…- FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 1944 THE 1MI I CHIGAN DAILY PAGE nion Dance T Jimmy Strauss> Band To Play As Old Year Is Ushered Out D Hhlghit New Year S Celebration Dec. 30 v University students will celebrate New Year's Eve early this year at an informal dance sponsored by mem- bers of the Union Executive Council to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday, Dec. 30 in the Rainbow Room of the Union. 1945 will be properly ushered in at 11 p.m. ...…
…THE MICHIGIAN DIAILY wrrYr Churchill 'Memory Lapse' on Atlantic Charter Explained Prime Minister May Address World Today Secretary Explains Error as Confusioni .I Policy Documents By The Associated Press LONDON, Dec. 16-Britain's Prime Minister, who through a "lapse of memory" wrote a sensational change into the Atlantic Charter while speaking on the Polish question yes-. terday, may "quite possibly" broad- cast a full dress review of the...…
…MONDAY, DEC. 18, 1944 DAILY "WAwmwMMNwN 'U' Students To Usher In New Year at Qala Union DanceD ec. 30 18 Sororities Newberry To Union Invites All Campus to Christmas . Plans are now being made for a gala New Year's dance to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday, Dec. 30 in the Rainbow Room of the Union, Joe Milillo, chairman an- nounced yesterday. Jimmy Strauss and his band, now playing at the Grande Ballroom in Detroit, will furni...…
…TUESDAY, DEC. 19, 1944 ']-'4E-AMlAllti2LAN rDAIY. A Ax, X:411A !:a A3 Z " t'3i .t JU ®_ I LEAGUE TO ENTERTAIN: War Council To Sponsor Campus New Year Festivities I A New Year's Eve celebration com- plete with music, games, movies and other entertainment will be spon-i sored by the Women's War Council Dec. 31-Jan. 1 in the League. The Grill Room will be open dur- ing the entire evening and customers will be seated at tables gay with holi...…
…TIIRE, MJ CI GAN DA ILY WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20,1944 PAQEL E - -s . -z :- . Senate Defeats Waterways Bill As Last Action Both Houses Adjourn For Christmas Holiday By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-A half- billion dollar post-war rivers and harbors bill was killed tonight when the Senate adjourned without recon- sidering a controversial report on it. Stringent opposition against- the measure developed from a House- passed rider exemp...…
…DEC 2), 1944 ' l A\ PAGE rl ..._.. . . .. _ ._ _ : a .M 1 I +. c n a ; i a A ' b1 A . & T t V * e . . . . . .L'91.L: is 6 > .. _ E Independent Coeds To Receive Honors Recognition Night Ira Smith To Present Scholastic Awards To Women with Highest Averages Lost Year; Three Honor Societies To Give Short Skits I Assembly Recognition Night, tradi- tional night set aside by Assembly to honor its outstanding independent women will be held at ...…
…1944 THE MICHIUAN DAILY PAGEIV V-12 Unit To Hold 'Ships Ball' January 19; Bob Sherwood'sOrchestra Will Play Deans To Jerk Sodas at Party Advisors Will Ship's Ball, planned by and given' for all local naval personnel and their guests, will be held Friday, Jan. 19, at the I.M. Building with music furnished, by Bobby Sherwood who is just completing an engagement at Chicago's Panther Room. Ticket sales will be carried on in the Quad through th...…
…___________ ~THE MICHI GAN4 DAILY [ADC.1 .4 ILIA d. f DEC., bf 1944 Detroit Will Honor Soloist Carroll Glenn To Play In Thursday Concert Carroll Glenn, American-born vio- linist, who will appear in the fifth Choral Union concert at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday, will be honored by the De- troit Symphony Orchestra at the Thursday Subscription Concert.' This young artist, American born and trained, is the first and only per- son to win the four major pri...…
…PAGE SIX T E ICIGNtA SUNDAY, DEC. 3, 1944 Army Whips Navy, 23-7, to linch ationalChampi unship . Cadets Finish Season Undefeated; Win Nine Walterhouse Sets Plack-kicking Record; Davis Becomes Individual Scoring Champ By FRITZ HOWELL Associated Press Correspondent BALTIMORE, DEC. 2-(,P)-Army's magnificently equipped team hit the heights of gridiron greatness today, clinching the national football cham- pionship with a thrilling 23 to 7 v...…
…Tit MICHIGAN bAILY THUUDAlT, MI C.7,1-941 zl l-=-=:-- tr Three Years of 'U' War ctivit Reveals Change Student Thought Turns! ToPeace in Last Year History Paints Graphic Story of Military Training, Engineering Research, and Campus War Effort By STAN WALLACE City Editor THREE YEARS AGO today the United States was attacked at Pearl F arbor and almost immediately the intelligence and effort of all students and faculty men on campus was mar...…
…AGE SIX TH E MCHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 19 Iome Is Humble at Christmas.. Christmas enchants all homes from the grandest to the humblest! Even the simplest, tiniest place takes on a special grandeur the gay-colored lights on the tree, the bright faces of those who * trim it, the wisps of holly hung in the hall. That's why gifts for the home are so wonderful to receive. That's why we have so many suggestions in our gift selections that a...…
…TEMICHIGAN DAILY SAT nits, DE. 9,$44 r r I I r jN F 'p1j JAPAN Kawaguchi t Government Operated - War Industries wabuch S Government Operated"Senru War Industries Itabash -h ichikawa Ikebukara Electric R2 R. ' L"p rBeds is TOKYO~ Sh.ngawh buy 0 ireFNa an % Breakwa er ~ ~7 ~D Shinaqawai Factory0 l~iP0Fcor: FilrB ds .®Tokyo ay T ~ 4nf -atra lnseternghi ty.- ' reatee Toka ob thy a opuatin f ve svn ilio, a nunv wa plants, most mportan o ...…
…mL m1 THE MICHIGtAN DAILY SUNDAY, Wolverine Cagers Overwhelm Kellogg Field Five, 50-17 A Michigan Five Completely Onu(plays Hap less Flyers To Rack Up Fifth Wii '-7 Bob Geahan Paces Team with 11 Points By MARY LU HEATh Swamping a completely outclassed Army quintet, 14 Michigan cagers went on a scoring spree last night in the Field House to overwhelm a Kel- ]og Field outfit by a lopsided 50-17 score in a contest which saw 18 min-...…
…_______ TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY__ VILIAN MORALE: ~Americans F idly Sip porti Wa Effort,' Says Veteran lt. hid "The peop1e of this country defi- nitely know there is a war on, con- trary to previously informed impres- sions," Lt.-Col. Allison Ind, who is spending a few days at his home in Ann Arbor on convalescent sick leave after 42 months of continuous service in Pacific combat areas, stat- ed yesterday. 001. Ind, who was with the forces bcsieg...…
…PAGE SLX THE MICHIGAN DAIY ...... .... Soviet Army Smashes to Within Eleven Miles of Budapest Reds Storm Suburbs of Key Capital Nazis Admit Breach Of Defense Lines By The Associated Press LONDON, Dec. 12-The Red Ar- my today captured Godollo, last ma- jor rail fortress 10%/2 miles northeast of Budapest, the Russian communi- que announced tonight, as other Mos- cow advices said Soviet storm troops had burst into the eastern suburbs of t...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 1944 i . ..._ Grand Rapids School Pickets Appeal for Aid I. PHILIPPINE REPORT: Ward Dispute Jap Losses Heavily Outnumber Is Only Strike Yanks in Leyte, Samar Battles in Detroit Area i I i GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. 14.- /P)-Striking public school mainte- nance workers tonight received full support of all Grand Rapids Ameri- can Federation of Labor unions, Al Groenink, manager of the Interna- ti...…
…TlE MICHIGAN DAILY International Theme To Highlight Ball I ichiyan wk/qnhatWar In Union Rainbow Room January 2 5 Michigan Coeds Fill Over 550 Percy Jones Christmas Boxes li le 10 l uY University women went "all out" ton and his orchestra, foreign stu- in responding to the appeal for dents will play host to all the cam- Christmas boxes for the veterans in Sstudents and faculty, at the Ball. Percy Jones Hospital in Battle Creek. Ticket...…
…THE MiCilGAN DAILY T461, u X , Di-,C. 19, 1 44 I FreneRussian Paet Pledges F'conomicMilitary Hel, PARIS, Dec. 17-(P-)-The new French-Russian Alliance pledges mu- ual ecenomic and military assistance for at least 20 years and cooperative tops to bar Germany from any future aggression, it was disclosed tonight. The text of the historic alliance, released by the Quai D'Orsay, declared he two countries were resolved to collaborate in establish...…
…TIE MICHIGAN "Ili i'A IL 4, J- I1 MERICA WON'T LET YOU DOWN Blasted out of the sky in the battle for the Philippines, he waits in shark-infested waters-alone. Surely they'll send out rescue planes-surely they'll find him! Boy, what he wouldn't give for another crack at those Japs! For the chance to finish the fight. He knows the war isn't over yet-not by a long shot. But do the folks back home know that, he wonders? Are they still work...…
…HG witkNE1 fi.LlY, liEl; C. 2 . =i -1~ Roosevelt Denies Formal Existence of Atlantic Charter <> ____________ _____ ___________________________ But He Reaffirms His Belief in Its Principles By The Assdejiated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-President Roosevelt declared today that the Atlantic Charter did not exist as a formal document signed by himself and Prime Minister Churchill, but that he still stood for its principles. The chief ex...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYH y DEC. 21, 1944 4t 1944- SPORTS i-4 Ulu, u_ OF A R YE R 1944 A R M Y T 0 U C H D 0 W N R 0 M P - Standout football team of the year was Army, victor over all opposition, including Navy. Here John Minor runs to a score against Notre Dame, beaten 59-1t. P A Y O F F P L A Y A S C A R D S W O N S E R I E S--The Cardinals won the world baseball series in an all-St. Louis six-game struggle with the Browns. Here Ray ...…
…N. 1M12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DEC. 31, 1944 Churches Will Combine in Prayer Service Tomorrow at St. Icholas day, which will be followed by dinner and a fell'owship hour. There will be New Year's Eve ser- vices in the church at 11 p.m. Gamma Delta There will be a traditional Luther- an service at 7:30 p.m. followed by a watch party until midnight. Zion Lutheran Church. The regular melting of the Lu- theran Student Association will be h...…
…tY, DEC. 3, 1944 TI-.MlrTI AaDY. 'p d t"! ! C' i"i''(T' i 1 T a. as :. ", ley i: . ii a v t-s 1 L t31 L i .F~t~b )1L V E v Wolverine Cagers Over whelm l _. ___ r _ __, Mustangs Top Horned Frogs In Big Upset Cellar Team Outplays SouthernCbamnps, 9-6 D4LLAS, TEX., DMC. 2-(1P)-The Southwest Conference football race ended on a sour note here today as Texas Christian's Champion Horned Frogs were toppled 9-6 by lowly Southern Methodist. T...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN I PAGE SEVEN BUY THfT EXTRA WAR BOND I Lazetich Makes Second Team in Writer's Poll iI II' e _ _ _._._ .__ ._.._. re'll Always Be a Christmas BUY MR EBNS SWEATERS are a warm and welcome Christmas gift . . . and you can give them to every girl on your list. For every girl's a sweater girl . . . we've smart smooth numbers and we've the classics that you want in sizes way too big! All in pure wool. By The Ass...…
…THE M cHIGAN -DAILY' PAGE SEVEN m WAB Alleys Need Pin-Setters Girls are urgently needed to set up pins at the WAB bowling alleys. Without the help of volunteer coeds, the alleys will not be able to open, according to Dorothy Flint, '46, bowl- ing manager. Working as a pin-girl requires only one hour a week. However, that hour must be worked at a specific time and day throughout the remainder of the semester. It is hoped that the alleys wil...…
…rAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DEC. 3, Wallace Visits Michigan State EAST LANSING, DEC. 2-(/P)- Vice President Henry A. Wallace, here to study Michigan State College agriculture and its new basic college curriculum, said today he had made no plans for after Jan. 20, when his term expires, and that his visit to the college had no political implications. When asked if he were a willing partner in an attempt to groom him as a 1948 presi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUND I S mommomm" Guilds To Hear Panel Discussions ._.__ Prof. Kenneth Hance 'of the speech department will speak to Wesleyan Guild at 5 p.m. at the Methodist Church while Dr. Edward W. Blake- man, University religious counselor. will be heard on the Baptist Roger Williams Guild program at 5 p.m. at the Guild House. "Nations" will be the topic for the panel discussion group at the Luth- eran Student Association at 5 p....…
…PAGE EIGHT T HE MICH IG AN D AILY FORM ER STUDENT S GET CAMPUS N EWS: Radio Newsletter Sent to Servicemen By JAN CARTER Prof. Waldo Abbot of the Depart- ment of Speech recently sent to his former radio students, now in the service or otherwise employed, copies of the first broadcasting newsletter of this term. ' The newsletter, which is published bi-monthly, serves as a contact be- tween former students and keeps them informed of the prog...…
