…'7 4br~ lfltrN. a d lIA WEATHER Partly Cloudy and . armaer VOL. LV, No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Marines Crush Shurl; rightenNaha Hold * * * * * * * * * * War Dead Will Be Paid Tribute Memorial Exercises To Be Held 500 Students Will March in Parade University students and townspeo- ple will join today in paying tribute to the war dead in a huge parade and special Memorial Day serv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'AMERICA'S ROLE IN THE WORLD ECONOMY: Alvin Hansen's Book Discussed Evelyn Phillips . . Managing Editor Margaret Farmer . . Editorial Director Bay Dixon . . , . .City Editor Paul Sislin . , . . Associate Editor Bank Mantho . . Sports Editor Dave Loewenberg . . . Associate Sports Editor Mavis Kennedy . . women'sEditor Ann Schutz Associate Women's Editor Business Staff Dick Strickland . . . Business Manager Martha Schmitt . ...…
…30 ;1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nine To See Action at estern Michigan (aM9n the 'und4 ay HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor Louthen, Peddy To Start For Fisher in Twin Bill EDITOR'S NOTE This column was written by IWI A Munenrore, sports night editor. By BILL MIULLENDORE EVEN THOUGH Michigan failed to defend successfully its Western Con ference outdoor track title at Champaign. Ill., last Saturday, the Wolverine squad put on an exhibition of n...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATAV wEIDNEbSlAYj. . . ......... ... ; r _ State Veteran 'Evening of Ballet' To Feature SEducation Billsy C 1- -._ ___ .ty Clle Orch-es-tra Saturday theme about the ship, entitled, "Our Lady", which his father Raymond Sheets of Rockford, Ill., forwarded to Tapping. Describing the christening cere- mny, Lt. Sheets wrote, "To the mind of each mother and father, and every member of the crew, must have flashed the thought, Wha...…
… 1' 4.Alt t an, 4~t, WEATHER Cloudy t wh Possible Showers VOL. LV, No. 159 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 79, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Willow Run Plant To Close June 30 Further Cut-Back in Production of B-24 Bombers Causes Change in Date By The Associated Press DETROIT, May 28-A further cutting back of production of B-24 bomber planes which will close the Willow Run bomber plant on June 30 was announced today by the Army Air Forces. In a...…
…PAGE TW O THE MICHI-N AIILY i'ifty-Fifth "Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: iPcKellar Blocks Allowance Edited and managed by students of the Univenity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Controi QI Student Publications. Editorial Stafff Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul 8islin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Ann Schutz Dick Strickland Martha schmitt Kay McFee . . Y. Managing Editor . E ditorial Direct...…
…T IE MICHIGAN DAILY '45 rid Card omplete; Opener with Great Lakes Season Begins September 16; Army, Navy Games Ineluded By BUD ROVIT Plans for opening the Michigan grid season with the perenially-pow- erful'Great Lakes eleven, were com- pleted today, to round off an impos- ing ten game schedule which in- Oludes Army and Navy, as well as many top-flight Middle West ag- gregations. The games with the highly vaunt- ed Middies and Cadets will ...…
…' THE~ MICHIGAN DAILY M AV, MUAY %$, 1?45 Will PROMINENT ARCHITECT: Work of William Wurster Now Displayed at Rackharn Study Great Lakes dies relating to the Great Lages, he said. Board of Scientists The Institute will function under the - Rackham School of Graduate Studies, but will be governed by a 12-man board of University scientists, each a specialist in a different physi- cal or biological field. Members of this governing board will ...…
…f 4v an 4aiItd: WEATHER Mostly Cloudy No Temperature Change VOL. LV., No. 158 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1945 Dancers Will Vote On Favorite.Songs; Frosh Beat Sophs 'U' Concert Band Will Give Annual Program Today at Hill Auditorium * * * * * Ellington To Play Campus Choices Senior Ball, an all-campus formal dance featuring Duke Ellington and his orchestra, will be given in honor of graduating seniors Friday in the I-M Bu...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY House Moves To Reduce Reciprocal'Trade Iegislation Would Slash Duties Far Below Level of Hawley-Smoot Act 7 By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 26-Responding to an emphatic appeal by Presi- dent Truman, House Democrats rode roughshod over Republicans today to vote the executive broad new authority to cut tariffs in reciprocal trading with other nations. The-count on passage was 239 to 153 as Mr. Truman ma...…
…UNAk, MAX WTHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE FEATURE PAGE FORMER DEAN ACTIVE: Mrs. Myra Jordan Provided Coeds' Campus Activities By PAT CAMERON The proverbial "fifth-out-of-five" Michigan coed can thank 82-year-old Mrs. Myra B. Jordan for providing many of the activities by which she is converted in four years, or less, into a B.W.O.C. JGP, League Houses,. Senior So- ciety, Wyvern, Orientation, and Mor- tar Board are the more important contrib...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, C 4irftyfhgan aily Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Red Diplomatic Tactics Good PROF. FRANKENA RECOMMENDS: 'Puritanism and Democracy' by Perry f. " ! / k r 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 Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy...…
…eUJA A THE MICHIGAN DAILY Women's Glee Club, Navy Choir To Give Spring Concert Tuesday at Hilli A spring concert featuring the Navy Choir as guest artists will be present- ed by the University Women's Glee Club at 8 p. m. EWT (7 p. m. CWT) Thursday in Hill Auditorium. A short formal concert by the Glee Club, will open the program. This wil include a group of old classics: "Ave Verum Corpus" by Mozart, "The Silver Swan" by Gib- bons, and "Com...…
…s TlE MilCHIGAN DAILY sUNDA,' SIX SUNDAY, Lnksmen Lose; NettersFavoredo Retain Title Ohio State Wins Big Ten Conference Golf Crown Michigan Linksmen Take Third Place Behind Northwestern; Bucks Win Individual Honors Itaking the tu I 44 By HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor (Continued from Page 1) By RUTH ELCONIN Marcellus 156, Jenswold, defending champ, 157, Ernst 164, and O'Hara 165. Barclay, commenting on the re- sults of the contest,...…
…THE IP MiCiG (ZN IAIIV PAGE SEVEN n.. _. ............° ...._... ... ...... ., 1 111/, 1 11.U mx jlT L3 11 L I;}. AP .. i dMl.XL OF4v L'1l1 Illinois T r cl Lt.rs ut ointw41N Maize and Blue Lose Title' erines, 65-54 Ball Team Defeats isconsin 1-, 8 To Move Near Title Louthen, Bowman, Victorious; Team Gets Twelve, Fourteen Hlits in Contests BIG TEN TRACK SUMMARIES *. * * * * * By MARY LU HEATH Michigan's baseball squad moved a notch ...…
…UH THE MICIGAN DAILY Theater Group Plans New Play Grad Pianist To Give Recital; Woodwind Ensemble To Play girlsdand "Dottie's" mother (Leona Landy) waiting for him. Conflict and comedy arise. Appeared in First Production Miss Es ig appeared in the first production of Laboratory Theatre this semester, a series of one-act plays, and Momeyer, a freshman, participated in dramatics at Detroit's Denby High School. Connie Schwartz, Harriet Rohr, ...…
… flu 4AlniL WXIEATHEIR Clouidy and NMdwithll 5eCafttercd -Soors VOL. LV, No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverine Squads Will Battle in Big Ten Competition Indoor Track, Tennis, Baseball, Golf Teams Will Swing Into Action Today Nazi Reads Book By Prof. Slosson Marianas-Based Superforts Raid Central Tokyo Business District Using 4,000 Tons of Fire Bombs Four Michigan spring sports squads will...…
…n . A I I V SIL+ITvMav -,4-46AM _______________________________________ -L.U~&L.4 -LYit.LxxZ-L. n CIvxI xJ 7,.aJ + t7flJYT.rAW ARAIhIS aA i 4 6 ,a Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: New Cabinet Discussed w; ,-. , I edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of 8tucdent Pubiications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Philiips Margaret Farrner Bay Dixon . Paul sislin Hank Man...…
…"SATUREDAY, IMLt 26, 1945- TilE MICiGAN iAiL-Y Thre Micdin ,Ua s To Defend Titles Tracksters Favored in Meet Today Illini Chief Threat In Big Ten Clash By BILL MULLENDORE Special to The Daily CHAMPAIGN, Ill., May 25.-Aim- ing at a clean sweep of Western Con- ference track laurels for the 1944-45 season and retention of the outdoor crown it has held for the past two years, Michigan's track team is scheduled to take on the other eight Big ...…
…New Retirement Plan Is Announced by Regents THE MICHIGAN DAILY -AUDY AY2,14 FEMALE GABRlELS: Thirty-Six Women Will Play hi Spring Concert of U Band "tx 1 UL AA'"""Ik'"""an " ""l ""n members of the business staff, tech- academic employes of the Univer- nicians and caretakers. Participation sity, entailing contributions to a re- in the retirement plan is open to tirement fund by both the University employes above the age of 30, and and employe...…
…I + u! $ III _ g\ , F, *1 ' qan 43nt-! WEATHER Fair and Continued Ciear, l~aderate lWin ws VOL. LV, No. 156 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Weir Discusses War Atrocities Head of U. S. War Crimes Office Describes proposed System of Trials By ARTHUR J. KRAFT "It is impossible to believe the results of German atrocities until you see and smell them, for only when you see the dead and dying do you begin to real...…
…TWO THE MICHI GAN D TI, ritTnA'V- AtA*17 0-9 latic a r~csa asW.Z., l.d£'a. A .."T?: A.AJ A-'AiiA', 7d753 A Eal,; GI's in Germa While Awaitin; By KENNETH L. DIXON . Associated Press Correspondent OCCUPIED GERMANY - When the first post-war lull wore off slight- ly in this section of Germany, the Army brass hats and the lowliest G.L.'s for once were in complete ac- cord. Said the upper bracket brass: "Let's inaugurate a comprehensive athle...…
… riTu 9M t25, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thinclads im for Outdoor Conference c Golf, Tennis Te Wolverines Seek Fourth Conseeutive Link Crown ams Shoot forChampionships A TITLE-CLINCHER? Baseball Team Hits Trail for Madison and Decisive Series <"? Five Man Squad IF Favored at Meet By RUTH ELCONIN Michigan linksmen left today for Evanston, Illinois where they will, seek their fourth consecutive Big Ten title tomorrow at the Wilmette...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATTV riprnA'V Atv e'e illAL" s i .. TCH \nid A"AiNIq l 13A I YYGv lflAY, MAY ';7.5, 1945 i WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Rural Hospitals To Benefit 7The 7rea4,ni// By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON-Rural hospitals and health centers can look for a major share of the hundreds of millions of dollars of medical equip- ment to be released by the Army and Navy. A policy has finally been worked out at the Sur- plus Property Board to assur...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 25 1945 TIRE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' Coed Groups To Participate, In Local Memorial Day Parade; '45 Senior Ball I'' Co. A Grads 'USO Offers Assembly Recognition Night; ,Varied Activities Soph Cabaret Petitions Are Due Open to All Will Sponsor (° ^t 9 Women Will Meet At Armory; War Activities Honored University women's war activities will be represented in a special sec- tion of the Ann Arbor Memorial Day parade at 10 a. m...…
…THlE MlICHIGAN DILY FILII)A , MAY _5, 1945 Red Cross Field Director Will Help Servicemen on Campus Red Cross headquarters has an- nounced that Stan A. Plumer will be stationed from 1 to 4 p. m. EWT (12 a. m. to 3 p. m. CWT) Tuesdays and Fridays at North Hall to serve as Red Cross field director to the ser- vicemen stationed on campus. Plumer, now stationed at Romulus Air Base, will be available for helping any student in the armed forces...…
… I Tim IX 1 -MIAL-LAW 4ir 4w _l * atL WEATHER air and Warmer VOL. LV, No. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Swintons Return From Three-Year ap Internment Professor Expects To Resume Duties In Engineering Mechanics Department Prof. anal Mrs. Foy S. Swinton, who were interned in a prisoner of war camp for more than three years during the Japanese occupation of Manila, returned to Ann Arbor yesterday. Havin...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY RIRSDAY, IMAY 24, l1945 Firftge y.ifh Ya Fift~f th Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Russian Relations Complicated By DREW PEARSON ti unalopw 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 Ann Schutz Dick Strickla...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1945 THE MCIA A) ILY _ .__ 'rack, Baseball Tea , , f .._ - c iif c rence Thinclads Try To Retain ~Outdoor Crown Friday rTwety-Three Men To Journey to Champaign; Wolverine Strength Again in Middle Distances Wolverine Net Squad To Seek Big Ten Crown Undefeated Team Vies For Conference Title Linksmen A.im For Fourth Big Ten Golf Title Five Men To Compete For Team in Contest Baseball Nine Prepares To Meet Badger Squad...…
…THE MICriGAN DAILY T NU -I: I. . SD:-tT, Al-itil): 4, N e w s f ' ' B.iie ~ o r e Newman Club To Hold Party; iunllev To Lecture at Hillel ed at Amirabad Post in Teheran. Iran, wrote that the news was print- 3d in an April morning edition of the daily News Bulletin, compiled by Radio News Service. It came out of qnn Arbor via wire services and was picked up by the Army News Service in New York City, where it was :adio-teletyped overseas. ...…
… wq 4rn 4fl r t, 41P -A6 low , 4V m = JLAII t WEATHER Partly Cloudy and Warmner VOL. LV, No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies High Use Nazi C'omnad Two Control Parties Direct Doenitz To Administer Directives of Eisenhower By The Associated Press As the last act of its unsavory career, the German High Command is being used to the fullest extent both by the western Allies and the Russians to admini...…
…rAG ' 1'WO THE MICHIGAN DAILY .IVEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 190 ?AGE TWO WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1~4~ Fifty-Fifth Year AVERY HOPWOOI) AWARD WINNER: Maple's 'Family Tree' Reviewed Ij.,, .r 91 ,_ ,. Edited and managed by students of the University of Miohigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul sllin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Ann Schut...…
…WE NS DA , MAY 923, 19145 THE MTCHIGAN DAILY ------------- B' Ten Track ilet ,S-een as By HANK MANTWO Daily Sports Editor Michigan Baseball Nine Netters Favored Michigan, Illinois Again Plays Badgers rdyIn BigeMeet Loom as Co-Favorites Ploy BaqersSaturdayT1i5Week-End ill* Ti ~ I - £,ubl 'VUtb. EVERY TIME the subject of Lou Novikoff arises, which it does every now and then, the inevitable question of his hitting prowess comes up, an...…
…P'AS TT FOU tlSPY 14th , A I C It fGA N - DAHLY Va.. ly NT 5 Yl A %I , 'U' Band To Gi Spring Concert Highlighting the program with se- lections by Rimsky-Korsakov, Ber- lioz, Moussorgsky, Bach and Moffitt, the University Concert Band, direc- ted by Prof. William D. Revelli, will present its thirty - second annual spring concert at 4:15 p.m. EWT Tonight at 8:30' Will e Given by Play Production Something new in entertainment for Ann Arbor aud...…
…I ui . Ar 4t WEATHER Scattered Showers and Cooler. VOL. LV, No. 153 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS War Bond review To Take Place Two-Hour Show To Feature Navy Band In connection with the Seventh War Loan Campaign, a free two- hour Navy Review will be given at 8:30 p. m. EWT (7:30 p. m. CWT) today in Hill Auditorium, featuring the U.S.S. Helena band with Lieut. Robert K. Adams, USNR, as emcee. Therreview, whi...…
…TIE flHIGAN DAILY TUsD;*v, MAY 22, i94- ------------ - - GI's Eligible for iii--scharge SCIENCE RESEARCH CLUB: Organization of Fa Grads Proves Valuable, Says Strong NO FINAL BLUES: 1 1945 Grading tPlans Show Astonishing Chiaiges YANKS AND INJURED OKINAWAN-An Okinawa civilian who, al- though a bystander, was injured in the hitter fighting on the island, receives treatment from Americans. His wife tries to comfort him. Ann Arbors Fioh...…
…TUESD, AT, , i4 THE MICHIGAN DAIY PAO~ THREE Baseball Team Defeats Wolverines Cop Victory With Nine Timely Blows Coach Fisher's Crew Take On Bunker HIll in Final Appearance of Season at Ferry Field By BILL LAMBERT While his teammates were knockinghout 9 hits, Jack Hackstadt, Wol- verine pitcher, won his third game of the season, as the Maize and Blue nine won its second game from Romulus, 6-2. After taking a crucial Conference series from...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, rvift- 22, IS45 PAGE FOTJR~ TUESDAY, ~AY 22, 194~ Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Tax eduction Strikes Snag Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board In Contra! of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Avelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Ann Schutz Dick Strickland Martha Schmi...…
…TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1945 'S'HE MICHIGAN Ail. ' -- - .... a .vtas.a1a. r L.1a1. X 11. . A S1 .5L .J rts~ £'A VA Duke Ellington To Play for Senior Ball June 1;-Tickets On Sale at Union Desk t.> SOPH CABARET: Eighteen Central Committee Posts Are Offered to Freshman Women Soph Cabaret petitions are due at noon EWT Saturday iii the Under- graduate Office in the League. Eighteen positions on the central committee for the cabaret are avail- able....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUTESDAY, MAT 22, 194- - ,; .7. I# Caen. Henry H. Arnold F gGen.Duglas MacAiihur7 I Th use min Loll can tell the Am- why te 7T" w-A R BIGGET yet I NI Y\YOU ARE being asked to lend more money tan They can tell you of a whole new ait% force in -and guns from Europe. Iever before-in the 7nth War Loan, the building-huge new bombers and fast new jet- They can, in short, show Yoii 101 ways in which Thes mencant...…
…'. N W U 4v 'A 446-- HIT kt lair WEATHER Partly Cloudy and Warmer VOL. LV., No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1945 a PRICE FIVE CENTS Tito oBackClaiyorce-- Alexander Nine Sweeps Doubleheader. fromHoosiers 'Tactics Similar To Axis Methods' Squad Retains Top Position In Conference World News Flashes Michi gan Dumps Indiana, 4-2, 12-5 By MARY LU HEATH Michigan's baseball squad took un disputed possession of first place i...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY S1. :TiiD Y, MA1 i20, i1045 Stain Clais rrest of 16. Polish Leaers Unrelated to GovernmentReorganization Asserts Regime Must A i 3 J -. Form Soviet Leader Says Agreement Reached.................. With Roosevelt, Churchill at Crimea Parley By The Associated Press '." . MOSCOW, May 19-Marshal Stalin in his first public statement on t: f"'::... :T. the difficult Polish question said today that the recent arrest of...…
…SUNWAZ MAY20, 1945THE MICHIGAN DAILY F'ff RER. .F EA T UR EPAGE. SPRING CLEANING: iud'gs rds Jobs Can S~~ plylne)mcofWork By RUTH GERBER "The list of painting jobs is long enough to keep the men busy for the rest of their lives," Edward C. Pardon, superintendent of Buildings and Grounds said yesterday, describ- ing work that has to be done around campus. "The, work which is being done in Angell Hall is merely a drop in the bucket," he conti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY Fifty-Fifth Year . WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Use of Nazi Labor Opposed ANDRE GIDE'S POLITICAL ALLEGORY: I Prof. Rowe Reviews 'Imaginary Interviews' I I 91' 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 Bay Dixon . Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Ann Schut...…
…, 1945 H 1114 S ..Aas A. t*.S L P r . WfHf4T o Honor Seniors at nnua antern Night Tom orrow Traditional Sing To Be Held at Palmer Field Assembly, S i Lantern Night, WAA's anal function presented to hxonor senior women, will be held at 7:30 p.m. EWT (6:30 p.m. CWT) tomorrow at Palmer Field with a Line of March forming in front of the library at 6:45 p.m. EWT. Heading the line will be Marge Hall, former president of Women's War Council; Pe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNAY, MAY20, 194 Win Twice in' Crucial erles ere Purdue, 97-25 Louthen, Bowman Get Fifth Wins; Squad Keeps Perfect Big Ten Record Nine Two Games scored the runs which proved the the lack of practice during the week Away From Title winning margin, Bowman's triple by their weak hitting in the first began the batting surge after two game. Indiana, he added, is by far *j Coach Doherty Handed SECOND FOR HAL: Newhouser...…
…SV-NDAY, MAY 20, i545 TIHE MICIIGAN DAILY Golfers Beat Ohio State To Avenge Only Defeat BASEBALL ROUNDUP: Indians Shaking Cellar; White Sox Cling to Top Spot Linksmen Gain Fourth Straight Win Itakin9 the (<w'n4 Of Season Here with-11-Point Margin By The Associated Press NEW YORK, May 19.-Cleveland made a bid to get out of the Ameri- can League cellar by capturing both ends of its twin-bill from the Phila- delphia Athletics, 4-0 and...…
…PAGE EIGH1T T~HE WICTTJ A.N 0 ) I b SUNDAY, MAY 20, CORRESPONDENT'S REPORT: -, .-, A.la r u .... .. ...w.+ « Japan Will Quit as Defeat Becomes Obvious J _ ____ _., r.Y, "a; , C jIJ IF N AWS (EDITOR'S NOTE The Air Transport Command of the Army Airforec recent- ly took 13 American war correspondents on a 26,000 mile flying visit to military bases in the Pacific. The correspondents were received in conferences with all theceading mi...…
… 1 41P A f jolt t an juattx WEATHER EaIr and Warmer Today. bmml VOL. LV, No. 151' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS 7... M,(Trumiian Offers Part of [J.S In ermayt France, Si .. . ~ onference Soon witlh Del .*, y .. l{ sr . / r >:. o£:,. , .... w : s ....Cc i. Zone iggests Gaulle I 1 t MARINES ADVANCE IN OKINAWA'S CAPITAL-First Division Marines advance past a burning build- ing in Naha, capital of Okina...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIAN DAILY --mil Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Broken Promises Explained <r______________________ 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 Ann Scbutz Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay MFee S . . . Managing ...…
