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… w I L g at1 _Q G . - ' w VOL. LIV No. 25 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS FDR, Churchill, Chiang, Stalin To Meet ____ Lt. Evashevski Wires Harmons "'Tis the luck of the Irish and the wearing of the green" wired Lt. For- est Evashevski, former University grid star, to the parents of histeam- niate, Lt. Tom Harmon, who was reported safe in China Monday. Lt. Evashevski, blcker for half- back Harmo...…

…VOL.LIV o. 2 JR 44Wi I. =- ''k. I ~a Snowi' 0,~ lure ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 2, 1943 FDR, Churchill, Chiang Kai-Shek Ag To Strip Japanese of Imperialistic C PRICE FIVE CENTS ains NO WAR SPIRIT: * * * * * * * * United Nation Leaders Decide Japan's Fate at Conference Student Blames Coed Apathy on University Editor's note: The following letter was written to The Daily in answer to the edi- torial on coed apathy in war w...…

… k w 00, .4Ittgau a14 Colder VOL. LIV No. 27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1943 A "W - PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Join in Huge Drive Toward Rome Germany Allied HeadsN Propose To I Free Reich FDR, Churchill, Have Gone to Teheran To Meet Russia's Stalin By The Associated Press LONDON, Dec. 2.-An ultima- tum to Germany to surrender or be bombed to destruction, is being drawn up by President Roosevelt, Prime Minister Churchill and...…

… ig N Ii:Aj 1A A14 Warmer ,Q _._ VOL. LIV No. Zo ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 1943 =pu v m "!vnqI A - ArI'AudE L Yia E4amw Fi llied Conference Held in Teheran, Iran Aussies Near NipFortress In New Guinea Jungle Troops Close In on Wareo; Mop Up Enemy Holds on Way By The Associated Press SOUTHWEST PACIFIC ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Saturday, Dec. 4. -Australian jungle troops, supported by artillery, are closing in on Wareo...…

…I 019 dys t~ilChristmas it 4 4 aitAL ip I)Partly _J fI l~ ...., VOi._ iiV Nn. 2A ommomwam V Viu. Ll V 114 U. 4 y ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY ,DEC .519 ........ ... , . ........w. -" . .vn r " w a saa a V" f lilYJ PRICE FIVE CE ENI m -Imbk -- -7- Jeds Near Zhlo bin, Advance in krain f Nazi Line in Italy Breaks Under Attack Fifth Army Drives On to Rome Behind Heavy Bombardment By WES GALLAGHER Associated Press Corresp...…

…-w r i it430 4 ~Aii Weather Cloudy and Warmer VOL. LIV No. 30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DEC. 7, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Leaders Agree To Crush Germany Red Army Starts New Offenswe Soviets Strike Inside Dnieper Bend, Divide Huge German Forces By JUDSON O'QUINN Associated Press Correspondent LONDON, Dec. 6.-The Red Army captured 22 hamlets in a powerful new smash inside the Dnieper River bend today, cutting the Smela-Zna- menk...…

… 16 days till Christmas it 4 4~ au Weather Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 31 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Meeting esults in urkish-Allied Unity Fifth Army Forces Hold Positions on Rome Road Eighth Army Crashes Across Moro River; Yanks Throw Back Nazi Counterattacks By NOLAND NORGAARD Associated Press Correspondent ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, AL- GIERS, Dec. 7.-Stabbing their way onto heights six miles southwest of M...…

… itoa 4 t W Cdcather Cloudy and Colder 15 days tillChrstmas, I VOL. LIV No. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Linsey To Accept Launch Super Battleship Wisconsin Six ap Ships Sunk, 72 Job as Prosecutor Despite Criticism Attorney Is 'Rip-Roaring Mad' about Controversy over His Appointment, Will Begin Work on Jury Cases Dec. 20 By The Associated Press GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. 8.-Attorney Jay W. Linsey ...…

… 1 frigmi We adther M .iiuW -ii Colder Ww VOL. LIV No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DEC. 10, 1943 Fifth Arm Meets Savage aziResist PRICE FIVE CENTS Aince Senate Approves Wage Increase by Wide Vote 744 Roll Call Authorizes 8-Cents-an-Hour Pay Raise for 1,100,000 Railroad Workers By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Urged on by the Democratic majority leader, the Senate overwhelmingly approved a proposed 8-cents-an-hour wage in...…

…I i iti l git Weather Colder 13 days till Christmas VOL. LIV No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DEC. 11, 1943v PRICE FIVE CENTS War-Workiiig FDR Flies Fathers May Be Deferred Preferential Status Given Dads; Roosevelt Approves Draft Delay By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-Presi- dent Roosevelt's approval of a Con- gressional effort to slow the father draft was followed tonight by selec- tive service instructions giving p...…

… Y days till Christmas, It43r 4 ait Weather Snow and Colder VOL LIV No. 35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DEC. 12, 1943 Reds Hurl Back azis Fightingnear PRICE FIVE CENTS Kiev Yanks Down 138 Nazi Planes over Emden Soviets Wreck German __ ,- Tanks; 1,500 Men Killed North Sea Port Left in Flames' In Day Raid Americans Lose 17 Bombers, 3 Fighters In Intense Combat By GLADWIN HILL Associated Press Correspondent LONDON, Dec. 11.-Americah Fly-...…

…k, 7j, i.,,* 4 o jiiyi Mi chiiiXtima li mom Av Ak AL SnGW and Colder VOL. LIV No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DEC. 14, 1943 PRICE FIVE CM" Rlushton Quits Grand Jury Investigation Prosecutor Turns. Over Jury Funds to "Cireit Judge Carr By The Associated Press LANSING, Dec. 13.-Attorney Gen- eral Herbert J. Rushton today with- drew to a quiet background in the state's one-man grand jury investi- gation of the legislature, surrender- i...…

… ;;: _ Ri 4W dAwAke p s 44iv Weather Can iniid Cold VOL. LIV No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yank Bon ers Yugoslavs Resist German Divisi As Major East Bosnia Battle Ra Sigler Replaces Rushton in Jury Investigation Battle Creek Lawyer Will Assist in Carr's Probe of Legislature By The Associated Press LANSING, Dec. 14. - Kim Sigler, silver - haired, bespectacled Battle Creek lawyer, today became ...…

… ig .4it 4k Weather Continued Cold VOL. LIV No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 16, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS mmmmwmm Allies Bom Arawe, Jap Shipping Base AIesians Clear -4Mile Area of YVjal Tetrritory' Bridgeheads on West Dneper Bank Linked, + aring Germans Out By The Associated Press LONDON, Dec. 16, Thursday-The Russians announced officially early today that they had linked their Cherkasy and Kremenchug bridge- heads ...…

… JNN 4 Weather Slightly Warmer VOL. LIV No. 40 ANN ARBOR, MICTITGAN SATUR1~DAY. DEC. 18, 1943 PRICE FIVEENTS Marshall *To Stay in Capital Army, Navy Register Reports Eisenhower As Invasion Leader By The Associated Press- WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 - In a story credited to "well informed sources," the Army and Navy Regis- ter will say tomorrow that Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower will direct an invasion from Britain and that Gen. George C. Marshall ...…

… JR 1 S doys ti11 Christmas ; & Atk- - AW 44W IAL- A 4 g Ammbl 40A"l t r4 mvwl t 4 ~ait Weather Snow Fiirres IIwl1 In V Ii1O1 lO MI'IIIAl11 IIIV VOL. LIV, No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DEC. 19, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS American Sixth Army Seizes mtingalu FDR Moves To Halt Start Of Rail Strike Brotherhood Leaders, Management To Hold White House Meeting By HAROLD W. WARD Associated Press Correspondent WA INGTON, Dec. 18.-Presi- ...…

…--- - _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...…

… 1 MIt.QjtAIU 4ail Weather Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MLCHIGAN, -RIDAY, DEC. 31, 1943 PAWSE flyECENTS Marines Ca Russians Surge Forces 44 Miles from, Pre-War Poish Border German Divisions Fall Prey To Blunder; Ukrainian Army Smashes Through Line y The Asspiated Press LONDON, Dec. 30.-Th Red Army pursued the scattered remnants of 22 Nazi divisions-perhaps 300,000 men--through a 185-mile breach in the heart of the German eastwa...…

…PAGE TWO TiE M IICIGAN DAILY WW'D,1ZSDlA1Y, DlEC. 1, 1943 ra . TRADITION~ BROKEN: Girls' Glee Club, Soldier Choir, Combine To Present Concert- Tinte O0 i f F I"ie iP Ihuntiig Season French Club Announces Ends with 17 - When Company A's Soldier Choir presents its Holiday concert with theC University Women's Glee Club Dec. 12 in Hill Auditorium, it will mark the first time in the thirty-eight year history of that Michigan girls' organ- i...…

…PARE TWO T"1+L Al 1C1 t V TI A UI v M"VT112 C!Vlk x AT s°%rtrs $1 . i n 1 AS - _ I --- --~#..--I-A- 1:1 'i'"1' URS-RA , DEC, , 1943 3 3WL 3an Iail Fifty-Fourth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in ControJ of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the sgular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session....…

…PAGE ZTWO TIl E MIC-I1GAN DAILY FAW 3;1943 I I ______________________ &11 1Iirvijgan Btty Fifty-Fourth Year I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON ~i-;->- 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 ragular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of...…

…TIlE MYIVJI1GAN D4ILY Players To Star in Last Perf9on ce' iy CAP Plane' Volunteer Flying Group Flight Conducted at I overnument Request UJrgently needed experimental equipment for a war research labora- tory was recently flown from Cam- bridge, Ohio to Ann Arbor by a Civil Air Patrol plane from the Ann Arbor Courier Station, according to Lt. W. C. Rufus. Demonstrating the important role played by this volunteer flying group in the war effor...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DEC, 5, 1943 .:..., I Lectures in Food Handling Th Be Given University and Ciy Cooperate o VAuate For Wartime I'a Two lectures on tle fundamental principles of food handling sponsored by the University Health Service and the Ann Arbor City Health Depart- ment, will be held at 8 p.r. Tuesday, Dec. 7 and 14, in the auditorium of the W. K. Kellogg Building. In keeping wit the wart ime streamlining of educaton, the...…

….1 17tf Y i 1 I'f1 h. - I*.i\ 1kIA .LO . . . ............ , A u rNESSES BATTLE: Photographer Helps Wounded Marines in Tarawa Landing Dead Marines on Tarawa Beach tict Wa MORE NURSES NEEDED: Miss Rusby Calls Cadet Corps Fascinating Branch of Service Editor's note: This is the story of - W& Jrfiran Pia, Associated Press photographer, whose sensational pie- tures told graphically the story of havoc and blood on%arawa. His own cameras were ...…

…AL ti lYY i i i '"-- k t .. - a Al IN ii . 1' a. a . 'iY. iai (l:.c" L v ' X L1\ 1 i)7t . ti lav J1Pg Nl~ir u Daily Fifty-Fourth Year NO EXCUSES ACCEPTED: Unwersity Women Are Fighting Over Trivialities While They Have Opportunity To Help Fight War GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty I I Samnef Grnififea Id Rather Be Right - - .. ' a Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of...…

… - 7--7 r- - "" - - r i- l . ,. , : ' " ... :. .. ... ... .., '.. r. :til d dr.l AV 1 'Af l1 dl.l '. g...: F111 ] j w .: d.~.y[.1\ 1 L In .__ _w _.., . . .. ... A!i &I Fifty-Fourth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Uichiggn under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the ,egular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday dur...…

…PAGE TWO THE All'CHIGAN M ADA i HLN;: 10, 1043 THE MICHIG..... .Y ............4 Second Play 'Brief Music' To Be Given Possible Invasion Routes from Turkey Council Plans RELIG;IOU~ PIGRAfS: Stockfili Offhers The second presentation of the semester by Play Production of the speech department will be "Brief Music," by Emmet Lavery, to be giv-I en at 8:30, Dec. 16-18, in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. First produced under the title "Lark ...…

… lk n , - i A x x, M ^ lam. I IlL LVIIcIii~-Aki 1) A~. IL i Fifty-.ourth Year I'd Rthr Be Right By SAM UEL GRAFTON J1__________________________________________ ( ld1xS GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lch ty -- -- Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Contro of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the ,egular University wear, and every morning except Mon- ...…

…1fL ,yI d~ 1 iG 1 7 i A l l. MN7.4*7.. Soviet Union| To Recognize Tito's Partisans Allied Air Force Aid Yugoslavs; SIovenia Line Is Held Firm By The Associated Press LONDON, Dec. 12 (Sunday)-The Turkish radio said in a broadcast early today that the Soviet govern- ment had decided to recognize Mar- shal Josip Broz' (Tito's) Partisan Yugoslav government as the legal representative of that country instead of King Peter's regime. The broadc...…

…PAGE TW O Landon Asks Foreign Policy Plank Reports Says Backgronmid Is Needed if Democrats, GOP Are To Agree TH E MlC H IGA\N IAt . '[itM, 'IY -r ~l]m -.11..1'343 - . ' -~' - - ','""'- By'The Assoiated Press MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Dec. 13. --Alf M. Landon disclosed tonight he had told Secretary of State Cordell Hull' that before Republicans could agree to the proposal for identical foreign policy planks for the two major par- ties, they must ha...…

…TWO aaas J31stj Ar,. Nt - WENESAY. ~Uk15, 1943 y SERGE JAROFF: Audience Appreciaftinr Praised by Cos;sack Director "I tiank music is more important to people now at this time than it was before the war, and I have felt a greater response from audiences; _I think the Ann Arbor. concert_ goers showed. their appreciation tremen- dously." Serge Jaroff, famnous con- ductor of the Dkon Cossack Chorus. commented after the concert last night....…

…I x'x . s " ii. k X ii . , x t. i ~c. ~ - - --- ------ t ifiy-Fi'"irifh Year Edited and managed by students of theUniversity of Michigan, under th-e niuthorlty of the Board in Control of Student Publications. . Published every mor ing except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during tf miirnnier session. Member (4 r 1e Associated Press The Associatd Press Is xrclusively entitled to the...…

…"P'AGE TWO THE"i 111CHIGIN I)AIIAN S~V1WA1.y'D~C. 18, flJ43 IN IN loll I I I Fifty-Fourth Year POLL .-ESIJLTS: Figures Reveal Interest In Post-War Problenms Editor's note: The results of the campus poll taken. Friday, Dee. 10, by the Post-War Council on the question, "Do you believe that there should be discussions on post-war problems now?" are as follows: Of the'115 soldiers questioned, 99 said yes, 12 ?said no, and four had no opinion...…

… PAGW TWO r Efl I fGAN I r~l St'?fr1b nI1e* l9' 1943 :1. - - - --- - _----- .. .................. _.. Church Groups Will Hold Yule Parties Today Prograns of Caroling, Reading, Pageant, Tea, Supper, To, e Givei Readings by Rev. William Lemon, a solo by Corp. William Adams and group caroling will be featured at the Christmas program of the West- minster Guild at 7 p.m. today. Sup- per and fellowship hour will precede the meeting. At the Wes...…

…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...…

…:jig kyfChurches Midnight Services, Parties Will Be Held ByMary Youth Gvroupf, Both midnight services and parties Will mark the New Year's Eve cele- bration planned by many churh Sroips for tonight. Ulnitarians will hold their party a: 8 p.m. with folk dancing, games anc' -" ref rehments for the entertainment A. canlelight service will start at Zion Parish Hall will be the site of 'toe 'Lutheran Student Associatlon'S~ *rty ~at 9 p.m. tonight ...…

…~t~rsn~ rnc t iW~ ~ii - v'~t tc. &M1.Ti Negus, Daley Are Selected on AP All-Star Big Ten Eleven TAKING IT EASY* By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor Smeja, Pregulman, Wiese, lirsch Named on Powerful Second Team TIIOSE BADGERS AGAIN: Wrestling Team Has Asset In Oberly, Marine Transfer r The Case of Tom Harmon YESTERDAY'S page one Daily headline, "Tom Harmon Found Safe in China," excited opposing reactions among readers. Many, natura...…

…TJIURSDAY', DEC 2, 1943 IlE MICHIGAN f~LY AGB THRU Crisler, Oosterbaan Attend Schedule - - - ~r.L2~'__'----- '---.-"--''''- Meeting in Chicago 1W Prepares For Central F Michigan Tilt By DAVE LOEWENBERG Michigan's basketball team got down to serious work today as they began intensive preparations for Sat- urday night's tilt with Central Michi- gan. The squad was divided into two teams, yellows and whites, and ° a forty minute scrimmag...…

… VWA 3:, ILL:', ;, 1 4;3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !!! U PAng ~m _ _ _. ' - - . . . . ...-- Cen tr al M1iehigan first Test for Cagers Between Halves Entertainment To Highlight Varsity Hockey Match TAKING ITA EASY By ED ZALE NSKI Daily Sports Editor Wolverine Squd Opens Here Tomorrow Night Eby BIllL MULIJENDORE- igan victory although it naturally is In the last hard workout before cast in the role of favorite. the season's opener here Satur...…

… mmiiiiii +G _ Cagers Open Season Toniht Against Central Michigan . ,,,_ 4 TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor A Soldier Writes.. . HERE is at least one person, besides us, who feels that our column, "The Case of Tom Harmon," was justified in the light of slurring remarks made the day his name jumped into the page one headlines. We reprint below a letter received from a Daily reader, M/Sgt. Cono N. Carrano, who is stati...…

… -i r~ M1I111 IC . AtN It A l -V 10A ink ____AA._______AVkKqt-___Xs__A_" I-V J AJ J*-, t4-1 L IF X ... .I..... .... ......... rAZ'rm R~ ny r n .° .. _) Soldiers Help Out in Christmars ;Ru , ,' -- , - 1: L a# n ( r i pppp i if .... ,.-......e,.-.. ... (_ \Tich f3 i mdusupervised, is 11 u u'neucey,"he de- Afte 1 . ~~'~"h a enaal discus- , O c i' ); i hich youth leaers( ~s~s ier views on the p~olci (. uim Irintheir own en- ," ,)aI(;,t Ss...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan's Civilian agers Defeat Romulus Fliers, 42-30 - - - - - - - - -R - - _ _ . . .._ w TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor Once a Fighter-Always ... AMON RUNYAN, Granland Rice, Ring Lardner and John Kiernan did it, so why can't we. Yes, we mean write fiction. Whether or not any of them ever wrote a story in place of a column we don't know. But we are willing to try anything once. THE COLD blast of ...…

…... tiC~ . 11LL1 1Y {. - l rAV ......i i rt ii}A11 1't T.Y J','1 1'f i L,1L a.. .a .::.a r.i "...^ ^r---. x Bill Daley Selected on A.P A rl-Americai Mile Relay Quartet Has Bright Futue Veterans, Ufer, GIas, Matney Will Compete; Detwhiler Ontstauding The possibility of producing an- other top notch mile relay team be- comes somewhat more apparent as the daily. workouts of the varsity track squad progress. With Bob Ufer as the backbone ...…

…MMMM9 ----- n ' - ~ . + .vYYll l.:\i . .1 = C. .?a ilk dL L-t T -- ~- A OL F 7:7 _ . . ....n.. .u .. yva s. Lit d'i A L": A-]41 1 :V '.!.'iY L".LF YYL..' . ..__... _ . . ... f ' PA.T 'pL' 3 Bg Double Header To Be Featured Here Saturday NIght . .c.. TAKING IT EASY By E ZALENSK D .ily Sports Editr The Prize Boner of 1943 .. . THE FAILURE of Notre Dame's sling-shot quarterback, Angelo Bertelli, to make the 1943 Associated Press Al...…

… I, MXIIIAN~Ti FP ":r TJ2 __ _ _ __ ._ Pregulman, Daley Make All -Arnerieau Varsity Cagers Practice for Tilt With Ft. Custer Tomorrow Night Michigan, Notre Dame Ilead Lidt As Midwest Places Eight- on Team In preparation for the game with Fort Custer Saturday the Michigan basketball squad swept over a team from the Stinson Aircraft Company in a full length scrimmage yesterday afternoon. The Stinson squad was brought to Ann Arbor by Coa...…

… - { " , E r r -m .: iii l,' ":L"*1". 41.E *!'t'f 't,19 '*!ryn .. A AA L", IVA A,.'i_,e IA A .LA 1.) x 1_,, fL - - F.Lil.C; 7 ZWE _ ichiganCagers Five Former Pros On '43 A 11 Service Team NEW YORK, Dec. 10-------0--With he owtt and Del Mit e 11'e gl schools landing two places each, The Associated Press ervice All iifurn ' for 1943 presernts an array of football talent that includes liree fora a members of the college All-America and five ...…

… U u i, L a 1 Y n lf='AlN A y r .Mir, An T 11 .i $1l ' t .a AR ,. - ~ War Prisoners to Work in Lumber Camps SOLDIERS ENJOY CLASSICS: War Nerve Cited as Cause Of More Interest in Music By MONROE FINK have received in the last 25 years in "The desire of soldiers as well as the schools and by radio." civilians to find in good music a sub- Increase in Musical Interest stantial, stabilizing influence in a Ann Arbor record dealers also bear w...…

… Dtc, 14, klil SHE M111 E? A1.1 PAGSE THREE' -t ..,a.. a c 'i . IntermSquad Meet To Start Thursday; Matney Lost to eam TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI baily Sports Editor More Noise About Bertelli .. . LAST THURSDAY, we criticized the 1943 Associated Press All-American team because Notre Dame's immortal Angelo Bertelli wasn't named in the backfield. We called this breach of insight "The Prize Boner of 1943." Our chief reason for feeling t...…

… i. .AKIN jijiti _-- (age Squad Struck by Flu; Play Broncos Here Western Michigan Will Use 'Racehorse' Offense Bronco Startis Who Will Shgirsc' Saturday* I Freestylers Lend Strength To Swimmers TRAC llECliS TiUl )V:& Inter-Squad Meet Expected To Be Closely Fought Contest By BILL MULLENDORE Added to basketball Coach Bennie Oosterbaan's worries over the com- ing game with Western Michigan this Saturday was a threatening flu ep...…

… 2~rC~ r - r vAtt*- lv"vr .~ - *'~ - '~.A ~ ~ ~ A.j.I. J. ~ & A..i A A a. A A Y:- Iip i vei Taek e v~i.' nyifi Tragular InteLr= Squatd Mee Second (1C( lit Ketterer, By ED ZALENSKIi Viemtiito daiily spor ts Eitor a ger, '1sI Fll Bowling Chinirpio Citvilians Hold Edge Over Navy and MarinesE Finals, in __ i~~~ ~~ TfSi8N~TL ote tranquility an1(i p ,;I 1 of1mid of any sports- wCriter that_, , r ceive; a 50-50 pro- portiomerF 4 , ic...…