…'PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FE-IDAY, JITN : 7, 19,16 . ........F............A....JUNE............. Fifty-Sixth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff Margaret Farmer Hale Champion Robert Goldman Emily E. Knapp Pat Cameron Clark Baker Des Howarth Ann Schutz Dons Guimaraes . . . . . . . Managing Editor *........ . . Editori...…
…FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1946 { THE MICIIIGAN DAILY PA(I-E--V THE Ma. ":a .ili l'. _LAN ' ..afIAIY l~' a A , u r, a v r Louis Prima To Be FE Tickets Will Be Sold' To All on Diagonal Terrace To Serve As Outdoor Nightclub A number of extra tickets for Sen- ior Ball will be on sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today on the Diagonal. Any tickets left after 3 p.m. will be sold at the Union Desk until the time of the dance, which is to be held from 10 ...…
…PiAGE SIX Michigan Trained Instructors Wanted for German Schools t; IZ"I- An opportunity for Michigan train- ed teachers who would like to go to Germany is being offered through the Bureau of Appointments and Oc- cupation Information, T. Luther Pur- Men Students Needed To Help For Orientatton Registration of 1,640 Freshmen Expected Men students are needed for Ori- entation advisors during fall regis- tration from Sept. 16 to Sept. 21. Due ...…
…ENCYCLOPEDIA CONTRIBUTORS See Page 6 we Sw- Ar ,43 a t t CLOUDY COLDER VOL. LVI, No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Congress Accused Of'Deserting Vet' By A VC eader Committee to Publicize Representatives From Michigan Voting Down Subsidies Charging Congress with "deserting the veteran" and "yielding to spe- cial interest lobbies" in the House of Representatives vote against the sub- sidy and price contr...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SDATI .. a. m 4r a. a. n.N' 1 L d'1 1 L 1. -" __ __ ____ _. _.. __ Fin THURSDAY. Truman Intervention Sought To End UAW-GM Stalemate Cilurch Leaders Hear Truman Plea for UNO Presiden Seeks Support of Assemblage; Ignores Proposal for Anglo-Amnerican Paet Union Charges Company With Internal Interference By The Associated Press DETROIT, March 6 - President Truman's personal intervention in the deadlocked General Motor...…
…THURSDAY, MARH 7, 1946 T'HE MI C H 1G A N I A ILY hree Conference Meets on Weekend's Sch PACE TIIEE edule Thinclads' Hopes for Fourth Straighi Crown Based on Team Balance, Strength in Distance Matmen To Ring Down Curtain in Big Ten Meet V " Divers laise Natators' Hopes In Fight for Conference Title NEwtfCQomer ' (Neil the Minnesota meet after only two weeks of practice and turned in a rs,,,r ,,l ,,,,,,,erM ice showing. IFor the first time...…
…ptdr! rotii 'n vii i WAN I )A LY ... y;.,; ... .. i1LXA s L 1 Fifty.Sixh 1Year IT OIIAPI'FNS. A First Class Firk in of Gherkins DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 41, Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Margaret Farmer Robert Goldman d~ale Champion Emily E. Knapp Pat Cameron . Editorial Staff Business Staff Managfing ditor City Editor Editorial Arector ...…
…THURSIAll, MARCIH L 1940 THE MtCiC,:,AN- DALILY a sa l.a :1. L. \. .0..l. ". V d £ 1 .Cl d.l 1 Y.J j Coeds To Ask Men to Pay-Off Dance Saturday Beckner Band Wil Furnish Humor, Music Mortarboard To Sell Tickets At League, Diagonal Today; Grill Will Serve Refreshments The informal Pay-Off Dance, spon- sored by Mortarboard and presented for all women on campus and their dates, will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight, Saturday, the night after ...…
…"44% 'AGE SIX, THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1.14 'AGE SIX 'flIURSPAY, MARCY! 7, 19~ IFC Will Sponsor Smoker for Prospective Fraternity Rushees New Rules, Policy To Be Explained Tuesday; Registration for Rushing Continues in Union FOR EDUCATION: Campus Textbook Lending Library Offers Books to Self-Supporting Students at 'U' Sponsored by the Interfraternity Council, a smoker for all men inter- ested in joining fraternities will ...…
…COUNCIL. FORUM See Page 2 Lw 43t tit PARTLY CLOUDY, SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LVI, No. 71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1946 aR PRICE FIVE CENTS Security Council Ends Red-British Dispute in Greece Russia Yields on All Major Charges, Will not Insist on Troop Withdrawal Opposes efuses Torced "'op Receipts; Charity' Policy v I By The Associated Press LONDON, Feb. 6-The United Na- tions Security Council tonight ended the cri...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DATT.Y TriTTi SDA , i. TERVARY 7, 1549 - - THE. 4Y 11a V N a1 TTY-y ,.. Ja i.}1 THURSDAY. rEBRUARY 7. 194~ W_, STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Council-Forum vs. Congress Discussed I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Britain's Middle Position Confusing By SAMUEL GRAFTON r >_ EDITOR'S NOTE: An editorial presenting the case for the Congress-Cabinet Constitution will ap- pear in The Daily tomorrow). LET'S TAKE A LOOK at the Student Govern...…
…!. AYr;EBR., RY x, r .. THEMICHIG~AN IAIL'Y PAGE THREE MSC ilulays ttract Op Mid- est Thirty-Four Wolverines Meet OSU, Notre Dame, Eleven Other Schools ,E Swim Team Meets Wayne In Warm-Up Underdog Tartars Here Tomorrow for Meet Puckmen H ope for Revenge Moore, Swanson, Leonard, Head List of Stars In Competition at East Lansing Saturday Michigan's 34 entrants in the 24th Annual Michigan State Relays heads a list of more than 200 so...…
…r , THURSDiAY, FEBRUARY "72 THE MI(IIIGAN DAffY _______________ -.--.-.--. U ~ CHINESE EDUCATOR: Dr. Stuart Expresses Hope for China Recently returned to the United Stateseafter four years as a prisone of the Japanese, Dr. J. Leighton Stu- art, president of Yenching Universit3 in Peiping, said: "I have never been more hopeful for China, more optimistic concern- ing its future, than at the presenit time. I never felt that the so-called Civ...…
… ELECTION RULES, SAMPLE BALLOT See rage 2 1Mw 47a it4l MOSTLY CLOUDY, CONTINUED MILD VOL. LVI, No. 29 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Vets 0 ffer Solution to. Housing Problem __ i Hours For Voting Are Announced Campus Election To Be Held Today Polling hoursr forthe all-camp election today are from 7:45 a.m. t 3:15 p.m. Two Union vice-presidents, te members of the J-Hop Dance cor mittee, two student me...…
…PAGE TWO THE MTCT T Ti fATIN IDAY~I DCTMR 74104 - ---------- aa aarx a a.; ara:ewa:asva.aruaa n 2 iaz,: Big Air-Sea Hunt I - - - -- -- ---- --- --- Underway For Six Lost Navy, Planes 27 Men Aboard Missing Aircraft. By The Associated Press MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 6-Mysteriously swallowed up in the swift dusk of the tropics, five Navy torpedo bombers with 14 men aboard and a sixth Navy rescue plane with 13 crew members were the object of a gr...…
…FRIDAY, :OECEMTIL~U 7, 1J4 THE MICHIC A N 14 d ll.V vAr-1 r militpvv -A- -- -,ZU. IdAL d.1%, jad." t1A .JC i .JtL. J. Lii limp"- -01-lA fVV~A 9W YACa; THtGI .° ±. Michigan Cagers, uckmen In Action Saturday Wolverines Seek Third Win in Clash Wit Unbeaten Broncos Western Invades i Field 1Ho1se Fresh F4ro). Startling Victory ir Madison Square Gardeni OFF THE KEYBOARD By MARY LU HEATH Associate Sports Editor I P By HANK KEISER< Hei...…
…PACE FOt~ T1iEa ICI _ANDAILY P_ , a. 1 Y 4rL11 n L ; 17 ........ . . . . . ........ . . .. ........ ............ Fifty-s ixth Year e - Z - - .I7- i Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Repu blicans .Prepare for 1946 i'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Nations Make Catch-All of UNO l! Ray Dixon . Robert Goldman Betty Roth . . Margar...…
…FRIDAY DECEMBER Z, 1941 H5. Z tfL 4 V Ate' nATT 0 -nr 17. 1 Zs Pv IN 1 .E i 1 Jr FACE FIIVE Sophs To Present Traditiona I Cabaret Tornorrow in League Mistletoe Mingle To Feature Dance All students are invited to attend the annual Soph Cabaret at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre and the second floor of the League, proceeds from which are to be used for the purchase of wheel chairs for war veterans at Percy Jones Hos...…
…rACE S THE MICHIGAN DAILY ITIAY, DECEi M 7, 1945 PAGE SIX F RIDAY, DEOEMBEIL 7, 1945 .ww New Tuberculosis Hospital for Vets To Be ButHere Pres. Truman Approves 500-Bed Project To Be Located Near Hospital TiCket Sales Open for Play "What a Life" Play Production Offers Henry Aldrich Comedy Tickets for "What a Life," to be presented by Play Production Dec. 12-15, may be purchased at the Lydia Mendelssohn box office starting Mon- day. The f...…
… $LEAGUE HOUSES$ See Page 4. a PIC 41P 41P tvitr ,4 41 7:1attiq CLOUDY WITH SHOWERS N VOL. LVI, No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Jeffries ins I etrVoit Mayoralty Race German Con tro la ySlitAllies Eary Edge By Frankei Is Lost isteen AVC To Hold First Campus Meet at Union City Chapter Mapped By Veteran Group An organizational meeting for the American Veterans' Committee will be held at 8 p.m. t...…
…TH MICHIGAN DAILY v I NESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1945 THEMICI", FIL WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ~ 1945 WASH INGTON MERRYG-ROUtND: ill-Bentfornfiation auh i - -_- I. I I' t DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Business Staff Dorothy Flint . . . . . . . ....Business Manager Joy Altman . . . . . . . Associate Business Mgr. Telephone 23-24-1 Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re-publication of all news di...…
…WVEDNIESDAY, NGVnMREE. 7, 1945 THE ICHIGAN DAILY W--T- - - -_--- Everybody-,.f Let-'s .All See Jf fe1 6 By BILL MULLENDORE Daily Sports Editor Students, cheerleaders, and the University band will combine to form a rousing (we hope) sendoff parade for the Michigan football squad tomorrow night as it entrains for Baltimore and the Navy game Saturday. The parade will form at 5:45 p.m. on the Union steps and march down State Street to the...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NO 7, n . . .a a THEsMI.HIGAN da 11J1T .._. 1 4 f 7. "Big Brother' Attitude Toward South America Condemned guese and prepared its salesmen for work in South America." Interested students should study Portuguese as well as Spanish before traveling to Latin America, Dr. Thompson asserted. Movies Injurious "The single thing that injures our prestige most in South America is the American movie, due to its usual...…
…I . I N 43autg W EATHER Suniny and Pleasant VOL. LV, No. 4-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1945 inson polnteecretaryof Trea PRICE FIVE CENTS sury * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 600 Superforts PondHonshu Fire, Demolition Bombs Hit FiveIndustrialCities " war Production Allies Make Crossing at Seize Penadjam Point, Balikpapan Bay Harbor Entrances By The Associated Press About 600 Superforts smashed at five Japanese...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1945 Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Byrnes Faces Pro-wFranco Fiasco DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON-Wise-owl Sec. State Jimmy Byrnes has decided not to consider State De- partment reorganization of personnel until he returns from the Big Three conference. Most other policy matters, unless of major importance, will also wait. One policy matter which will co...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE PAGE THREE Grid Professors' Aim To Repeat Past uccesses By HANK KEISER If there is ever any question as to what single factor has had the most influence in contributing to the suc- cess of the University of Michigan's football teams, one need only turn his eyes to the famed list of coaches record by compiling 2,821 points to their opponents' 42. "Pop" Yost retired as Head Coach in 1923, after 23 consecutiv...…
…PAGE I'OVM THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY7,1915 - - .-.----- I London Poles Ask Loyalty of Forces 'Big Three' Offer Demobilization, British Service, Recoinstruetion Work By The Associated Press LONDON, July 6-The exiled Polish Government in London-appar- ently casting itself into the role of an "underground government"-called upon the 250,000 men of the Polish armed forces abroad today to remain loyal and support its claim to speak fo...…
…lot -..e2 4qr kvm 4 >aitg WEATHER VOL. LV, No. 166 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS I somm"Wanamis Meeting Today To Organize NewAIi- Campus Program World Youth Council Delegates' Plai nts For United Action To Be Carried Out A PLEA FOR UNITED YOUTH: How Can We Help Plan World Peace? Marines Capture Naha Airfield in Closing Phase Of 68 Day-Old Campaign HAT CAN WE DO to plan the peace which we, the you...…
…PAGE. TWO THE -MICHIGAN DAILY PAO~ TWO mu~A~AY; JUNE 7~ U43~ w"Wea"Nomm"awn EIj Filifgan UaiLgh Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUN D: Thomas Ta k Significant_ re pcts. bowetr cpc :n theIei cs g ting tot gher. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Edited and managed by students of1 Mlchigan under the authority of theI of Student Publications. Editorial Staff the Univenity of Board in Control Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon Paul siun Hank Mant...…
…JUNE-7, 1945 THE MICHIGAN ,AITL PAGE -THIM& PAGE T!UtEE t. Michigan Nine Engages Grosse Ile Here Today I(takinf the t~'und4 By BANK IMANI1ItO Dauily Sporty Editor Michigan Sends Seven Runners To NCAA Meet. Bob Hume, Thomasoll I .01Cipe t in Mile Run! Weir Awards Seven Letters To Net Squad Post Elected Honorarvs taptain of '45 Team Squad Meets Ohio State Saturday To End Season Peddy, Uackstadt To Pitch Against Sailors; L)uthie'1...…
…PAG L FOBR THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAN'S DEATH KNELL SOUNDS: Geologist Predicts Extinction Of Man as Dominant Species By PAT CAMERON and more competition with the pred- "In the past, when animals have ators and he assumed their habits," reached the giant stage which man he continued. "In the end, he out-I has attained among the primates, preys his models, killing even those the species has soon disappeared," of his own kind. There were form- P...…
… W- Itgan 4aifly EXTRAI V-E DAY ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN MONDAY, MAY 7, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Churches Will Hold Services VxE Day Worship Planned in City All Ann Arbor churches will hold individual services of prayer and thanksgiving today, the Rev. C. W. Carpenter; director of the Ann Arbor Ministerial Association, announced. Most churches will hold services at 8 p.m. EVT, in accordance with the request of the Ministerial Associa- tion. The ...…
…. _.. W-N ~rv -mr,"VIL As, Ituss ans Deserve Greatest Credit for European Victory ! Reds Stiffer Greatest Grief, Heaviest Losses in Personnel, Russians Recognize Material Aid Provided by Americap Lend-Lease and AlliedBombing REDEPLOYMENT: Marshal Stresses Importane 01 Proper Attitude at Home By HENRY G. CASSIDY Former Chief of Associated Press Moscow Bureau The Russians can claim, with scant1 fear of contradication, that they did...…
… 1ti, MAl1C fIGA7N -DAILY Demobilization Program lanned for Rturning Ye terans Army Survey Shows Plans of Servicemen Aim Is Reinstatement Into Civilian Standing By FRANK CAREY Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON - Everybody and his brother has been proposing post- war plans for veterans . Now comes the Army with a line- up of what the soldier plans for him- self. The research branch of the Army Service Forces' Information and Ed- u...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 E Big Three Snatch Victory from Nazis Brief History of War in Europe Gives Thrilling Story of Hitler's Rise and Fall I (Continued from Page 1) sliced through the Polish cavalry divisions to the Wisla (Vistula), trapped a huge army in the Kutno area west of Warsaw and another random in the south. In 18 days Hitler boasted of Vic-. tory in a speech at Danzig, though it was Sept. 27 before Warsaw, battered to a pulp, su...…
…7; THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Invasion of Europe Started withSicily Gerian Territory in Europe Shrinks To NothinAg i Less lau Two Years (Continued from Page 4) - ly bloody battles were fought in beat- ing the Germans back from one Italy . *. hedgerow and sunken road to the The Allies invasion of Europe really next. Cherbourg, the Allies' first began with the attack on Sicily by major port in France, was taken by Gen. Eisenhower's Briti...…
…'9 Germany Is Easy To Handle-So Far Lochner Says Conqnest So Rapid That Poppulation 'Meely Does What Told' 4- (EDITOR'S NOTE: This article was writ- In the Saarland on the whole, the ten by the former head of the A Berlin Bureau before V-E day was officially foreign occupation is accepted more proclaimed and tells how the German grudgingly. Various military govern- peole have reacted to control by the Al- ment officials testified the German l...…
… -- THE Ri'CHIGAN _________ Original Pacific WrTmtable Is Moths Ahead o Sc PAGE SEVEN hedil Japanese Navy rippled; Only Army Is Intact No American Leader Predicts Early Victory Bq JAMES D. WHITE Associated Press Staff Writer As Americans turn to slug Japan with both hands, they find a situa- tion astounding in view of what was expected and planned for back in the dark days of Pearl Harbor. The original Pacific timetable is months, if not a f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA TT TII1i~ MTCHIcAN flATTV _._. I M-M * N THEIR Ji THE DEFEAT LPBmr-q 0 LY HA LF DO E M °-" 9 OF GERMANY, a task of the greatest magnitude is completed and we all thank God job is only half done. There remain must be crushed before total victo many should not give rise to celebr should make us reverent and thank should make us more conscious of more determined that nothing will towards the defeat of ...…
…Y r e tna tiattij WEATHER Partly Cloudy and Mild, Showers, Cooler I VOL. LV, No. 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Aids Flooded Louisiana Red River Covers Shreveport Area By The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-Levees crumbled and a general exodus of dwellers followed as a major flood spread out today down the Red River basin in central Louisiana. Calls for relief were answered by the Red Cross,...…
…PAGE tO Svl'iTIY ? AR1, tti:f '; i: C,.4 £irc4jau Bally Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Open Letter t Josef Stalin 'The Pendulum 1 v:? ;- c, ", . f{ UII JA; -Ifoffm folloomp" on. A 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 Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon , Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy...…
…E MICHIAN D)AUYDAL F our Games Added to Baseball S e ule Vetter, Star Half-Miler, Lost for Outdoor Season Conference Championship Chances Hindered1 By Losses to Draft; Marcoux Taken Earlier Michigan hopes for a third suc- cessive Western Conference outdoor track championship this spring were jolted yesterday with the announce- ment that George Vetter, ace middle distance runner, has been inducted into the Army and will not be avail- able ...…
…)UR, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAT, )UR SATUJUJAZ Lewis Summons Policy Committee; Crisis in Coal Negotiations Is Reached 5th Annual Orchestra'Concert To Be Given Tomorrow at Hill Perkins' Proposed Contract To Be Considered; Seizure Is Indicated By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 6-Soft coal wage negotiations virtually broke down today and John L. Lewis summoned his 250-man policy committee to determine the United Mine Workers' futu...…
…music SUPPLEMEN 1 N Kr 4 / ati MUSIC SUPPLEMVENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 1945 Eleven Soloists 'Rhapsody in Blue' Will Be Performed by LevantF Playing the music which has become a national institution, Oscar Levant will present -the beloved Gershwin "Rhapsody in Blue" and "Con- certo in F Major" at 8:30 p. m. May 4. Levant boasts a record of a rare combination of fine musicianship and prominhence as radio and screen personal...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY- SUNDAY APRIL 8, 1945 PAUL LEYSSAC RUDOLPH SERKIN ** * * * * mous Pianist To Play Leyssac To AppearMay Narrator Will Give" 'Peter and Wolf' Paul Leyssac, popular Danish dramatist, will be featured as nar- rator of his own translation of Pro- koffief's "Peter and the Wolf" with the Philadelphia Orchestra on the third May Festival program at 2:30 p. m. Saturday, May 5, in Hill Aud- itorium. Plays "Gonzalo" in "Th...…
…S44NAX', AP-UJ 8, 1945 THE MIHIGAN DAILY 'SINGING AMBASSADOR': Sayao Promotes Good Neighbor Policy Wr 4 Mme. Bidu Sayao, charming Bra- zilian soprano, who has often been called "Brazil's Singing Ambassa- dress," is the only woman representa- tive of South America on the Metro- politan Opera's roster of artists and has received great acclaim for her operatic and concert appearances. Interested at Early Age . Mme. Sayao became interested...…
…I*HE . ;. ju icj,, J~L I .1i THE 5 2 nd 4NNURL I, S I x C C ERT S -4 THURSDAY, FRIDRf SATURDAY fND SUNDfY MfY 3, 4, 5 AND 6 "II I THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA Eugene Ormandy CONDUCTOR Soul Caston ASSOCI ATE CON DUCTOR BIDU SAYAO, Soprano EZIO PINZA, Bass ELEANOR STEBER, Soprano HERTHA GLAZ, Contralto ROSALIND NADELL, Contralto RUDOLPH SERKIN, Pian ist NICOLA MOSCONA, Bass FREDERICK JAGEL, Tenor ZINO FRANCE...…
… Sir igm 4:3atlij WEATHER Clear and Cold it VOL. LV, No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Cologne Falls; Third Arm y Nears Rhine * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Reds Advance 25 Miles to Mouth of Oder Nazis Lose Last Chance To Stop Drive OVer 500 Towns Seized in One Day By The Associated Press LONDON, March 6-By the first White Russian army in a 25-mile ad- vance that captured more than 5...…
…PAGE Iwo'THE MICHIGAN DAILY Left-Wing Asks for Resignation of Bonomi GREEN TROOPS SUCCEED: Heroism ofAnnArborMenRecounted Commiunist By BOB GOLDMAN Tales of real heroism are revealed, ultimately, despite the rigid censor- ship of World War II. Three months after it happened, the story of how the battered, but1 courageous 106th Infantry Division held back the Nazi onslaught in De-I cember was revealed in a letter from Karl N. Toney, D...…
…4- 7, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mg Ten Swimmiin IMeet Slated 1or Wolverine Cagemen Capture Five Conference Encounters Lindquist, Captain; Mullaney, Most Valuable, As Ten Hoopsters Receive Major Awards <4l: Baseball Squad Strengthened by Seven Veterans Ten major awards and five minor letters were given to members of Michigan's 1944-45 basketball team, which finished fifth in the Western Conference race with a record of five victories ...…
