…Jr sfr gn jDaitt WEATHER Partly Cloudy, Slightly !Cooler I VOL. LV, No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Tighten Hold on Rhine Bridgehead d * * * * * Russians Smash To Lagoon * * Coast 4'i Slice Nazi Stronghold in Prussia, Head For Berlin Reds Reach Hevde-Waldburg, Take Village Southwest of Koenigsburg First Army Pushes Six Miles Deeper Nazis Report Five American Armies Strike Along 235...…
…PAE TO THE MICHIGAN DAILY tFirt 'Y, MARCH 1Gri . 1 945 Churtcll Sees arl ZNa ol se WAR PRISONERS: °% - - Says Luropean Conflict klayEndBefore Summer By The Associated Press LONDON, March 15-The war in Europe might well end "before sum- mer ends or even sooner," Prime Minister Churchill told a conference of the conservative party today. "Victory lies before us-certain and perhaps near," he declared. In making his prediction on the defeat o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAOZ TI Natators Are Favored To Triumph in Weekend Enc punter Traditional Rain Greets ne 's Outdoor Venture, With old man weather giving the athletic department its best break' in years, the Wolverine baseball squad gave up the nets of Yost Field House and moved to the diamond for its first outdoor workout of the season. Coach Ray Fisher divided his crew into two squads, and ran them through a two-inning workout, bef...…
…AGE FOUR THE MIHGAN DAILY _______________I 1 x ug t c t i WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: German Underground Weak' ~~ vai ,I , 1 111' so Fifty-Fifth Year DAILY OFFICIAL BULLET IN Ji tt1eP Is -, ii .- . . . Fu ap"Si:? 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 ...…
…i~&~rivi~t~i i, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Dentistry Students' Ball Todayl. Will Feature Bill Layton's Band~ Bill Layton and his orchestra will be featured at the eleventh annual Odonto Ball, to be held from 9 p. mn. to midnight today in the Union Ball- room. The dlance, which is semi-formal, is presented each year by the junior class ins the School of Dentistry in honor of the graduating class. All dental students and their friends have ...…
…FAIE M ICHI GAN DAILY _______________________________________________v -~--- ______ RIDAY, MARCH I16, 1945 Defauw To Conduct Chicago, Symphony Orchestra Here The Chicago Symphony Orchestra which will give a concert here at 8:30 p m,. Monday under the auspices of the University Musical Society is the third oldest orchestra of this nature in the country. The company is made up of accom- plished musicians under the leader- ship of Dr. Desire D...…
…VOL. LV No. 9 r4t gcqn Ab INMEMM.- qvmmRmm Air 13 zttt!j WEATHER Fair, Little Change in Temperature VOL. LV, No. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1945 Yanks ear Frankfurt-ologne Hig PRICE FIVE CENTS iway Russians Roll Nazis Back Four Miles Rail Center Taken By Ukraine Army By The Associated Press LONDON, Mar. 15, Thursday- -Russian troops, speeding the clean- up of the Baltic coast to free power- ful Red Army formations for the...…
…THE MI CIAN rDAILY T5iiH i MAR7 c-1i,,^,t45 X 8 1.d i ... ._. . .r. ..... y w..... . ...y +a. .sw I itst Re y; with Wo--r S I3AWL e t obIms I I' 13y The Associated Press LONDON, Thursday, March 159-The earth-shaking debut of the world's biggest bombs, weighing 11 tons each, capped a merciless assault on the Reich yesterday by more than 500 Allied planes which ripped and blasted Germany with everything from .50 caliber machinegun sl...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1945 THE 'N CHIC:RN DAILY GRAVE-DIGGERS,.BEWARE!! MeKechnie Signs t Two Cincinnati Contracts By WHITNEY MARTIN (Special Associated Press Correspondent) NEW YORK, March 14-(/P)--Bill McKechnie likes his baseball players well seas- oned, so it's only natural the Cincinnati Red pilot would be the one to come up with two pitchers who have had so many seasons they're practically thesalt of the earth. Quite a bit of peppe...…
…PAGE OU TRE MICHIGAN DA iY '.4'i Yt! ; :sa1 :I t1:1,; 7 i , .t oi ty ---------- .... ....... Tm3~SW~.r, i~T 15, 1945 4h, SOUTHERN EDUCATION: Report Reveals Need for Aid Fifty-Fifth Year DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN _--.5, . . rI. 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 ...…
…'HURSYB AX, -LU,,ilYct.iH 15, Ai-145 THE MIICHIGN IAILY U Soph Project Announces 922 Hours Recorded by Volunteers 'Rd Cross Aid tFeeds, Clothes War Prisoners Houses Plan Week-End Parties Announcement that a total num- ber of 921.25 hours was contributed by 102 coed volunteer hospital work- ers at both St. Joseph and Universityy hospitals during the month of Febru- ary was made yesterday by Soph? Project. Thlerecord shows a considerabl...…
…FAGES s THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIYRSD9AY, MARCU15, !?45 ________________________________________ _____ I' ------- - --_--- .------ _.~--- Senate Passes State Aid Bill for Michigan Cities Democrats Oppose Measure as Republicans Warn : 'You Better Take This, or Nothing' By The Associated Press LANSING, March 14-A new 10 per cent tax on packaged liquor, keystone in a legislative program -to provide -state aid for local units of government, pass...…
… AbP 4JLA& t 4hp at lij WEATHER Increased Cloudiness and ildlic 1 VOL. LV, No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1945 Nazis Attack Rma en Erel Bri ge] PRICE FIVE CENTS head 100,000 Reds Push Across Oder River Russians Reported 33 Miles from Berlin By The Associated Press LONDON, Mar. 14, Wednesday- Marshal Gregory K. Zhukov, achiev- ing a breakthrough in a frontal as- sault toward Berlin, has pushed nearly 100,000 Russian tro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDA PoliS I Movie To Be Shown Here Saturday Films To Be Sponsored By Post-War Council Films on Poland will be presented by the Post-War Council at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Rackham Amphi- theatre. "Land of My Mother," a techni- color movie of Polish scenery will be narrated by Eve Curie, well-known Polish authoress. It will show scenes of the Polish Tatra mountains and monuments in Lwow, Krakow, Poz- nan, Gydnia and V...…
…iviAR1:c-r Al j5il THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAaOT Thinclads, Prime fr C4hicago Re ays Saturay Bob Hume Faces Haegg In Special Bankers'Mile Swim Champs Favored' To Breeze By Ohio State, Church, Fries, Kessler Sure Bets as Usual; Losses Seen in Distance Swims and Diving . _ Fresh from a successful defense of its Big Ten title, Michigan's cham- pionship swimming squad is highly favored to score its fifth Conference win this Saturday, when it...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .e Atr4tgan 743at1y Alp 4*ThePendulm A*4*1 Fifty-Fifth Year DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 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 Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee . * . . . Managing Editor Editorial Director , Cit...…
….a 1945, F[I4, THE ICHIGAN DAILY Dental Schol Will Give Rnnul Odonto Ball Friday in PAGE FIVE nion Layton To Playj Favorite Tunes At Gala Affair Panhel Petitions For Ball, Night Due by Friday Junior Class Will Give Dance Petitions for Panhel Ball and Night To Honor Graduating Seniors; rre to be made this week and turned in by 5 p. m.., Friday, in the Panhel Treasurers To Sell Tickets box of the Undergraduate Office in TTee League. Plans we...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHI Food Row May Bring Presidential 4eti0ot BEST SPRING SEASON: Life Is Getting Easier for Ivan Ivanovich -zAverage Russian Attempt To Protect Civian Supplies Brings Bitter Protests WASHINGTON, Mar. 13--()--A War Food Administration move to halt shipments of meats to Great Britain and liberated areas and to trim military demands has precipitated a bitter inter-agency controversy. President Roosevelt may be called upon ...…
…Y x DaiIig WEATHER Fair and Warmer, Light to Moderate Winds VOL. LV, No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviets Take K uestrin, Open New Drive * * * * * * * * * * * * * * First ArmyE Wins Two Towns, Threatens Ruhr 40,000 U. S. Troop sReported in Push To War Factory Cities in River Basin By The Associated Press PARIS, March 12-The U. S. First Army jumped off early today in the first big ...…
…PAGR E TUC MICHIGANDAILY TTSi~A1 MvAn Fifty-igan it Fifty-iF th Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROJND: Action Lags on Post-War Jobs DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN t I ~~1 . _' Ij IC I I RUM, wrwnac CROW .n B.rffiiP9.., -- I 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 Loe...…
…RCH iS, i&i5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _____________________________________________________________ I _____________ Track Team, Wins in, 'hoto Flulsh Tb inc lads Register Oe-- Point Vielory ver Wini SevenS.Big Ten SamadBotrd b R ue' er rmn ! iR-i*valsfor Title By BANK MANTJ4 Daily Sports Editor Fonrrestel's 4,41Stretch Drive Is Outstanding Inihvidul, Relay reamj' By BILL LAMBERT Inches and tenths of seconds pro- vided the margin of victory...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CONCERT MONDAY: Chicago Symphony To Play Last of Choral Union Series v The third oldest orchestra in Am- crica, the Chicago Symphony, under the direction of Desire Defauw, will present the final Choral Union con- cert of this season at 8:30 p. m. Mon- day in Hill Auditorium. The orchestra was founded in 1891 by Theodore Thomas and for the first fourteen years of its existence was known as the "Chicago Orche- stra"; and for...…
…LJ2 Sir [mx tlatt W EATHER Partly Cloudy and a Little Warmer Today, Scattered Showers at Night v VOL. LV, No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Troops Advance ast of Rhine River * * * * * * * * * Mermen, Thiclads Cihnch Big Ten Nazi West Bank Titles Defenses Weaken V ,) Conference Crowns Now Total '101' Track Won by Point; Swimming by 12 Michigan once again retained its winning ways l...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~SUNDAY, MARCH it. 1945 'THAT FOREIGN COUNTRY' Land of the Maharajahs' To Be Final Oratorical Lecture Topic "Singapore Joe" Fisher will speak t i ith the aid of films on "The Land trei Singapore were luxurious with f the Maharajahs" at 8:30 p. m. silk hangings and plush-covered hursday at Hill Auditorium in the seats; others were housed Btents >ncluding lecture on the Oratorical with benches and mud floors. Born ...…
…Hy1j 1945 I'llE MICHIGAN DAILY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Independent Coeds May Ask For Assembly Dance Positions Red Cross Acts As Personal Aid Seven Posts Open On Ball Committee Petitioning and interviewing for Assembly positions for the tradi- tional spring Assembly-Panhel Ball will be scheduled from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow through Thursday in the Ralamazoo Room of the League. There are seven central committee positions for the Ball which...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Post- War Film Competition. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN i 5 w - - *1 1~Asf4SZ ~~-eMs~~.4 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul Sislin Hlank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee Editorial Staff . . ...…
…THE MICUIGAN DAILY Ava Case, Pianist, Will O pen Faculty Recital Series Today * * Program To Feature Bach, Chopin, Debussy Opening a series of School of Mu- sic faculty recitals, Mrs. Ava Comin Case, pianist, will feature works of Bach, Chopin, Debussy and Rach- maninoff on her program at 8:30 p.m. today in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Three other Sunday evening fac- ulty recitals are scheduled-the sec- ond program by Mabel Ross Rhead next...…
…AGE SYN. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH ii, 1945 ~GE SIX ~3NDAY, MARcn 11, 1~45 indermen Ed s tars B 14' Illinois by Eyelash 55.1-54.1 .Michigan Puck Dust, -1 Wilson Named As Conference Commissioner Attempts To Broaden Authority Forestalled Wolverines Cop But Two Firsts in Narrow Victory Canadian Army Sextet Scores Dg Decisive Win in TPh1rn T it Hume Twins Tie for First Place in Bob Hume Scores Win in Two-Mile Mile; Event ...…
…SM-DAY, MARCH 11, 1945 TH MICHIG. A a A N -a..L* DAILYaa a T.. Ha E MirI 9 1 f.I l' 1 N .1. t 1LY1 1 ilia i! t... iA 11111 Swimm e Track Crown Falls to Drake Seahawks, Marquette Tie for Second Place EAST LANSING, Mich., March 10 -/P)-Drake University dethroned Notre Dame's Central Collegiate Con- ference indoor track champions here tonight, winning the 18th annual meet with a score of 35 points. Iowa Preflight, co-favored along with Notre ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1 , . 10 .9 1. WHY WINDOWS ARE DIRTY: Shortage of Help Makes It Impossible, For Janitors To Keep uildins Clean By RUTH GERBER "If you think the windows in Ai who can't be used to wash the out- fiside of the windows. gell Hall are dirty now," Edward S. for the nurse-draft bill. Warren, chief custodian of the De- "There is not anyone in this cham- partment of Buildings and Grounds, ber who is not ready ...…
… Sir igan tIi WEATHER Partly Cloudy and Warmer, Moderate Winds VOL. LV, No. 91 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS B-29's Blast Tokyo in Surprise Mission * r * r 46 A6 .1.. L.P ,A- ,. . A- _i ac a* *f'7F:X *I t* * Campus Naval Unit Will Not Be Decreased Japanese apital _______ ___________ V-12 Students To Be Merged with NROTC Naval Reserve Program To Include 8-Termn Curriculum; Quota is 2100 T...…
…ancers al ut of-Bal .t rdgh; ur e V-BALL at EXTlRA ra Huge Crowd Hal McIntyre's Band Plays Gay Tunes as Servicemen, Civilians, Patrons Have Fun y, March 10, 1945 SECOND EDITION Vol. LIII Is Wear :cp 'n Camera Catches Cross-Section of Crowd or cs Foilow Jth Jerse ome Fr etty Girl her V-BE not-so-i ned into y the ma othy net, taffeta. ghest con pay hisI looking gi to every The bigge ags fort! and every popula ed, b s foll epe a or the ...…
…THE Mi~iiG2ANDAILY . BAT DAT, N B .. . . ........ .. F.i T~s - A.wY .a 7 'iY V;1 EL i.V: Fifty-Fifth Year (he4v n4l4fi4l4 ___.._ DAILY UFFICIAL ....®:. ... BULLEIN 7 / l Edited and managed by students of the University of Milhigan under the authority of the Boardr In Control of Student Publications. E ditorialStaff' Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paulislin . Tank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Dick Strickland ...…
…Pnn Tur T HE MIC GA N D A ILY Saturday, March 10, 14 roue.w T Hal Mcintyre's Band Plays For 3rd Annual Victory Ball By MARY BRUSH Hal McIntyre and his orchestra, wonderful possibilities in this or- HalMc~tyr an hi orhesrachestra. His music is refreshingly best new band of the year accord- istnctisn ing to a Billboard Magazine poll distinctive" of eighty college editors, high- Irving tolodin of the New York lights Michigan's 1945 Victory Ba...…
…u ;y:n10 h3~MiIIA AL ", : Mer en,Thiclaids De nd Big ( . Swim ers, Gindermen Wolverine Pucksters Taken Meet in Gonference Tilts y Viekers A.C. Sextet, 43 1y NK MANTHO Michigan Nalalors Fightin' Illini Oilers Gilbert Chalks Up Winning Goal in Overtime Day!Sports Editor Face Keen Rivalry Major Track Threa Period-;Greer, Silentich Tally for Michigan BUD__________yHAK___By RUTH ELCONIN By BUD ROVIT y hANK KEISER .Playing one of its most exciti...…
…Soturday, March 10, 1945 THE MICHI(;AN nAllY n - Tt ""tudy.M"rh"." " 945 TLHF tAI-liCNid flIiiV Page IThree MMbe-2-rs o::f Victory Bail Committee RfkePicture Members of the committee which made arrangements for the 1945 Victory Ball ace pictured on this page. They wece chosen i ai all-campus election on Jau- acy 5. The members represent -. the literary, engineering and si V chlitecture school sod the School of Business Administration. DORI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAITV AATTMnAV lk4AWV.V lti'k A A ..LA.B. 0.d as 4F tet IT d EJ A .3.%% ~A 1%*flrff I.VtA ±YmAK '/l IV, Aia "BLADES ON PARADE": Ice Show To Feature Solos, Ballet "Blades on Parade." featuring 50 figure skaters, will be given at 8 p.m tomorrow and Monday, at the Mich. igan rink by the Ann Arbor Figure Skating Club. Arranged and produced by Lt Mervin Flegal. a former stage chor- eograjher now stationed at the Uni- versity, "Bla...…
…uP e n xfir T HE MI0CH IGA N D A ILY Saturday, March 10, 1945 I Third V-Ball Replaces J-Hop and Senior Prom W. W I.Calls For Curtailed Celebrations Pre-War Dances Featured' Big-Name Bands, and Professional Decorations For the third time the J-Hap and the Senior Prom will be turn- ed into the mid-year frolic of the. Victory Ball, and, leaving those ghastly thoughts of exams and 7 final grades, students can turn to the romance of beautiful ...…
…V.BAL : 40 Years Major EXTRA4:3auj a Dance Draws Saturday, March 10, 1945 SECOND EDITION Vol. LIII H uge C row d Hal McIntyre's Band Plays Coeds Wear Camera Catches Cross-Section of Crowd Gay Tunes as Servicemen, f Civilians, Patrans Ho~ve Fun Dresses for, Approximately 2,000 dancera at .}Ite 05Victory BamiigtFdanih inke e ut V i Y. Ballof the Intra-Mural Buildig at Fabrics Fallow Styles with arteGvenen' new curfew Smooth Jersey, Crepe, Satin ...…
…Saturday, March 10, 1945 T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Pane Five ,audy Mach0 95TEMCIA DILPaeFv Daily, ffiCiI Bull Our Reporter Herewith Lists His Pre-War Dreams, Plans { By BONDS (AFTER THIS ISSUE IT IS NO LONGER All lectures will be given by Flynn, who were to have given the For the past year or so, my poor OFFICIAL) Adam LaZonga. lecture, are unfortunately engaged ear he been ye ssnty as- Notices for the Daily Official Bull Required Femini...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY al Mcintyre's Band Plays1 For 3rd Annual Victory Bal By MARY BRUSH Hal McIntyre and his orchestra, wonderful possibilities in this or- best new band of the year accord- chestra. His music is refreshingly ing to a Billboard Magazine poll distinctive" of eighty college editors, high- Irving Kolodin of the New York lights Michigan's 1945 Victory Ball Sun comments, "If the fact has in the Intramural Building. not yet...…
…pa e Six T HE M IC HIGA N D A ILY Saturday, March 10, 1945 THgMCHGA D IL. _... _..h.0_94 Miss Fits Olde lgony Column What's Wrong With Me? Is It Contagious? Harmon Not Found in Siberia Yet Your Problems Sh Or You Won't Kn Editor's note: Miss Fit is sev- enty-three and has been chas- ing men for seventy-four years Iane was always a bit fast for her age) ; although she was un- successful in her pursuits, she has always been quite happy to...…
…oturday, March 10, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY embers of Victory Ball Committee re Pictured Members of the committee - -------- - - -- 'which made arrangements for the 1945 Victory Ball are pictured on this page. They were chosen an all-campus election on Janu- ary 5. The members represent the literary, engineering and ar- chitecture schools and the School of Business Administration. Page Three BILL McCONNEL DORIS HEIDGEN JEAN FLOOD PAUL JOHN ...…
…Saturday, March 10, 1945 T HE M IC H IGA N D AI1LY Pnn S~ii Sage 1Heven Pules of Purple Poetry or Yards of Bards Poetic Works The Spice High light coU-SI:cllteae t Vary thisaway and that N -Ba IIExtra From arboretum 31 and 32 To advanced classes at a frat. Read What You Want; Use (pre-war) It for Fire Tinder; Throw IiYes, courses in college Away; We Won't Care Vary-any kind you like SFrom evolution to revolution Or how to catch a pike. upp...…
…c ..,:.,, ,t . . THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Saturday, March 10, 1945 -, I Page Four TH I MICHI CAN DAILY Satur r Third VBall Replaces J-Hop andenior Prom xA IIt SAlI 1 " II , i w.vW. ;. Cais For Curtailed Celebrations Pre-War Dances Featured Big-Name Bands, and Prafessianal Decaratians For the third time the J-Hop'> and the Senior Prom will be turn- ed into the mid-year frolic of the .: Victory Ball, and, leaving those ghastly thoughts af exa...…
…Page Eight T HE MIC H IGA N D A ILY Saturday,. Morch 10, 1945 Sorority Rushing Rules--fls Is vs. Our New Way Girls Suffer Through This [ A Daily Announces Sweeping Reforms in Pan-Hell Rushing I ,-, D> Sort of Thing All coeds who registered at the Panhellenic Booth for Rushing, / giving their draft status and the name of a reliable cigarette black- marketeer, are now eligible toarun: I" " the gauntlet of a month of par- ties. Lucky sou...…
…Saturday, March 10, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Our Reporter Herewith Lists al Bull His Pre-war Dreams, Plans (AFTR TIS SSU IT S N LOGERBY BONDS (AFTER THIS ISSUE IT IS NO LONGER All lectures will be given by Flynn, who were to have given the y neighborhood combination meat OFFICIAL) Adam LaZonga. lecture, are unfortunately engaged For the past year or so, my poor market and grocery store and pick Notices for the Daily Official Bull Requ...…
…Cntwro.March 10. 1945 THIE MICI-lGADJ IALV Ren Nine .autuluuy, iv u uii ivy wrJ L. i INj r-n1v vr-IIL.I fQC 6I ilfi r I filone All Night With a Wolf in the My Most Intimnate Experiences Fr( Ever on the lookout for new forms of excitement and already wearying from imbibing the tinc- ture of greensoap which passes in Ann Arbor as beer, your reporter, not very long ago, spent the dawn hours carousing about with his pals, the black bear, th...…
…r)- - :, THF MICHIGAN DAILY SoturcnvMarch 10. 194 age ix tiL- Iyi11.tsivIN I rirtswt. ,}GkuluuY vluILE! tV i7'-F Miss Fit's Olde Agony Column What's Wrong With Me? Is It Contagious? Your Problems Shall Be Answered People don't appreciate me. I wake them up at night, and I Or You Won't Know the Reason W hy make sure that they get to classes' on time. I serenade them at the .>_ --------- ---twilight hour with music that is Editor's neta: ...…
…Poge Ton T HE MIC H IGA N D A ILY Saturday, March 10, 1945 PaeTe H MCiGNDIL atra.,ac ,0 14 *Seven Types of Men on Michigan Campus, Says Miss Glamour Sage of Wiles Qives Advice To Lovelorn Editor's Note: Miss Gloria Glamour,, the most popular girl on campus whoy has a date every night of the weeke and two on Sunday, has kindly con- sented to be interviewed by They Daily's roving reporter Brenda Starr.: Miss Glamour ascribes her success as a...…
