…'U' EXTENSION CLASS See Page 4 4tAIrtai 41tl RAIN COLDER VOL. LVI, No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS University Coed To Continue in Role Of Campus 'Cinderella, Health, Crowded Living Conditions Necessitate Present Hours for Women Health and crowded housing conditions will not permit any alter- ation in the present hours for women, Miss Alice Lloyd, Dean of Women, declared yesterday. In a written r...…
…THE MTCHIGAN DAILY D SDAY, JANUARY ?09 1949 ----- -- - ---- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. 194(~ STATEHOOD FOR HAWAII: House Committee Studies Issue c&ePJ. to the &dgtop .eEPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTING 8 National Advertising Servie, Inc. College Publisbers'Representative 420 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK. N. Y. CHICAGO 0BOSTON * LOS ANGEES *SA FRANCISCO Member, Associated Collegiate Press, 1945-46 NIGHT EDITOR: BETTANN LARSEN Editorials published in...…
…AIE MlC1 I± DAILY PAGE THREF. .l. ..R..... M L1.y.T..l~u4 Tl.+& L TTVG'..,J...J.J 1 Al.)f L' i lll j.e 1' A Sprint Prospects To See Action in IMeet Saturday Coaches Praise Ability of Freshman Stars; Swain Replaces Witherspoon for Michigan By WALT KLEE freshman sprint prospect I have had If the opinion of the various in several years." coaches is to be respected, the 60- Boilermaker Coach Homer Allen yard dash in Saturday's track meet al...…
…THlE MIC111AN DAILY .WFDNE.SDAY, JANUQARY 30, 1946 ______________________________________________________________________________________________ I WORLD AFFAIRS DISCUSSED:, U' Extension Group Grows Rapidly 'v _______________________ ____________________________________ By FRANCES PAINE EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of a series of interviews with Prof. Maurer on the discussion group he conducts in De- troit. The procedures of group dis...…
…J 0INTHE MARCH OF DIMdES FIGHT INFANTILE PARALY~i !' Sirigun iani1j WVEATHER Snow Flurries and VOL. LV, No. 71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, JAN. 30, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Reds Invade Pomerania, Rti11 on Berlin U. S.SArmyeSweeps Across Our River Yanks Batter To Outposts of Siegfried Line by Wading Through Icy Waters By The Associated Press PARIS, Jan. 29-The U. S. Third Armyssmashed into Germany at two new points today, crossing...…
…PAGE TWO . THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wl ,Mrlvy, JAN, 0. PIC) PAGE TWO fl~S1VA~, JAN; 30; 1.~4~i Fifty-Fifth Year WASH4INGTON MERRY-G O-ROUND: Post- War Control of Machinery 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 . . . . . Managing Editor * . . . City Editor...…
…TT5,6RAV. JAN-, U,,1046 T.11,IIEi4HENUb i PAGE THBEE d VaAu !ts A'L4l i.d 1 --__ ____ _____ __. _ _ _ ____ __ .am _ _ __ 3 :. ..._ _ _ .__. _.....e _. Wolverine Mermen Victorious In Second Conference Clash Michigan Sextet Cagers Down Hoosiers Defeats strong AP Title Hopes Rise for Michigan Tankmen Paced by the stellar performances of Captain Mert Church and Chuck Fries, the Michigan swimming team continued on its road to Conference hon...…
…1 --a 4 L~ L ~ ~e .Mi, V . Ii. F, Wallace Backers Eagerly Await Roosevelt's Aid ,{ " President's Help Needed To Secure Senatorial Approval Scroll ToJunor Coed Graduates At Senior Night Petitions Due for Central Posts of Sophomore Cabaret 'T~nifi nitfar nr I-N nn tr l m By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-Support- ers of Henry Wallace waited eager-, ly - and confidently - tonight for President Roosevelt to throw him a po...…
… #SS 0 iY e i dit iitn 4aill Weather Vair ' VOL. LIV No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 30, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russian Army Loses Ground 0 in Allied Planes Hurl Bombs On Frankfurt American Armada of Bombers Shoots Down 102 German Fighters By The Associated Press LONDON, Jan. 30, Sunday.-More than 1,800 tons of bombs were hurled on Frankfurt, Germany, in daylight yesterday by more the 800 U.S. Flying Fortresses and Liber...…
…1'H fiifffi A IN -1i A l %a 1,04A Labor Reports Cost of Living Up 43 Per Cent Industry Members Of FDR's Committee Say Figures Not Final WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-(M)-}La- bor members of a presidential com- m~ittee studying the cost of living re- ported today it has gone up 43.5 per cent since January, 1941, and were taken to task by industry members who said the report had not been "reviewed by competent and accepted authorities." "There has been ...…
…S'UND)AY, JAN. 30, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 'HR{ ... . .... ............................... . ... .......... .................. i r SEDITION HIGHER UP: Shepard Tells Cause of Few Indictments in Present War Life Savedby Penicillin WAR TAKES TOLL: Over 100 Former 'U' Students Are Dead or Missing in Action Bec}use most of the people who have worked against the war effort are those in high places, there have been fewer indictments...…
… THE MICHIGAN DATTY SUN2AY. J , 3k204.4.. I - - --,- I %PAMAN, QJV, JL%7'Z'X moommomm" 73 - llw - Fifty-Fourth Year HISPANIC SORE SPOT: Argentina's Government Is Still Fascist-Minded Despite Diplomatic Break with Germany, Japan GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty 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 reg...…
… SUNDAY, JAN. 30, 1944 THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Women Marines it eagueToday To Rie.Rd Recruiti Drive Is Sponsored by Local Committee; Gives Information Concerning Reserve Corps To Interested Coeds, Townswomen Sgt.. Merry McCarraugh and Sgt. 4recruiting drive there, according to WAA To Qive Rec-Rally Saturday; Riding Clubs To Hold Joint Meeting Qames, Dancing fEquestrians To Ruth M. Lange, of the Marine Corps Women's Reserve, will...…
… I A ET i 'M ~ J r~ QTiT " - I TAL I& 141AA L AX 1r INK 1.Iti rl 34ty ES 11 "AII.I 9l' I. Tl , J A M ,.~f4 t Cagers Defeated 52-39; Swimmers Swamp Purdue 63-21 Bucks Trounce Quintet;Sextet Edged t TO, bA #* ib 4-3; Wrestlers Triumph it l'II041 kdufJi4., tu J P tit 71tjj Risen Leads Staters Kessler, Maloney To Lopsided Win Star for Michigan s Conference Champion By DAVE LOEWENBERG Ohio Staters Buckeyes chalked up their fourth ...…
… SUNDiA'i, SAv. 5)6, l.J44 ' 1111 ii l A ,I\ A' i PAE SEVEN Nil -..__.._.,, 4 e er a +, -a . .... " <.:a .a, i , a 2_Y J { 1 .............. ._.......... __ ...._._.__ 1 s7\. A' q71: A, i\ Local Drafting Will Undergo Major Changes Registrants Must Pass Physical 21 Days Before Id.ucion WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-()-Lo- cal draft boards grappled today with the doubly-difficult task of overhaul- ing their Selective Service machinery ~without slowing...…
…PAGE EIGHT ""HE MICHIGCAN DAILY SUNDAY. .AN. 30. 1944 .,r .. . w.vY ..vsa K Harmon Lauds Chinese War Spirit, Friendliness Chinese Women March to Front with First Aid Equipment Sergeants Ruin 'King's English' I 4ani m rIniain By DORIS PETERSON "The first thing I did when I got back to this country was to get a malted milk," said Lt. Tom Harmon in an interview in his home yesterday afternoon. "From the time I left the states until I ret...…
…- I Weather Cloudy and warmer. L -999L I ld&k- 4* 41P ~uiti Editorial President Roseiet Begins A Decisive Reg line. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 91 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS House Committee Rejects Proposal To Ban Convoying Adopts Time Limit Clause Fixing Expiration Date Of Presidential Power Senate Group Hears Stimson Testimony By RICHARD L. TURNER WASHINGTON, Ja...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1941 t y Bach ProgramI To Be Played By Schnelker Organ Recital By Student Includes Toccata In F, Three Choral Preludes Four selections by Johann Sebas- tian Bach will feature an organ re- cital to be offered by Josef Schnelker, Grad., at 8:15 p.m. today in partial fulfillment of the degree of Master of Music. The Bach compositions include "Toccata in F" and three Choral Preludes with whic...…
….... ...... , JANUARY 3,- 1941 TH-E MICHlGAN DAILY PAGE-. llftdW" THE MICHIa..AN : sAITVPAE 't 114 [ VI /:1 1J<.1 UtI 1 i SPORT NOTES *Lou Nova Gets Run-Around 9 Don't Sell Detroit Tigers Short By ART HILL FROM THE DEPTHS of the sanc- tum sanctorum of Mr. Michael Strauss Jacobs, the eminent fight promoter, comes the curt announce- ment that Lou Nova will have to lick a few more top-flight heavyweights before he can be considered as an o...…
…FOBu THE MICHIAN DAILY THE.!R$I)AY , JN-U ,R- ::If;1y41 f 11E MICHIGAN DAILY THE REPLY CHURLISH 13y)TOUCHSTONE c-0 America Must Prepare For Economic Invasion 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusiv...…
… JV, U::ii,01941. THE MICHIG~AN DA;iily PACIF F. V I- Y- _-.' -- -.. S... S f n " , I . V A.. k Paralysis Fund Drive To Close Here Saturday Leaders Hope To Reach $2,000 Quota; $1,200 Is Already Contributed The local campaign for funds to combat infatile paralysis will close Saturday when the leaders of the drive hope to reach their $2000 goal. $1200 has already been contributed with several campaign divisions yet to report. Mrs. A. M. Wa...…
…PAGE SIX THE' MICHIG AN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1941 _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ .. w. ,_,. _.. .... . __ .,.... . ....._... _ _ mmoommompow J-Hop Rules Announced By Chairman Dance To End At 3 A.M. Friday, At 12 Midnight Saturday; Only Committee To Have Corsages In order that there be no misunder- standing about J-Hop rules for Feb. 14 and 15, the following announce- ments have been made by Lee Per- ry, general chairman: 1. Dancing ...…
… THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1941 T"iaE MICh IGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN' President Ruthven s Annual Reportl Describes University Developments Editor's Note: This is the second in and the increasing interest of the bibliography. The collection is com- a series of articles which The Daily itrckefealler Foundation and the prised chiefly of monographs. Is publishing, presenting newsworthy Pan-American Sanitary Bureau ine items from President Alexander ...…
…THE MICICAN DAILY I' ITVIDA .iTJANTARV ao, 194) will discuss the opportunities avail- able to students who are qualified ILY OFFI IAL BULLETIN dish to enter tbranchthe i I ..rF L I L B LL}lI i~t .iidentS vwhn'24ar2ciniteEre sted ' f LI 1-1t , n Iiij i m7 i ii eShoA{ U d f1111,___ - ti ~ fiki)~a 1id I~i lil ttibe.(helda ii:jld a, (ContinueI from Page 7) for Engineering Students: During L - to the ,ime h\lien it will be held aud week of Febr...…
