…L Si~Artgn . tt!J WEATHER Fair and Warmer; Continued Clear 11 VOL. LV, No. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Russian Reds Reach S Defenses of C Penetrate 50 MViles Inside Reich : * * S $: * A rmy Begins Frontal Assault on Berlin *. * *~ enate Votes to Continue losed Regents Meetings I X-10( KeyR Opost Right Wing Thrusts Toward Baltic Seag By The Associated Press LONDON, Mar. 7.-Marshal ...…
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…i CR '1 GA'' i - - ij A-- I t v , r ckey Teem .V, ill Pi - aE eek Iate eS Weakened Swim Squad" To Defeid Big Ten Title Loss of Higgins, Zimmerman Cuts Reserve Strength, Dims Michigan Chances Saturday A galaxy of midwestern swimming aces will be present at Patten Pool in Evanston Saturday, when a weakened Wolverine squad will attempt to defend its 1944 Big Ten crown against seven Conference opponents. Michigan, sapped of reserve strength ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY } THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0, Draft Boards Spe ROTC Training Useful, MenUndce Advises Capt. Swyler 30 in 2A, I' * * * li1AnnArborAlumni Club ClassificationTo Hear Dr. Krassovsky Understanding Russia To Be Topic of Speech , . ,0/ I J ] br ~: ~~x~;Are wyler said, will be useful in any ranch of the Army." A -a ,,4 -f .1- TT-i -,visrn ~in I~tvf r B Notifi Y he. Associated P A~ part 01 theUniversity cuiculumI for 25 ye...…
