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…N u:. qwr nit&g W eFaihiE . ............. . ....... . ......... . ............... ............ ........... . ... . . . VOL. LIX No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Mareth llied Line Smashed by British tth of I Army; Eletreat arships Shell Pq Ruml Plan Will Face Vote Today Both Parties Strive Desperately To Hold Lines on Tax Issue By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 29.-The pay-as-yo...…

…PAGt fWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY,- Mk PAGI~ ~fWo TUESDAYS ~ ~O, 1~4#j~ Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published b every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summersession. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is cxclislvely entitl...…

…TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports j!Aitor (Editor's Note: Today's column was Written by Harvey Frank. a 'Junior memiber of the Sports Staff.) SOMEONE ~Way back in the days of antiquity once said that history repeats itself. We don't know if this holds true for the rest of the world, but it certainly does on the sports scene. This was brought home to us by the predicament that tennis coach L~eroy Weir finds himself in now while trying ...…

…THE MIt fl1tAP~ DAILY 7,r It U' Band Spring Concert Tit Be CiVefi Thursday 30th Annual Program To Open and Close With Patriotic Theme The thirtieth University of Michi- gan Spring Band Concert will be giv- en Thursday night at 8:30 p.m. in Hill Auditorium. The University of Michigan band, conducted by Prof. William D. Revel- li, is an organization acclaimed throughout the United States for its standard excellence. The concert prepared for ...…

…r loKr61- -4 rN c c; VOL. LITI No. 153 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Advance in Tunisian Mountains 'U' Fresh Air Ca 400 Students Will Aid in Annual Drive Goal of $1,500 Will Provide for Boys of Metropolitan Areas "Send a boy to the Fresh Air Camp" will be the slogan for the twenty-third consecutive year as four hundred students from dormi- tories, sororities and fraternities sell tags in ...…

…PAGE TWO u"'Fresh Air Camp Tag Sale To Be Today (Continued from Page 1) president of Wyvern. Also serving on the central committee are Peggy Morgan, '45, store collections, Gaye Doyle, '44, tag stringing, Bunny Crawford and Lorraine Dalzan, '43. post organization, Virginia Rock, '44. publicity, and Don Longworth, '45E, headquarters. There will be students stationed all day at the headquarters in Room 4. University Hall, to meet any emer- gency...…

…r t. y SiHE;IIC I , Wolverines hip Broncos, 10=9, in 11=Inniwg Si iwfe st W alterhouse's Hit with a Bases Full Provides Win Dick Drury, Third Maize and Blue Hurler, Finishes Contest To Take Credit for Victory I _____._._._ t1 TAKING IT EASY Major League Scores <9~ (Continued from Page 1) here probably the fightingest team the Maize and Blue has faced this year. Twice Western was behind by three runs, and twice they came iigh...…

…PAGEFoUrn TlE UJi C IGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1943 I I . .._ ..r ... _ Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Mdichigan 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 entitl...…

…MUDAY; APB M-30, -1hV,- TFIE Nt Mi C14G A N: D*M LlY r o r . ........ . ...... . .... .: rlr y Rushing Plans Submitted to Panhel Meting Proposal Made To Have Season During Fall Extended over Six Weeks To Benefit All Houses A group of women representing 14 sororities presented a tentative plan for rushing next fall to a meeting of Panhellenic Association yesterday. Highlight of 'the proposed plan is the holding of the rushing period duri...…

…PAti~ ;.1u Ik iii z i 1 , Secretary Sees Gieit hlnge In East Quad Only Familiar Faces In Military Group Are Former Dorm Boys By MARJ BORRADAILE "The Army has altered the whole setup for me," trimly-coiffured Mrs. Florence Sprentall, secretary of mili- tary East Quadrangle and former acting house director of the dorm, said yesterday. "I used to know all the 400 stu- dents who lived in the dorm in peace- time and now I can't say that I kn...…

… Ic 43A I ait Weatheir contillued cool ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS . . . ......... Planes Batter Cologne, mburg fficias Quarrel over Economic Program DENSE SMOKE COVERS LEGHORN: Flying Fortresses Bomb Italian Port By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, June 29-In a red hot quarrel, Vice President Wal- lace accuse Secretary of Commerce Jones today of obstructing impor- tant phases of the econo...…

…'I v Tilt: MICITIC-AN DATTV VlrVDN'T,"S;nAAl'- -TTTVV. Ail' -10112 a -'. A a.'.l . V '11 1'1R-W l .J A. L..AA' dE4 i V)i4 , 11043it Union To Clos Dining Room To Civilians e i ON THE OIL TREK: Two 'UGeolcogists Search for, New Michigan Oil Resources Germans Harness Dogs On Front A FARCE F ACTORY: Laboratory, Designi Course Gives Engineers Experience Bal Room Has Been Converted into Mess Hall for Servicemen Possible places in whi...…

… WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1943 TIH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Smith and Fife Bow Out in Match Play at NCAA Goli [Meet 0 Stephens, Rejected by, Army, Tied by Hockett Loses to Bulldog Lone Maize and) Eliminated by I Lose in Quarter-Finals Individual Title; Kuntz CHICAGO, June 29.-(P)-Vernon Stephens, the American League's leading hitter all season, finally has been overtaken-on the day he was rejected for military service. The St. Louis Bro...…

…T14V M11 111V-'A iri fi V __ m r t l[tgFttt Patin Fifty-Third Year 1 :I a ! iwa "'J i I t. I11 f e "'t Ali N 4 i I I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUELGRAFT ON WHO WILL RULE CHINA? _ Ai -14J' IVII u .I /I-F N V 11jI EDNE SDAY, :Jae30, 14 43 Chiang Will Fight Reds :. OW I,". *DwT1 A= Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every...…

… JUNE ail, 1943 HEMICTHIGAN DA[TN PAGE Air CampaignIs Prologue To Anticipated Allied Invasion * *. * * 4 ________-_______ * * *' * * * British, Americani Planes Active During Land and Sea Lull All Sea and Air Initiative Wrest from axis y Destruetive BOmbing Campaigns By GLENN BABB Associated Press War Interpreter Summer's first week-end finds the' world still waiting for the curtain to rise on the main show, the antici- pated titanic cl...…

…TH1 P Mlirnirc-AN nkirTv '6 VTITeY1'Wr' ".4 L4 V^r A L'97 WTTLTl4 MBA a A A MM SericeMen, 'U'Officials ive Vesper Army Unit Chorus To Sing Sacred Anthem For Sunday Concert A patriotic vesper service sponsored by the Army and Navy units and University officials of the summer session and term will be held for all a axL.LL i A.VAAl n*1Lik H1l ~Ll 1L y JWDNESDUAY, JUNE $0I, 143 t Glide'.r-Towing Planes Get 'Swoose-Sweese' I nsignia students,...…

…a /Y kt tglwwn 4 aily WeatherI Warmer VOL. LIII, No. 24-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS ... . ...... Now== Allies Crack Messina Bridgehead Core v Allies Make Advances on Munda Base MacArthur Announces Progress in Central Solomons Campaign By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN THIE SOUTH PACIFIC, July 30, Fri- day- General Douglas MacArthur announced today that American troops have made f...…

…THE MIChIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, ULY $0,1$48 C7mnnw A T n Keeps Their Chins Up Arm y SoftballI Team To Play F i r st A Game T i hese men have had considerable ex- erience in radio and stage work. tangler Wrote Shows; Stanzler wrote several shows while > ,t Ohio State University and did' onsiderable theatre work in Provi- ence, R. I. before his entrance into he Army. Rush has acted at the4 lollywood Playhouse and was form- rly a professiona...…

…y FRITDAY, JULY 30, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan State College Decides To Resume Grid Practice l, Grid Squad Sees Action Despite Rain Backfield and Lines Alternate as Team , Runs Through Plays By JOE McHALE Yesterday, the fourth day.of sum- mer football practice, offense was once again much in evidence. Rain, which wet down Ann Arbor early in the afternoon, had no damp- ening effect on the spirits of the players, who put a good dea...…

…R; PAGE FOUR, TIIEi -CMIITiq D LIL FRIDAY, JULLY 30, 1943 _ __. Fifty-Third Year Straight from the Shoulder 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 and Tues- day during the regular University year, and every morn- ing except Monday and Tuesday during the summer session, Member of The Associated Press The Assoc...…

…'=R 'AY ls YS,. 1943 -. U.UA 4 A L ..~ L ~ *V,. I ,J~.3 1m R IIIAe I IIYI I Yltll .. - a Jn t .a " m _.. _. ,.,. 1 a .. ........... PAGE FIVE Summer Prom Will Be Open To Civilians, Servicemen Here I Following in the footsteps of last Summer's only all-campus dance, the Summer Prom to be held from 8:30 p.m. to midnight Aug. 14 in Water- man Gym will be open to all civil- ianis and servicemen stationed here. The orchestra for the dan...…

…PAGE SIX TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 38, 1943 t t It Will Not Happen Here!! FOR THOSE WHO FALL and freeze on the lime-covered floors of the cattle carsr that carry them to German labor camps-- there is no other choice. For the litle children of Tepelini and Salonika and Athens who wait with swollen stomachs for the food ship that never arrive, there is nothing else to do - but wait. For the Russian peasant with no choice but to...…

… ig 4Iit(t 4aiiM 0: VOL. LIV No. 24 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 30, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Tom Harmon Is Reported Safe in Eighth Army Slashes Main Sangro River De enses' Allied Advance Perils Adriatic Winter Lin' Nazi Counterattacks Fail To Stem Drive; Progress Is 'Good' By NOLAND NORGAARD Associated Press Correspondent ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, AL- GIERS, Nov. 29.-Striking with the same type of fierce night attack that insti...…

…i'ris; i ri :.; % iA.I L~ a~zCioz,; ..: 1'jit-Fourth Year 7-- Editednd znsa 'd yv studients of the University of MIchian nuder Ibe autority of the Board In Contro) of Student Publicatons. . P>!n : bed mrn -n- ug execpt, MonTay during the regulnr UO;.i y , ni every morning except Mon- day and '1 e dn Lumte summer session. Mem ber of The Associated Press The /ssor inen I 're. is exclusively entitled to the use ror re pubnic ion ofall news d...…

… Y : to lL i Civilians and Navy To Compete in Intra Squad Track Meet ° t0: a _ is.. s ..ice :i r. TAKING IT EASY y ED ZALNSKJ Dafly fports Editor The He man Side... N SUNDAY'S DAILY appeared a story from Detroit which stated simply that the "University of Michigan alumni ... paid great tribute to Tom Kuzma and Julie Franks, 1942 gridiron heroes who are now confined to University Hospital." The real story is the one behind the scenes in...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nurse Corps Representative To Visit Campus Opportunities Offered To College Women Is Subject for Discussion Miss Dorothy Rusby, representa- tive of the National Nursing Council for War Service and the United States Cadet Nurse Corps, will be on the campus Dec. 6 and 7 to discuss the opportunities for college women in the United States Nurse Corps. Informal discussions will be held in the League and in the dormitories for st...…

…--- - _77- - - -- pry s' 7 fir' a II I II ~i , I -9cor aaug Iair VOL. LIV No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, 'TH"iUSDAY, DW. 30, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Red Army Nears Pre-War Allied Planes Sink German Destroyers Four Nazi Ships Lost In Naval, Air Battle Off Coast of France By The Associated Press LONDON, Dec. 29.-Allied war planes, including U.S. Navy Libera- tors, and British Royal Navy cruisers have sunk three Nazi destroyers and a speed...…

…PACETWO MICHIGAN DAIlY 'tTht_ fC1:bAY, Dt. ;if), t1943 .... ......... . .. ........ . .. . . ... . . . .... . ..... Fifty-Fourth Year RaUther Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON 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 ses...…

… 1 .4 THURSDAY, DEC, 30, 1943 'Ild A ~ C1B1U A 1AIINA TlTJ~.flYDE. 0,A93 hu I? U 1'I i. A . VI1 L,.w aA SlA 5.1 A SS4 F Western Conference Football Championship HighlightsMichign 's1943 Soorts Year 1943 in Retrosect.. * By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor rJHE YEAR 1943, which in its in- fancy saw a weak Wolverine cage quintet end its most disas- trous Big Ten campaign In many seasons, comes to an end tomorrow with Michigan carrying on a...…

…- ,-,--r . ....... .... ........... Company A Will Hold Graduation Ceremonies Tuesday January Group To Leave for Advanced Base Entire Company Given 10 Day Furlough; New Class To Replace Old Graduation exercises for the Jan- uary class of Company A will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. After the ceremony the entire com- pany will leave for a ten day fur- lough. The January class will re- ceive officer'...…