…'I'tt E IVI i C H fG A IN Dk i IN 1yd l. l 1 {_Y 111 iI !IS 1. ll ! 1. 1J1 . I WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Secreti-Off-he-Record Talk. T he Pendulum [I I By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 31-Most of the 400 Con- gressmen who crowded into the Coolidge Auditorium of the Library of Congress for what was supposed to be a top-secret off-the-record talk on the war went away with a feeling that they had wasted their time. The words of Ad- mir...…
…JJNEA-si si;1945 T HtEm MH IiGAX - AILY icthigan r T 0 Ba gers #tk the ,und$ By HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor A Six Tracksters To Compete in I Jill rose -Races Wolverines To Defend TwoMile Relay Title w . By BILL LA~lBERT -garnst tron g utfts .. Editor's Note: This column was written by Bill Lambert, sports night editor. The Wolverine track squad will of- AST YEAR, WHEN Michigan teams won eight out of a possible ten ficially ...…
…TTT~ Mi4Ii:A~1 ti IV D SDAY. 'J . iii 194:'" zs ...,. 1vs t .e li S La d-A to 3s Ya A ie S 4F a:A.vAf i:la;7.i/L'Adg UZ36Lla. OJLI MUMJ Rumors Indicate Big 3 Parley May Have Started ;I Statesmen Said Converging as Leaflets Urge Nazi Surrender By The Associated Press LONDON, Jan. 30-Statesmen of cles nobody knew when or where the United States and Britain ap- President Roosevelt, Prime Minister parently were converging on an un- Churchill...…
…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...…
…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...…
…iVIw fiC.iU vum~~~~Iuu '*tn. 'S n. R A JUIn IHE MARCH nF n1MFC I Wvr v9I EEC F FIGHT NTILE PARALY ICEMEREEIMM ig,4r airp Ni WEATHER Cloudy wvitli Occasional Light Snow. VOL. LV, No. 69 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, JAN. 27, 1945 allace Rebuffedy Senate ommi PRICE FIVE CENTS ttee; * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Soviets Reach Danzig Free State Border Red Offensive Rolls Through Hindenburg Rogozno, 140 Miles From Berl...…
…THE Mil-C-HiGAN DAUY t, --,,JIT--71-7 ___ ___ I- WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Wallace Spurns Compromnise r- Ltterst o .. By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-Senator Styles Brid- ges' sub-committee, which is probing the air- plane travel of Elliott Roosevelt's dog, may also want to look into the honeymoon airplane trip to Rome and Paris of General Denny Giles' WAC Secretary, General Giles is Commander of American op- erations in the Near E...…
… t ,E All i 4-- WAILY _ Ca ersPlay oosiers N Sl favy Boxing how Provides Ttn~y Thrills Bluejacket Vince YIrak Decisions Joe Aueoin In H ard-Fought Contest Tolu the Comit By DAVE LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor Awa; ainnnuers at.&ur ule- olverime Five lichigan a en Seek hakes Floor at niaa Tonight Seco Big le ctory ii }Much was said in the recent po lapping and duplication of effort am this columnist is forced to believe t By MURRA...…
…0 THLt3MIC-111GAN DAILY S T~fDAY, WTN. 2, 1945 Toll's, ...Mouse'...1ASSISTANCE TO INDUSTRY: ToQ Be GivenJaA.~ Industrial Relations Bureau Acts w THre' Monday~ ~ ~ ~ Service to Five Hundred War Prodi s Reference action Plants More than 500 war plnt benefit volumes of "Personnel Management ject matter of the field changes so directly or indirectly frorrB the work in War Industries," which is a series rapidly," he said, "that the best ma- of...…
…Y Lt t jump" ttu WEATHER SnD v°Fifiirieg, Little change in Temperure t~flr rYWV jr- nA "". "." ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, JAN. 26, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS - Seventh ArmySlows New Enemy Attack Soviets Gut Rail Es Route of 200,000 A Berlin Announces Other Red Units P Upper Oder River on 125-Mile Silesiai By The Associated Press LONDON, Friday, Jan. 26-The' Red Army cut the Trunk Railway es- cape route out of half...…
…JIE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JAN. 26, 194: aratroopers Take Over Deserted Belgum Farms By KENNETH L. DIXON ! Associated Press Corresponldent up as far as good turns are con- BELGIAN FRONT, Jan. 21.-(De- cerneds layed)-Despite the fierce fighting Fought Four Invasions which has been waged on this front Charlie loves farms and farming, ever since von Rundstedt's break- but in the last two years there hasn't through, a few parachute troopers of b...…
…JAN. 26, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY "IJ, Tit Navy V42 Unit To Present Boxing Card To night 4' Taking the Gou t By DAVE LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor FOR.24 YEARS, baseball enjoyed solid unity under the guidance of Com- missioner K. M. Landis, but now only two months after Landis' death. there is evidence of a growing rift among baseball's policy-determining officers. Latest indication of a break in policy is followed by the revelation...…
…T HE M1CH(wA N D A IN;Y FRIDAY, JAN. 26, 1945 jhg S irigau Baei1y Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-G 0-ROUND: Comparison of A llied Armies The Pendulu m t - ., ,, , fi' -A - J7 r #~- 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 Ed...…
…JAN. 26, 1945. M 14- 11, IC- AN 3 2 ~ N . 2 0 , 9 4 ~ m. m z.. m ~ Y A ~ A A ~ I" T %L J I IL IJ Petitioning for Heads of Soph Assembly, Union USO T o0 Hold Cabaret To Open Wednesday; Posts Open for Eleven Women . Dance Will Have Carnival Night I .i Bureau Offers To 'Warm Up' EQala Floorshow Phone Call, Scavenger Hunt, Petitioning for the eleven commit- tee chairmanships of Soph Cabaret will be held from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Wednes...…
…THE M4UHiAN ILY filiUi,AV JAN.. -ii, 1945 ,, -- - - - - , UNIVERSITY T ANK 39-Year iTradition Carried On iResearcb for Nation CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS By MILT FREUDENHEIM Carrying on its 39-year old tradi- tion in solving maritime problems, the University Naval Tank today is performing vital services for the na- tion in the field of research. Work has been done in the tank for they Army and Navy Departments, the Coast Guard, Maritime Commissi...…
…FIGHTY INFANTILE PARALYSIS ur AMF W a a m I S1ir N'j tt WEATHER Increased Cloudiness Warmer and Light Snow VOL. LV, No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JAN. 25, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS O Reds B * *0 American Yanks DriveW Down Central F Luzon Plain Panipanga Province Penetrated in PushW By The Associated Press. Wallace Motorized American patrols, press- fled to t ing down the central Luzon plains toward Manila, now are operating in La th...…
…TH~iiL VtillIGANI DAILY kt][L a .; c ; 'yl. ' Nom; i 7<* WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Disease Deadlier Than Bulles By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-When General Mar-. shall delivered his private report on the war to President Roosevelt and congressional leaders last week, he disclosed the Belgian winter forced thousands of American soldiers into hospitals--- not because of wounds, but from pneumonia, flu, and trench foot. These ailments,...…
…X~1*~ ~ fE MICHIG7AN DAILY )- CW rmV~r 11re T _Wkw- V-IC or o c V- 12 Unit To Present Boxing Show- ,... {.. 7 Bout Program Will Be Held In Waterman Tomorrow Night the hond B y HANK. M TI Daly Sports Editor Two Golden Glovers kind here on campus and its success Tangle in Main Event will insure further matches. The card for the evening is: Under the direction of Lieut. C. M. MAIN EVENT-WELTERWEIGHT Flory, Navy Athletic Officer, th...…
…FOU THE MICHIGAN DAILY National Service Bill Is Approved Sgt. Water Rea Is Early World War I Veteran Compares Present Day Bombing with Techniques of 1918 Anti-Closed Shop" Clause Is Defeated Local Draft Boards Given Added Power State House, Senate To Vote On 'Slow Time' Cigarette Proposed Stamp Tax by Higgins By The Associated PressI WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.- Minusi an "anti-closed shop" clause, a lim-i ited National Service Bill for ...…
…FIGHT I NFANTILEF PARALYSIS A6F tgan .Apw VM1,19W WEATHER Partly Cloudy with Light Sno W .r rrie VOL. LV, No. 66 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, JAN. 23, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS -- _, Russians Surg * * ith 151) ies of Berlin * * * * * * * * * ermans Route bAerial Sla ughter in Ard ennes 4'-,..__. Mass Blows, Knock Out Belgian Buge U. S. Third, First Disperse Enemy I By The Associated Press PARIS, Jan. 22.- The Belgian b...…
…rAGE TWO THE MiCHIGAN DAILY 'I'VE'SOAV, JAN. '231, 1945) PAGE TWO TtYt~DAY, JAN, 23, 1945 Fifty-Fifth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications'. Editorial Stafff Evelyn Phillips . . . . . Managing Editor Stan Wallace . . . . City Editor Ray Dixon « Associate Editor Hank Mantho . . Sports Editor Dave Loewenberg . . . Associate Sports Editor Mavis K...…
…TUESITAY, JAN. 23; 1945 "IlLE M I CHI GA N IAILY Wolverine Swimmers Trounce Northwestern Well-Rounded Squad Led by Church, Fries, Mowerson, Lopez, Munson Whip Wildcats Coam il urd e Coes t Woh erities IL)'e FiirsI 1)ial Meet of Seasou As Fighting Ilhini Register 21-10 Victory Constant practice will be the cur- Michigan's 1945 swimming squad proved itself to be of the calibre of past Maize and Blue championship crews by thoroughly trounci...…
…TEIHW N Ij-,yT -DA AN -14 Nazi Leaders Demad acrifice To Halt Russians Plan To Expand Soph Project Is Discussed S mas ';S iiiig Weill CALL FOR NURSES: Education Majors Are Asked To Enroll in Cadet Corps Now WOUNDED VETERANS WATCH INAUGURATION-Standing with the aid of crutches in the section of the White House grounds reserved for diplomats, members of Congress and distinguished guests, Pvt. Isa- dore Turanskcy of Erie, Pa. (left) and St...…
…DimeDaily Sale +Y AGGWE MILLER 'auny The local "Mairch of Dimes" drive to combat infantile paralysis is moving into have beei cool the seventh day of its two weeks campaign with the sale of a special Dime Daily, The WaS1 in an effort to increase campus contributions. macher, also o "Although the nominal cost of this Daily is only a dime," Jim Plate, general equally betwee: chairman stated yesterday, "it is hoped that students will give as much...…
…PAGE TWO ARE MSC: rC'it TLY, MONDAY. JAN. 22. 1945 ..AGE::.W:. 1. p AA f Y I 4ItYA N l JtiAT, Y."I j iT l.liBill{TiAi) e faf n rvr) wT, a I fir RI-Ir4gau 7 ma h Fifty-Fifth Year - s Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff Evelyn Phllips . . . . Managing Editor Stan Wallace . . . . . City Editor Ray Dixon . . . . Associate Editor Han...…
…MQP AY, JAN. 2, 1945 THUENII'f:HIXN I)AIL. Western Conference Coaches Confer in Ch icago Selection of Successor For Griffith Discussed Fritz Krisler, Karl Lieb,'Jug Wilson Are Prime Candidates for Position Michigan Sextet Registers First Win of Season Hockey Team Leads Sarnia in Each Period By The Associated Press CHICAGO, Jan. 20-Western Conference athletic directors and fac- ulty representatives met for eight hours here today, but did...…
… T, E AI if IEiAN f)AI fl MONDAT JAN. 22, 19455 $3,000 Goal Based on 'Dime a Day ontriu itions 1" . Sale of Dime Dailies To Aid Local Drive Student Volunteers To Help in Campaign (Continued from Page 1) Fortunately, because of the work of the state chapters of the Na. tional Foundation and the funds contributed in past March of Dimes drives, preparations for ho- pitalization and treatment had been made previous to the out- break of the e...…
…1N THEMARCHOFD IMES FIGHT NTILE PARALYSIS LY titr Dattr WEATHlER Partly Cloudy with Little Change in Temperature VOL. LV, No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 21, 1945 VOL. LV, No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, ,IAN. 21, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS Roosevelt Repeats Oath, Speaks at Red AT Armies Kill, Capture 90,000, Fourth Inaugural iN ew French Drive Menaces Alsace Must Fight For Total Victory, Work For...…
…SUNDAY, JAN. 21, 1945 STATE DEPARTMENT SPEAKER: Preuss Will Discuss Roots, Branches of Dumbarton Oaks' Dr. Lawrence Preuss who is on leave from the Department of Politi- cal Science here and is now with the Department of State in Washington, will speak on "Roots and Branches of Dumbarton Oaks" at 8 p. m. Wed- nesday, in the Rackham Lecture Hall.' The lecture by Dr. Preuss will be co-sponsored by the Post-War Coun- citizens, can participate ...…
…DALY, 21, il)45, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PitE ..A..,...AN. ....1,..1945.......... MANPOWER LAW: La ConresfL elis In Con ress Limehght razilan Group Arrives Here Wednesday Reveal Difficulties as Methods of Teaching ny ' ibe Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-The ad- ministraion's deliand for a labor draft law pushed everything else into the congressional background this week. The house leadership showed a dis- position to keep other major ...…
…THE MiCHIGAN DAILY 5TTN3DAT, JAN,. Zl, 1945 . ___________________________________________________ U ___________________________________________________ _____ _______________ Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: National Service Legislation I O 7 1 . 3-1 H( MET pr~~~TL~~I,~ 1Wrga ited and managed by students of the University chigan under the authority of the Board in Control udent Publications. n Phillips Wallace Dixon Mantho...…
…THE MICHIGAN D A IT.V PAGE F THsaE_ > MTC su . aa .[a 1 lD 1Ly 1 m.rs . a:.ss Assembly, Union Will Sponsor Afternoon Dance Saturday 07 Entertainment Will Feature Novelty Acts Men To Be Invited as Guests Of Independent League Girls At Their First Social Function An afternoon mixer dance, spon- sored by the Union and Assembly, will be held from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. Saturday in the ballroom of the Union, it was announced yesterday by Po...…
…Z SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JAN.21, 1945 vi ichigan Swimrs Bey Northwestern; 54-29 A Maize and Blue Wrestlers Go D.wj ,a Frs Dual Meet Defeat at Hands of Fightin Illini m}iakif the cwnd4 By HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor Initial Conference Clash Won by Maize and Blue Church, Fries, Munson, Mowerson Star for Michigan; Wildcat Squad Misses Bob'Tribble r4 Skiliman Scores Fall for Michigan By MURRAY GRANT A game but outplayed M...…
…SUNDAY, JAN. 21, 1945 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Ohio a gers Han Michigan Wolverines Drop Third Straight Conference Tilt{ Buckeyes Lead Throughout Contest as Risen Sinks High Score of 11 Points; Kell Cages 10 By The Associated Press COLUMBUS, 0., Jan. 20-Ohio State never was behind tonight as it chalked up its third basketball victory in four Western Conference starts at the expense of Michigan's Wolverines, 61 to 47. The only time ...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNIONS AND WAR: Mark Starr To Discuss Organized Labor in US Church News POLAR EXPLORATIONS: Danish Refugee from Nazi ContcCtrationi Camp To Speak Cspi - PeterFreuchen Dlanish -p- "Organized Labor in the United States" and its relation to the war effort, contemporary society and the post-wareconomy will be discussed in an address by Mark Starr, Educa- tional Director of the International Ladies' Garment Wor...…
…FIGHT INFANTILE PARALYSIS SiAim t WEATHER Cloudy with Little Grange in Temperatu~re VOL. LV, No. 63 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JAN. 20, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Reds Slash to German Silesian Frontier , Jap Attacks Near Rosario Are Repulsed Luzon Town Is on Highway to Baguio By The Associated Press GEN. MAC ARTHUR'S HEAD- QUARTERS, Luzon, Jan. 20, Satur- day-Japanese counterattacks near Rosario Wednesday night were blood- ily repu...…
…THE IHIIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JAN..20, 1945 ____________________________ I_ WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: FDR Studies War, Diplomacy .1 +0 MUSIC -9 By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-As Franklin D. Roosevelt begins his 4th term as President of the United States, two great problems to the exclusion of almost all others are on his mind: 1. Winning the war as quickly as possible, and 2. Winning the peace after the war. Many of those close to...…
…SATURDAY, JAN. 20, 9IR5 THE MI H I G A N D ALY Hawkeyes ITose Out Wolverines, 2927 2* Mer men Battle Northwestern In Pool Tonight Swimmers Favored To Win over Wildcats _ _ I #Wakin9 the un44 By HANK MANTHO Day Sports Editor I SPucksters Face Sarnia Sextet Here Tonight Weir Scores in Closing }o ents for Iowans Lund Leads Michigan Scorers with 12 Pojit } h " '' In Conference Opener By HANK KEISER Wolverine and Wildcat mermen ...…
…_HE _ __ _ _ _ l l $AT1TUDA1~. ~JAN~ ~4, ~94~ Battalion of Students Will Sell Dime Daily Edition M onday Biidapest String SONG, DANCE FETE: Qlyartet To Giie United Nat Final Concerts Presented at ions Party' Will Be t Foundation Today The Budapest String Quartet will Students from foreign lands will present the last two concerts be special guests at the "United Na- in the Fifth Annual Chamber Music tions Party" to be held from 9 p.m i Fe...…
…H - U INFAN1I1.1 PARALYSIS Sir igmi Abr 4adgab WEATHER iCan aSn VOL. LV, No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, JAN. 19, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russian Army Reaches German Silesia .1. .t. .1 U.S. Western Front Losses Are Revealed Yank Casualties Reach 332,912 By The Associated Press SHAEF, Paris, Jan. 18. - U. S. losses on the Western Front in De- cember, when the German winter offensive was shattered, dwarfed ev- en a month of battl...…
