…T' HMICHIGAN D AILY. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1945 Senate Overrides FDR To Stop Manpower Control Bill By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 3-The Sen- ate overrode' President Roosevelt to- day with a crushing 46 to 29 rejec- tion of a bill empowering the Ad- ministration to freeze workers to war jobs and apply other sweeping man- power controls. Convinced that further efforts to win votes for the measure were fu- tile, majority leader Bark...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI _________________________ ________________________________________________ Great Lakes Thinc4ads Slated To Run in May 12 Comipetitionr Grover Kilemmer, Champion Runner To Appear in Four-Cornered Meet Coach Ken Doherty yesterday announced that the originally scheduledI triangular meet between Illinois, Ohio State and Michigan on May 12, would probably be increased to a quadrangular meet which would include the Grea...…
…__THE MICHIGAN DAILY EwENs$A 11"j A 3i'UL 4 1:1 t : c4 idja at WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Discharge Credits Now Fixed T he Pendulum Fifty-Fifth Year vim- ;- . , .' -4'f lI 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 Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay Mc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE .v !. 'a cavau: .cc '.. fa1r E 1 , a Peoples of Liberated Nations Need Useable Castoff Clothes . UNRRA Asks American Aid For Thirty Million Children "What can you spare that they can wear?" is the slogan which sets the tempo for the nation-wide clothing drive which opened April 1 and will continue throughout the month, un- der the sponsorship of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. Mo...…
…PACT 2m THE MICHIGAN DAILY va : i: i r i,. fy "Fsi7t. 4, 1944, PAm~ ~lTx WEiTh~E~flAY, ArT~TL 4, 194.~ Automobile Industry Presents Program For Employing Wounded Wur Veterans "Crik 'ul N W2 DIETROIT, March 30.-(A)- On employment begins with a medical ex- the theory that no man is "disabled" amination. In some instances an ap- if he has the courage to go ahead, titude test follows; in others the re- the nation's automobile industry is...…
…Jr A*F ftitr, tgan Daxi i WEATHER Mostly Cloudy and Colder VOL. LV, No. 111 ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Americans Take Legaspe on ast Luzon * * * * * * Ir * * * * * * * Yanks Thwart azi Escape From Forces Roll Fifteen Miles into LHolland Ninth Army Columns Reach Weser River Near Pied Piper Town, Hamelin By The Associated Press PARIS, Tuesday, April 3-American troops again crushed Germa...…
…VAIc TWO Th°E NICHIIG.AN DAILY T 17P I SDAY , APRIL, 3, 1945 Reds Rip To Forces Batter Vienna's Southern Defense Wall Within 3 -.. ofSlovakia Bill To Allow Graft Inquiries Of Legislatures Is Drafted '. ovsky's troops stormed into and cap- tured Bischdorf, two and a half miles east of Bratislava. The puppet government had fled the city, it was reported. The Russians also seized more than 100 other places. Farther northeast Malinovcky's...…
…TUE sDAY,.APRIL , 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rA Spring Footb Thinclads OpenPractice For Outdoor Campaign ( d One an LA)st will also be named for the half-mil( and mile relays, he said. ToO utdoor "-'uaAs yet, no members of any of the competing teams have been selected, Michigan's track team officially It is expected, however, that distanci opened its outdoor season yesterday men Ross and Bob Hume, Dick For- after a week's layoff with substantia...…
…DAILY I .. .. _... _ .... _..- - _ . ._-I z_ _ A N A I _Y WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: UNRRA Kept Out of Albania THE TREADMILL Professors . t By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON-For months the Albanian radio has been broadcasting daily appeals to the outside world for food, clothing and medi- cal supplies. But although UNRRA is supposed to care for the war-torn countries, and although Albania has suffered more than most, UNRRA still has been unab...…
…THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY ..U" ~ rn - i Coed Petitioning for Assembly To Continue Through Saturday Archery Club Positions Available For Independents An Assembly officer will be in the Kalamazoo Room of the League from 3 p. m. to 5 p. m. each afternoon of this week to answer any questions concerning petitioning for positions on Assembly Council, which is now going on and will continue through Saturday. Assembly is the campus organiza- tion for a...…
…PAGE SIX THE N MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1945 c U "1 mop "WI t y can 'Yj Across the barren wastes of war-torn countries, wander multitudes of dazed and destitute people. Their appalling number, in Europe alone, is 125 million, of which more than 30 million are children. They are living in the ruins of their homes. They are working in their ravaged fields. They are kept alive more by courage than by food; warmed more by hope tha...…
…\'L Sir igau Dait WEATHER Fair and Mi1l. 74 VOL. LV, No. 110 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Buckeye Mermen Snare NCAA Title over Michigan, 57-48 * * * * * * * * * * * * Allies Clamp Deathiock Around Ruhr Ohio's Divers Are Michigan's Poison Mert Church Presented With Coaches' Swimming Award; Schlange- Stars By BUD ROVIT Sparked by three champion divers and a great long distance freesty...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1945 V-E DAY: Factory Reconversion Rate Will Be Slow WASHINGTON, March 31--(4)-James F. Byrnes told the American people today that the nation's factories will be free to produce nearly a estinghousethird more civilian goods within nine months after Germany falls. 1 ~This is a slower reconversion rate than was expected last fall. 4ourse Nevertheless it means that, even before Japan is whipped, Americans s...…
…APRIL 1, 1915, THE MICHIGAN DAILY P, APlUL 1, 194~ PA April Foolishness Started with Zeus, the- Great Rainmaker; or Was It Charles X? I Birthplace of 'The Old Rugged Cross' THE HEART OF A MAN: German Officer's Diary Shows Underlying Desire for Peace By The Associated Press Probably you will be an April Fool today but don't be downcast about it: this risibility routine has been going on for centuries. There's even a legend that Zeus in...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lJ1 Y tL '; r4A"1::YA 1; h3-}:; W ASHING TON MERR Y 0RUOUN~D: Food Shortage Analyzed' FIRST NOVEL BY YOUNG WRITER: Prof. Boys Reviews 'Forever Amber' By DREW PEARSON W ASHINGTON.- Basic cause of our food shortage boils down to the fact that the food planners have been trying to figure too close to the line. Instead of working during the last few years to provide a margin of safety, they have tried to schedule producti...…
…SUNDAYA~i~U,*~~94~TILE .. iCHIGAN DAILY AF 1V PAGE-VIVA. Campus Sororities Bid 344 Women Pledging To Take Place at Houses at 5 p.m. Tomorrow; Silence Period To Continue (Continued from Page 1) Handelman, Chicago, Ill.; Ethel Isen- berg, Detroit; Edna Elaine Klein, Louisville, Ky.; Irene Lager, Cleve- land, O.; Ruth Lazar, Chicago, Ill.; Lois Lefkowitz, Kansas' City, Mo.; Peggy Maire, Hempstead, N. J.; Jan- ice Oberman, Chicago, Ill.; Lois ...…
…___________THE MICHIGAN__DAILY SUNDrA, APRIL 1, 1945 olverine Spring Grid Prv Penna, Dodson Contesting for Durham Open Lord Byron Nelson Hottest Man in Game DURHAM, N. C., March 31-(M- The "Little Men" of golf showed no inclination to give up today in the second round of the Durham Open, Toney Penna and-Leonard Dodson deadlocking for the lead at the half- way mark of the 72-hole meet. Penna, the smallest of the pros, added a 71 to his o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN C age ia n s e mo va,, GArgime9n Against 'ou*IRules By WHITNEY MARTIN Associated Press Columnist A FRIEND OF OURS is very sore. He paid his money to see Bob Kurland of the Oklahoma Aggies and George Mikan of DePaul meet on a basketball court the other night, and al- though they did meet he feels somehow that he was gyped, as the meeting was so comparatively brief it was quite incon- clusive, and just left a b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 5 U N IJA V , AxPRIL 1, I I Seeks Social Security Aid GM Council Corporation Requests Support DETROIT, March 31 -(')- The national GM council of the United Automobile Workers (CIO), repre- senting some 300,000 union members in General Motors Corp. plants, in- structed its officers today to re- quest the corporation to finance a social security program for UAW- CIO members which would be ad- ministered by the union. Th...…
…I' ' ...a~ Y it 43&U -AL tt*g Weather Showers VOL. LIV No. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS MacArthur Jurisdiction of Denies Political Aspirations Yost, 'GrandOldMan'of Football Is 73 Today WLB Defended" Chicago Strike Called 'Epidemic'; Davis Justifies Board's Action in Case K.-- By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 29.-Chair- man William H. Davis of the War Labor Board declared today the...…
…THE MWHICAN "ATIV I QlTltm&v al i tr -IA .1f.AA,, THE MIC~HT(~AN1 T~~TIV - ~ - J.I.R .a ~..A .U..U. .Z ~..F .1 ~ I~ .L~ £3~ I L.i I fl r' Wa rr. -~ ~- ----~- ~-- ~----,----- - - - - - -- Alt ttii, Sip, IA 4 i I1JLNINI WITH IYLE: Jean Crawford Tells of War Work Production of 'Little W omen' Is Scheduled Louisa Alcott's Story Will Be Presented by Children's Theatre VISITING TEACHERS: Theatre Instructors To Joill Speech Staff for Summer D...…
…PEIR - SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T ----T- - Church Guilds, Discussion Groups ' Announce Week-End Programs Several aspects of modern religion the "Finality of the Scriptures" at will be discussed at guild meetings 4:30 p.m. with supper following. The today and two discussion groups will earlier time has been set for the con-' also be held. venience of servicemen who have to "G.I. Religion-Its Obligations and return to...…
…THE MICTIHIETAN'bA IN' ATTJWMAV- At"ICOIA14A +. asaI a uaIvr s - M jL 7 t31] U~ifr V 5$ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Dominie Says s U.." .y1 t! * w -, EI.f4- A " " a.s ::::ic.'. / .+ " " .y,:" ?T :h".+,+:"2.:. 1 a ::"9 .! ry. SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1944 VOL. LIV No. 123 All notices for the Daily Official Bul- letin are to be sent to the Office of the President in typewritten form by 3:30 p.m. of the day preceding its publica- tion, except o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Plans fre Completed for Tue Installation Night cit Rackh am sde Airline Hostess To Interview Pitch and Putt Club Invites Lillian Mikula, Jane Servais Head March Laundry Honor Roll Coeds To Join Coed Applicants Council Heads To Be Named; Honorary Societies Will Tap Installation Night, presided over by the newly announced president of the Women's War Council, Marge Hall, '45, will be. held at 8 p.m. Tu...…
…PAGE SIX THIP. miir-avv-Alv ,nA lryv. QTf h A 'l97RY *A 4t Aj X X ' T11M.iCTi1 V 1 IN LIVA 1TV.4W 1 W L NUNDAY, APICIL 30, 1944 E Baseball Squad Sweeps Series; hinclads Cop Relay Title Bowman Pitches Michigan to 7-2 Win Over Irish in Second Contest 4!. All Runs Unearned in Loosely Played Tilt By MARY LU HEATH Michigan's unbeaten baseball club swept the series with Notre Dame yesterday, coming from behind for the second straight d...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 30,1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGIC SEVEN Yost bserves 73rdVersar Tennis Squad Annexes Al (Continued from Page 1) - - - -- -- -------- --- - -- ---- -- ------ - I T.(r i r i T rmlc inR ?<G nI f But One ! heir. R. -l -1i and outscored his opponents 937 through intercollegiate athletics. games successively and scoring 2,821 points to 87. The outstanding fea- Builds Athletic Plant points to the opponents 42. tures of this five yea...…
…AGE EIGHT MWHICIAN "AITV crrwrfA'V A ftV* OM VNf! ATjr, TMtI r1"u11ry A AT 'N ATVI All1 Hillel Picnic To Be Given Today Games, Singing Will Be Featured at Island The Hillel Foundation will hold its first Spring picnic of the year today at the Island. At 2 p.m., the group, numbering1 approximately 75 students and serv- icemen will leave the Foundation for an afternoon of baseball, novelty games and singing to be climaxed by a picnic of san...…
…Phi III M +t. .1 I t ig 4.Vtt t aiti Weather Warmer VOL. LIV No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ward Case To Be. Probed by Senate Avery Re-Elected Board Chairman By Stockholders; Gets 'Full Confidence' By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 28.-A double-barreled Congressional investiga- tion of the Montgomery Ward case was in prospect tonight as angry critics of seizure of the firm's Chicago plan...…
…--PAETWO THE ~MICIG~AN *-DATI.V fiA'T('R11A%' APPM 1>0 IOAA _'+ ... .: ...- ..--_.---_ 1 11 "". 1 1 1. U it 1 lT 11, l.\ L 1'1 1 L .T. .. . .. ._ . . ... .~ .. Z A AUKVA Y, Al'tilL 4O9, 1944 E Fifty-Fourth Year 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 y day and Tuesdayc Jane Farran...…
…SATURD AY, APIL 29 , 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY: : __ Wolverine Nine Comes Up TO Whip Irish in Ninth by 5-4 Gregor Drives in Left With Bases Loaded; Hirsch Wins in First Start for Michigan Thinclads Victors in Distance Relay Thi~cad&la I " T -yak lr By BILL MULLENDORE Bill Gregor's drive into left with the bases loaded and none out in the ninth brought the winning run across the plate in a Frank Merriwell finish yesterday as Michigan ...…
…r I'LV k l( l .1'.t31 = 771 4 y i iffl: All it-~ u~iuX 1 )Y.'7. French Faculty Will Debut iii Comtedy Sketch Courtroom -Midiiled In Satirical Farce To Be Given Wednesday Students -and faculty members will have the opportunity of seeing 12 members of the Romance language department portray members of a court room when the farcical satire, "Un Client Serieux" is presented at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. This play, wh...…
…a_ i I ,; 1 tl IA:41*1 wa14 Weather Fair - - - - -------- - io, ,., VOL, LIV No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ship Fire At Norfolk Kills 15 Fumes Overcome 20 Other Workers By The Associated Dress PORTSMOUTH, Va., April 27.- Fifteen workmen were killed by suf- focation and at least 20 others were overcome by smoke and fumes to- night when fire broke out in the hold of a naval ship undergoing repairs ...…
…PAGE TWO T141P MICHI °_"-AN "ATIv _ i rT 1.. Ii 1l.ti.A 11 T' A T13L Y FRIIDAY, MAY 19, 1944 I Fifty-Fourth Year 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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. , , = c r . , sr f . r !.t i ; a,.. ; ::z i'....…
…. -VRI~DAY, MA4Y -9, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGF -IL , .._ _ ._._ .r ..- Nine To Meet Irish in Opener of Two-Game Series Today Thinelads Enter Only OneI Event Today at By HARVEY FRANK Special to The Daily PHILADELPHIA, April 28.-Mich- igan's track team making its first outdoor appearance of the season, will enter one relay event, the dis- tance medley, here today in the op- ening afternoon of the 50th annual Penn Relays. Only four o...…
…PAi rrT R i],1R- GAI i r4 of tv, 5LiT i;,. IS44 FARCICAL SATIRE: 'Un Client Serieux,' Third Program In French Se'rie " . o v repn kI AL N w M -M I- w %.o - w 04 0 - f w16 olWF MAL, I "Un Client serieux," a farcical sa- tire by Georges Courteline, is the third play in the French program to be presented at 8:30 p.m. Wednes- day in the Lydia Mendelssohn Thea- tre. The play holds courtroom proce- dure up to ridicule. As the play opens the ...…
… U !i fri i~1a 4a mili Weather Showers VOL. LIV No. 120 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Launch New Attacks at Anzio Troops Break Lull at Bridgehead; Yank Planes Bomb Roads to Rome Reds Blast Axis near Sevastopol Russians Open Mass Offensive on Ronanian Front; Nazi Ships Sunk Americans Seize Two Air Bases In Attack on Jap-Held Hollandia; Nipons Losing Ground in Burma By The Associated Press AL...…
…Y 1 .iJ. iJ M 1 C l. i. i. G b A. f ,iY &PIDITY OM -IAAA TH E N _ f___ .. ..a Ai V - - . .: . 4 i . I.L.3n .. -& iaxu 'ak ejtJ, t"YY-rn 7, 17 . ' Chicago Mail Order irm Seized by President's Order Accepted by lontgomery Ward Executwe Compiled from Associated Press Dispatches CHICAGO, April 26.-The government, with the aid of a detachment of troops, took possession tonight of the Chicago units of Montgomery Ward:: and Company after Sewell A...…
…I THE MICHI-AN DAILY rAGE T Wolverines Start Season with Double Win over Ha vkeyes Iowa Collects Only Ten' Hits in Losing, 7-0, 20-2 Bowman Hurls Three Hit Ball in Opener; Manko, Willers Combine in Seven Hit Nightcap By BILL MULLENDORE With Bo Bowman hurling superb three-hit ball in the opener and Den- ny Manko and Al Willers combining to limit Iowa to seven safeties in the nightcap, Michigan opened the 1944 baseball season yesterday af...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN IDAIY .. a.. .y:y . -!. a. e.a .ie fA.Ll i.. V. li i'. . .L/ <'i i . L/ .11. A Fifty-Fourth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the autiority 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 session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Pres...…
…T~l ~MHIGN.DAILY PAGE FIVE .I{ '-l . F .. - '1 '---- Junior Girls Give Tickets On Sale Today for May Pla To Entertcin Spr ing Swo )nf P11 Senior Wlomen Wartime Restrictions Will Not Hamper Traditional Campus Ceremonies as Coeds Continue Practices of Preceding Years (Coninued fron Page 1) ticket sales. Tickets bought on the Diagonal must be exchanged at the box office between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. today for reserved seats. Navy head-...…
…SIX i v Nf fi r T r AlT rat A T 'r -r imyTitpoirt A IV X irl"TT art i AJ A A IJtV lYltlL.CT1t' A 11 Ef A TT'I1 r'qiURwntNflAY, AFIL 27,no 1941 I Blokestein To Study School System Here Dutch Educator Will Confer on Post-War Plans with Ruthven RAT RACE IN LANE HALL: Inter-Guild To Present Annual Carnival Cabaret on Saturday ASSOCIATED PRESS Dr. Gerrit Blokestein, minister of education in the Netherlands, wil come to Ann Arbor tomorrow t...…
… _ d i, itia 4k au Weakher Cloudy and Warmer VOL. LIV No. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS - -T __ . _ i Infantry Backed at Hollandia Yank, Aussie Planes Support Drive Against Jap Held Airdromes; India Advances Made By The Associated Press American and Australian fighters and bombers roaring off from the Japanese-built Tadji air strips are supporting the double-edged Ameri- can infantry drive closing...…
…V E TWO rf -il II r1lid 1 -11 it II v i '4'G'a Tt'R ;' , EP i. c r ^e r rf, a+t ":we n w " t ii iit G !'.!C 7. T -T r 1'.4. il Ax IT 1 J R'[yI2.Ntll~iA, :'4.Y[I- U, 1944 a , . I F-Fu r a tar Fif ty-Fourth Year. I t Pd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON - - -- - GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty Ldllc r 9~ She Ci oro Edited and managed by students of the University of Wehiigan under the authority of the Board in Control or Student Pub...…
…AY~ A?~IL 26 1~44 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Opening of Home Baseball Season Postponed Until Today j FROM RELIEF TO STARTER: Thinchds May Dick Schmidtkc Promises To Equal Panther Be Regular ofi Pithing Staff Feat in Relays s Huwkeye Tilt Called Off'Conference Golf - Toneney n To Be Because of MuIdy -FieldTy Held in Chicago By JOAN LINDSAY Aighthander Dick Schmidtke, one of the mainstays of Coach Ray Fish- er's moundstaff, can be counted ...…
…rAGr VounR THI MICHIGAN nATLY WEDNESDAY. Aftift. 09- 14al m.- - _ _ _..__~_. . . U . " E THE BOL'S MAID: Rosalie' To Be First of French Plays Given May 3 by Students The first of the three French com- edies to be presented at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 3, in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre is "Rosalie," a modern comedy by Max Maurey and first played at the National Theatre of L'Odeon, March 25, 1908. In the play Mr. and Mrs. Bol, play- ed ...…
…N II N 4it 411 %aiit Ceather Cloudy an-d Colder VOL. LIV No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Planes from Britain, Italy Rake Nazi Industries Northern New Guinea Invasion Costs Nips 101 Craft Naval Forces Score 17 Plane Hits on Ground Vessels Encounter No Effective Gpposition at WakdeSawar Fields By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 24. - The Navy announced tonight its airforces had destroyed ...…
…PAGE TWO THE;.3 i-li: C A "FA LIv inrTtr c+ .d:wcr di:rivrvi nr 4 dndA - - 1 17, rw Al 1 1.11 1 h A LAM' 11 A. . .. - TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 194J Fiftyiglt at Fifty-Fourth Year i : Pd Rather BeAight BY SAMUEL GRAFTON " "T4""'""""" " - --. -... 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...…
…1 TM iAY,- N IVIL 25a'r a 1944 T-IE MICHI- AN DAILY PAGE_ THREE I 3E'~IYA'~V7 AX~flI ~5, 1944 PAGE.. ~E olverines To OpenBaseball Season Here Today --Maybe Two-Day Iowa Series Threatened by Wet Turf Preul or Spencer Will Start on Mound for Hawkeyes; Bowman May Go for Michigan By MARY LU HEATH After being rained out in its two previous attempts at starting the 1944 season, the Wolverine baseball team prepares to face Iowa today, althou...…
…J'~iGE M~r 1 V- VMl i ;:; R iT,=N: I'll vat Xvnrr r I'lix .a. la a-: !rx x "..r la x V k4. A P xJ :!,..1 L: .I. .. .4JY c ; n i'I a 1!344 t City Art Show Honors 3 U Staff Members Slusser,,Chapin, Dana Are Winners; Poplar Prize To Be Awarded Three members of the University faculty, Prof. Jean Paul Slusser, Mrs. Myron B. Chapin and Eugene Dana, received awards in the exhibition for artists of Ann Arbor and vicinity which opened at the Rack...…
… 'i I IIU 1 plll j i ti 1* 41P 4tltr tga u -, -wa t Weather Showrs and Thnesom VOL. LIV No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS 4,000 Bombers Hit azi Rail Hub, French Coast; Tax Simplification Bill Passed by - -4' : : : Mass Filing Of.Returns Eliminated Revisal of Withholding System Would Deduct Most Tax Liabilities By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 22.- Re- sponding to national clamor aga...…
