equal Owens' Previous Four Event Victory, Tripping on Last hurdle 9 _- Gulie, Lewis, Post Qualify for Big * Ten Title Play-Of fs in Tennis Meet Michigan Trails in Championship Matc...…

… SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1944 T'H E MICHTDAIN LAYIV PAGE R?.VR t V a a a! .c y 1 . 1l L1..1 L i Nine Tal e Twin hill from Indiana, 14-3, 12-1 ba Jo AnnPete rson 'f ITH the withdrawal of the Uni- even the weaker squads in the versity of Chicago from the Big Conference. Ten a precedent has been set which, Although Chicago at the present although it is not likely to be fol- time is planning to return to the Big lowed by other Western Confer...…

…WAGE UIGHT T HE MTCITGALN DYALY SUNDAY, MAY 28, 191 GUILD PROGRAMS: Dr. Blakeman To Speak at Wesleyan Foundation Today Among the guild programs for the weekend will be a talk by Dr. Ed- ward W. Blakeman, University coun- selor, at the Wesleyan Foundation meeting at 4 p. m. today. Dr. Blakeman's topic will be "The Christian in the Post-War World. The group will meet at the Metho- dist Church and then go together to the Meadows estate. Rev...…

…a_ i I ,; 1 tl IA:41*1 wa14 Weather Fair - - - - -------- - io, ,., VOL, LIV No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ship Fire At Norfolk Kills 15 Fumes Overcome 20 Other Workers By The Associated Dress PORTSMOUTH, Va., April 27.- Fifteen workmen were killed by suf- focation and at least 20 others were overcome by smoke and fumes to- night when fire broke out in the hold of a naval ship undergoing repairs ...…

…PAGE TWO T141P MICHI °_"-AN "ATIv _ i rT 1.. Ii 1l.ti.A 11 T' A T13L Y FRIIDAY, MAY 19, 1944 I Fifty-Fourth Year 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 session. , , = c r . , sr f . r !.t i ; a,.. ; ::z i'....…

…. -VRI~DAY, MA4Y -9, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGF -IL , .._ _ ._._ .r ..- Nine To Meet Irish in Opener of Two-Game Series Today Thinelads Enter Only OneI Event Today at By HARVEY FRANK Special to The Daily PHILADELPHIA, April 28.-Mich- igan's track team making its first outdoor appearance of the season, will enter one relay event, the dis- tance medley, here today in the op- ening afternoon of the 50th annual Penn Relays. Only four o...…

…PAi rrT R i],1R- GAI i r4 of tv, 5LiT i;,. IS44 FARCICAL SATIRE: 'Un Client Serieux,' Third Program In French Se'rie " . o v repn kI AL N w M -M I- w %.o - w 04 0 - f w16 olWF MAL, I "Un Client serieux," a farcical sa- tire by Georges Courteline, is the third play in the French program to be presented at 8:30 p.m. Wednes- day in the Lydia Mendelssohn Thea- tre. The play holds courtroom proce- dure up to ridicule. As the play opens the ...…

… iud 4a Y u 1 Y Itd 4 ~Aill W ather Cloudy and Snow VOL. LIV No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1944s PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviets Cross U. S. Bombers Blow Up Nine A Airdromes, Freight Yards at T 750 to 1,000 Big Bombers Active in Raid Lightning, Mustang, Thunderbolt Fighters Destroy 38 Aircraft By The Associated Press LONDON, March 27.- Ten task forces of U.S. Flying Fortresses and Liberators-an armada of from 750 to 1,000 ...…

…THE- A.1-4C'--iii-AYt DAILY t: j7,1D - 7 A 7Z 2, 94 Fifty-Fourth Year I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON POST-WA R (GERMANY: Li uidation, What Then? HE hushed silence of tiw theatre military policy since Bismarck, is, caused by several factors: economic, 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 r...…

… Tidt~liY, ARC 1 844 JVj I C, H I G it 17 National AAU Swimming Meet To Offer Galaxy of Stars Despite Absenc e of Ford By HARVEY FRANK Daily Sports Editor THE NAAU swimming meet to be held here this week-end lost a lot of its expected lustre Sunday when Yale athletic officials refused to enter the "Balboa Bullet," Alan Ford because of a school rule which forbids the Elis from par- ticipating in events that would keep them off campus overni...…

…I THlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MACWH 28, 1944 w.__ _ i Co. A Soldier Choir To Give Concert Sunday Chorus To Be Guest Of Ann Arbor Civic Orchestra at Program As guest artists of the Ann Arbor Civic Orchestra, Company A's Soldier Choir will present their first program of the season at 4:15 p.m. Sunday in the Ann Arbor High School Auditor- ium. Cpl. Miller To Be Soloist The choir will be featured in aca- pella selections. Cpl. Robert Miller...…

….. . t o } i e. 10 . 10. 0 0 M04 I No* . i4v qanA 1 W eater C lar: cold-er VOL. LIV No. 65 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JAN. 28, 1944 fficers Reveal ap Atrocities onBa PRICE FIVE CENTS taan Norton Exposes Cab Fraud City Taxicabs a i.. Overcharge For Bundles Extra Rates Are Not Within City Ordinance; Driver Receives Fine The story behind the story. Yesterday in Circuit Court Ray- mond Jones 29, a cab driver for the Campus Cab Co., w...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. JAN. 28, 1944 _. v _ _rRIPAY, SN. _ s ..19.4 ..... --- Voice Clinic To Hold Third Annual Meeting Farmer President of Musicians' League Will Adress Conference fhe Third Annual High School Voite Clinic, sponsored by the Mich- igan School Vocal Association and the School of Music, will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. tomorrow in the League. High school music instructors from all over the state have been inv...…

…2& i§44; A%,t J-, i .. . Ca ers Open Two=Game Series A gainsit Bnckeyes Tonfght LOWdown on Sports .. by BUD LOW Associate Sports Editor Sports Desk, Michigan Daily January 28, 1944 Sgt. Joe Doakes, U.S. Armed Forces Somewhere in the South Pacifie Dear Joe: IT'S BEEN quite some time since I last wrote you,,but then I never was a good correspondent. And, anyway, so much has happened around the old town that I don't even have time to wr...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JAN. 28, 1944 ______________________________________ -- ------- -------- -~ - - ~- - - - - H REPRESENTO IFOR NATIONAL. ADVERITING BY National Advertising Service, blc. SCllegePublishers Representative 420 MAois4 AvE. NEWYORK. N. Y. CRnCAQQ * BO$TOw . Los A.QNLao, *SAR FRAIFS6CQ Member, Associated Collegiate Pregs, 1943-44 Ed Marion Ford. Jn Farrant . Clitre Sherman Marjorie Borradalle Eric Zalenek 'veFrank . 1 ...…

…F1IDAY, JAN. 28, 1944 'T'7HE MAHIG AN DAILY PA( Hillel Winter Hop Saturday In League to Hildinger's Music Hillel's tenth annual Winter Hop will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday in the main ballroom of the Michigan League. Music for dancing will be provided by Dave Hildinger and his orchestra with intermission time being taken up by a varied and elaborate program of entertainment. Admission To Be War Stamp Under the direction of Cp...…

…^t 1 t# WW11%-W Y~tv 411 in" Sale of Bonds hI Couty Is Slowing Down District Is Still Short $6,158,750 of Local Goal, Leaders Reveal The county war bond drive, which seemed to be getting off to a flying start in the first few days, is now slowing down considerably, according to latest reports. With $6,158,750 yet to go toward a goal of almost seven and one-half million dollars, campaign leaders are a little worried.. Sales of Series E bonds ...…

…f' x i01 illiu t a 3 i Alf A- -&6 lpmvq X tg AN u 4LM Q / VOL. LIV No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 28, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Germans In Hasty Retreat From Gomel Yanks Drive 800 Yards on Augusta Bay Four Days Required To Extend Beachhead; Jap Losses Are High By ROBERT EUNSON Associated Press Correspondent SOUTHWEST PACIFIC ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Nov. 28 (Sunday) -American Marines and sldiers have driven 800 yards to the n...…

…PAGE TWO, Tl MN AILY, SUNbA'Y, N'OV. 28, 1943 .... . . ... . . ....... . ......... - - - - -------- New Members Appointed to 'PLANFOR WORLD SETILEMENT': ;,., f Re.(-Y-ents BVii. Z Gulbertson Talk To Opei Co ference Accepts Gifts.. union 1ta1 1 Ely Culbertson, world strategist, author and bridge expert, will lecture on his "plan for World Settlemen~t", Appointees Will Serve at 7:15 p.m. Friday in Rackh m On $ix Committees Auditorium,...…

… I:' RE A1.4-f :"1'I'IG A N RA I+, eac m xe Great Lakes.. .19 Navy ...... 13 Iowa Cadets .. 32 Oklahoma . . 26 Georgia Tech. 48 S. Methodit . 20 USC ....... 26 Sojtlwestern 21s Notre Dame. .14 Army....... 0 Minnesota ..'. o Nebraska . . . 7 Georgia . ... 0 T. Christian . 0 UCLA ...... 13 Rice........ 7 Notre Dame Succumbs to Strong Great Lakes Team, Del Mlomne P 47 Calilormia . . 8] 19-1 I TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor...…

…AUHEUGWAi bAiLY 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 entitled to the uSe ror republication of all news dispatches credited to it or othe...…

… 28; 1941 ;1~ MrWT 'l .C iRI-aT. . _ ..u an-s-n.!_i f.a :a as xs i, a R1 fi i. JJ J. .. 1 1 - _.._.... _.._.._...__ . ... i : F i'1 i.' l S !s7 All House Presidents To Meet At5on Wednesday in Rackham Freshmen Coeds Seen Sparsely Representative Group To Take New Status in Student Affairs The house presidents of all of the dormitories, sororities and league houses on campus will meet at 5 p.m. Wednesday in the Rackham Amphi- theatre, Ann M...…

…7 sIX THE MIC HIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 28, 1943 t __ ._ ----------- Navy Promotes Larry Hughes, Joseph Loftin New Lieutenant aild Ensign Will Transfer T9 Princeton Soon On authority from the Bureau of Naval Personnel Chief Petty Officers, karry Q. Hughes and Joseph E. Lof- tin were appointed lieutenant (j.g.) and ensign respectively in the USNR on Thursday. These men were sworn in and com- missions delivered by Capt. R. E. Cassidy, Comma...…

… 831UNDAY , Ntv, /8 1 4 ,' . 11I1I l'11.i(AN DAI]LY- PAGI E EEN -- --- . ASSOCIATED tt k }- z. r 1 ,?. f- , 9. '.ice' } _ r, v; . - t; t21 a -f r ,- , r' ARMY, NAVY SHOW:1 ThainIs fgivLin - Songa Service lol BeBroadccast Today on WJR 3 , ,3 k 4 ; A. drama tized hnkgvigsong service, written by Prof. Kenneth Rowe of the English Department arnd a committee of enlisted men of the Army Specialized Training Program and the Navy Training Uni...…

…r.Cr T CHT THEl- MIIi(AN 14iiN SD iY-,NOv a.?1943 ...... . ...... Army Air Force U/nit Here W ,rl vDisbcc toryVPeace 1 - i - -- - WRil Bo ITh41 ei t Meteorology Group To Quit U' by Dec. 10 Graduates Assigned To Communications, Air Crews, ASTP Graduation yesterday of Squadron C of the 55th AAFTTC marked the disbanding of the Army Air Force' Unit stationed on the campus, to b completed Dec. 10. Of the original unit, two groups Squad...…

… i t " ii itgu atit Weather cooler VOL. LIII, No. 22-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1943 PRICE iIV E C VN T s Rome Is Reported Discussing -W,4& lw w n 1 A =I- 11 m st FDR Criticizes OWI Remarks Ridiculing Italian King Badoglio Is Called Fascist In Broadcast King Characterized as 'Moronic'; Terms for Armistice Still Stand By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 27. --Presi- -dent Roosevelt today sharply criti- cized ...…