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…AY, JUDY 4, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN At, JULY 4, 1944 PAGE SEYRN INTERNATIONAL CENTER: Summer Reception To Be Held For New ForeignStudents Opening the semester's activities, erings, to which everyone is invited, the International Center will hold Americans find the ideal opportunity the annual Summer Reception for to make stimulating acquaintances South American Leaders Begin Studies Here Aid in English Offerd Here Tryout Mee...…

…PAGr- EIGHT m .J A i5A A FT . L .L £ 1ri.Xv x t r TTl r Tt&V "n.17 A ATas.u V1 L 11 T K IANT Lt1 a 1WT L 1. 1 UL, D 1YJULYX 4, 1944 A 71 - .40 ! * --I in I E r All "A' Students At University Are Announced 56 Achieve Scholastic Peak in Spring Term Fifty-six students in the University received a grade of 'A' in all their courses for the spring term of 1944, according to the registrar's office. In the College of Literature, Sci- ence and th...…

…" ' it: a111O weather Not Much Change VOL. LIII, No. 25-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1943 U - ~ ~-~~-----------.------------.--------.------- Hamburg Burns After Continued PRICE FIVE CENTS Raids British Milan Rioters Shoot Nazis, Fascists Alike Germans Take Over Fiume, Trieste, Pola; Fear Balkan Invasion LONDON, Saturday, July 31.- (0)-,Clamoring to be sent home, Italian workers in Germany have gone on a genera...…

…PAGV TWO TiIE MICHIGANbA-ItLy :ATIJ!$fAY, JULY 31, 194 ' -.7-,-- Fifty-Third Year P'aihted 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. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively en...…

…8ATURDAY, 3UL 31, i943, THR MIC-141,C.AN, DA-MV PAGE THRE" T f ~ ~ ~ r 1 c A 77- P f V U W i L7 Vf.lC'1 d i SArL' 1"t 51 Tigers Split with Red Sox, Stay in Third Place Full of Misery for Their Opponents LEHIGH MAN SPEAKS OUT: Dislikes Belittling of Navy Athletes Stage Drop Rally in Ninth of Nightcap To Win, 4-2; Opener, 4-2, for Fifth Straight Loss BOSTON, July 30.-(P)-One put- out from losing both games of a double-header, the De...…

…FAGE FOUR THE MICHICA1 _AIY liiUPLDAY, JL I 9 __ _ _. v ' --ate ... _ _ t ..., 'Nips in Soldiers To Enact First Part at Fete Event Will End with Community Singing Of Michigan Songs the Bud' Cast To Appear at Jamboree To ight 'I' Softball Yank Soldier Greets Sicilian Child The opening scene from "Nips in the Bud," by members of Co. A, 3651st Service Unit, will be featured at the JGP July Jamboree at the Women's Athletic Buildi...…

…a /Y kt tglwwn 4 aily WeatherI Warmer VOL. LIII, No. 24-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS ... . ...... Now== Allies Crack Messina Bridgehead Core v Allies Make Advances on Munda Base MacArthur Announces Progress in Central Solomons Campaign By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN THIE SOUTH PACIFIC, July 30, Fri- day- General Douglas MacArthur announced today that American troops have made f...…

…THE MIChIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, ULY $0,1$48 C7mnnw A T n Keeps Their Chins Up Arm y SoftballI Team To Play F i r st A Game T i hese men have had considerable ex- erience in radio and stage work. tangler Wrote Shows; Stanzler wrote several shows while > ,t Ohio State University and did' onsiderable theatre work in Provi- ence, R. I. before his entrance into he Army. Rush has acted at the4 lollywood Playhouse and was form- rly a professiona...…

…y FRITDAY, JULY 30, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan State College Decides To Resume Grid Practice l, Grid Squad Sees Action Despite Rain Backfield and Lines Alternate as Team , Runs Through Plays By JOE McHALE Yesterday, the fourth day.of sum- mer football practice, offense was once again much in evidence. Rain, which wet down Ann Arbor early in the afternoon, had no damp- ening effect on the spirits of the players, who put a good dea...…

…R; PAGE FOUR, TIIEi -CMIITiq D LIL FRIDAY, JULLY 30, 1943 _ __. Fifty-Third Year Straight from the Shoulder 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 and Tues- day during the regular University year, and every morn- ing except Monday and Tuesday during the summer session, Member of The Associated Press The Assoc...…

…'=R 'AY ls YS,. 1943 -. U.UA 4 A L ..~ L ~ *V,. I ,J~.3 1m R IIIAe I IIYI I Yltll .. - a Jn t .a " m _.. _. ,.,. 1 a .. ........... PAGE FIVE Summer Prom Will Be Open To Civilians, Servicemen Here I Following in the footsteps of last Summer's only all-campus dance, the Summer Prom to be held from 8:30 p.m. to midnight Aug. 14 in Water- man Gym will be open to all civil- ianis and servicemen stationed here. The orchestra for the dan...…

…PAGE SIX TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 38, 1943 t t It Will Not Happen Here!! FOR THOSE WHO FALL and freeze on the lime-covered floors of the cattle carsr that carry them to German labor camps-- there is no other choice. For the litle children of Tepelini and Salonika and Athens who wait with swollen stomachs for the food ship that never arrive, there is nothing else to do - but wait. For the Russian peasant with no choice but to...…

… Y tr att Weather Shovel~ VOL. LIII, No. 23-8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS iolent Figting Rages in o As Italy Borders on Utri 4?4 FDR Says Allies Will Osehersieben " ENMA"" J eman 'Total Victory' Smashed by LKn President Promises That Fascist Gangs Brns B -B.itish ...sL.non j, Will Be Punished for Their CrimesA" ^ GER A B in Ri.ver riea 1 evolution (3 yj~ Moscow RUSSIA Warsaw <"2 v WASHINGTON, Ju...…

…THE MICHIGAN:DIL TIITJUSDAY, JT1L~297 Fifty-Third Year WHILE WE WATCH... 1 ; ThatWondrfl. 1Town... -y. r' Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control f Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday and Tues- day during the regular University year, and every morn- ing except Monday and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associa...…

…THE -; I IG DAI PACE 7H ... .as E M T .i aw i v a i N Y 1 .U J ..._...:._ .. . a . T MF1fh Bengals Drop Two to Sixth Place Boston I BOSTON, July 28.- (P)-- De- troit's Tigers, Who seldom have an easy time with last-division clubs, were slapped down twice by the sixth place Boston Red Sox today, losing the opener of a twin bill, 4 to 1, and then forsaking the nightcap, 6 to 4. Until the eighth inning of the sec- ond game the Bengals were ...…

…KE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Baseball Lesson in Britain { 1 Capt. Billy B. Southworth, Jr. (right) of Columbus, O., a U.S. Army Air Force Bomber Pilot and the son of the manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, shows comedian Bob Hope the proper way to grip a baseball. Italians Fight In Po Sector as Revolt Nears (Continued from Page 1) forces the workers remain on strike," said this broadcast. It added that .demonstrations in favor of the Soviet...…

… i t " ii itgu atit Weather cooler VOL. LIII, No. 22-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1943 PRICE iIV E C VN T s Rome Is Reported Discussing -W,4& lw w n 1 A =I- 11 m st FDR Criticizes OWI Remarks Ridiculing Italian King Badoglio Is Called Fascist In Broadcast King Characterized as 'Moronic'; Terms for Armistice Still Stand By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 27. --Presi- -dent Roosevelt today sharply criti- cized ...…

…GAGE TWO T4i~ MIcflIGAN hAlt? #EDNESflA, JUL* 28, 190, Fifty-Third Year I'd Rather Be RightI 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 and Tues- :day during the regular University year, and every morn- ing except Monday and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The A...…

…WEDNESDAY -JULV ,2i; 1949 TIDE SICHIGAN DU~LY PAGE TR'E - , .,,,. , _ - . .. Prospects Good as First Grid Workouts Are Held More Than 70 Out for Practice Sessions; Players Full of Pep n Signal, Passing Drills Patty Berg, Golf Star, Joins Marine Corps Reserves CO. A. TO PRESENT SKIT: Carnival Atmosphere Will Be Feature of JOP Jamboree By JOE McHALE; Early as it is to say so, Michigan's football prospects for 1943 look very, good at the...…

…,,,1 ,S WEDN~SDA, JUY 28 194 PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY M MERETT A CONDUCTS: Soldiers of 3651st Service Unit Organize Military Band Nine Liberator Bombers Fly High Over Ft.Worth Plant I MC )RALE, BUILDERS: 1Y; 1 All-Soldier Choir Took Form At Company 'A' Appearance The first military band made up of men from various companies of the 3651st S. U. tuned up Sunday with a practice in the Perry School on Packard Street under the direc- t...…

…, itP 4 di; Weather Scattered Showers VOL. LHI, No. 21-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 25, 1943 American lanes Pound Norwegiani PRICE FIVE CENTS 3ase * * * * * * %Y * Axis Armies Trapped in Northeast Sicily v c' U.S. Armies Threaten Last Enemy Port Reuters Reports Yanks Seize Termini, Enter Seaport of Trapani By DANIEL DE LUCE Associated Press Correspondent ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, July 24.- Axis forces in Sicil...…

…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .9,V.MAY; . JUL Y .¢7, 1943 State Has Imperfect Political Primaries Fitch To Speak On Industrial Cooperatives t) t>o t) t=t : t<:: A<= t< : t ::co t ) o g V Compliments of 0 OHSONOTICAL CO. 319 First National Bldg. F. H. STOWS, Mgr. Phone 2-2561 6=o c o - o:= -=>o s;;>on o <>o o cDo o<s;;>o<;z> Ii are not perfect," he stated in "The Direct Primary in Michigan, 1909- 1935." "The system itself has rendered good ser...…

… S tNDA, JULY 25, 1943 THE MT!CFtj!AN DAILY / ____________ I - = ..-jMa League Standings AM[ SICAN L AG .NATIONAL LEAGUE W L lit. G,," Wi'L Pe. (GB New York.......50 32 .810 -W' St. Louis........54 28 .659 - Detroit.........43 39 . 124 7 Brooklyn........51 38 .573 6/2 Washngton4...... 42.611 71/2 Pittsabr gh......46 38 .548 9 Chicago.....41 41 .500 9 Cincinnatl......:43 42 .506 121/ Cleveland.......41 41 .500 0 Chicago........39 45 .459 16...…

…AC-E GU 4'rw I IIFI v W -SrWVDAY, JULY 2Z,. 1949I _... _. _ _; 1 .-.L 1Ti1 V111t1"AliLLii Ll .... v.w w.w+p v. vawa nvg +v v Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control rf Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday and Tues- day during the regular University year, and every morn- ing except Monday and Tuesday during the summer session. Member ...…

…,t7M AV, iT IS2, 1942 T-At1~M fT~~f PACdTI FI r " "' T T 1 / T T T TT T i ' To Hold Upen House at W.A.B. V The Playhouse at the Women's Athletic Building will open its doors to service men and University stu- dents from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. today, Jean Gaskell, 45, chairman of the WAA announced yesterday. The 'project is sponsored jointly ythe University USO and the WAA. A score'of voluntary USO hostesses will be...…

…TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, ULY 25,1943 i' Y .. . ,f.. Never Trust the Navy, 'Say Marines time to send out a reconnaissance party, the company had a little dif- ficulty in finding the designatedi spot. Finally, however, after getting1 lost in back of the University Hos- pital, the Marines got the "situation well in hand" and arrived at the Is- land. No girls-an hour later-no girls- still later-no girls. "Gee," sug- gested one of the fell...…

…l _ ,, . ., ..i .. ., _ n ... ' r ft irn I Weather Warmer VOL LI, No. 20-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Weary Italian People Clamor for Peace - sj Russians Crash Through German Lines East of Orel 0 * * * * * * Reds Score Gains on Nazi Central Front 2,000 Axis Troops Killed in Soviet Drive As Zolotarevo Falls By The Associated Press LONDON, July 24, Saturday- Russian forces crashed across ...…

…THE MIICA ODAWY SATTMftAV T MT 24,. 1943 .. .. . .. .... .. s.... g v.r a. nay ,w. a. . ...r I Straight from the Shoulder By CHIPS I The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND J OHNL. LEWIS is getting his bushy eyebrows into the papers again. This time he wants to join up with the AFL, and Dan Tobin of the Teamsters thinks there is a good chance he'll make it. Green and Lewis will Abe buddies again. The weakling and the reactionary traitor of t...…

…igerstWhi Washington THE ' IHUernDL Martin Marauders Wreck Ciampino Senators, 12-6 Win Moves Detroit To Second Place in League Pennant Race WASHINGTON, July 23.- ()- The Detroit Tigers exploded for eight runs in the 10th inning to trounce Washington, 12 to 6, tonight. The win moved Detroit into second place in the American League race, drop- ping the Senators to third. DETROIT . . ....000 211 000 8-12 WASHINGTON .013 000 000 2- 6 Yanks Shut...…

…PAQE Fotig - - '- -. SATURDAY JMY 240194S T HE MICHIGAN DAILY . Soldier Choir Paratroopers Plunge From Plane To Sing Over Station WJR Broadcast Today Will Begin with Old Hymn 'Benedictus-Certon' "Benedictus-Certon," an old relig- ious hymn, will be the opening selec- tion on the broadcast of the All-Sol- dier Choir of Company A, 3651st S.U. to be given at 10 a.m. today over station WJR. Pvt. Joseph Running, instructor of music and assis...…

…VOL. LIII, No. 19-S I itAiArnt 4at Weathe r Warmer ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yank Columns Conquer All West icily NOT ENOUGH OCS: Allied Drive at Breakneck Speed in North and West Air Base l'ak1en 125 ROTC Men Will Be Eligible To Return 'V Approximately 125 of the 167 ad- vanced ROTC men who left the Uni- versity at the end of last semester for active duty will be eligible to return to t...…

…PAGE TWO HE 'MICHIGAN DAILY' VMAT, -"LY 24,1943 - - !.-- p --- - -- 1943 Fifty-Third Year ...WHILE WE WATCH ... f _ , -._._ ''I .I The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND * 4 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control Lf Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday and Tues- day during the regular University year. and every morn- ing except Monday and Tuesday dur...…

… 1MT, TULT'2, 04 Trf1M~r~TIE~N Ti~_; #At F, rtURE'E _ _ a as .v o-.a : aw as i v ca ..i as to i.L J:.. i cAErra iaWw~ a Tigers Snatch Both Ends of Twin Bill Senators Lose First, 7-5, in 12 Hit Attack; Nightcap Goes to Overmire, Detroit, 1-0 WASHINGTON. July 22-(.l)-The Detroit Tigers defeated Washington in both ends of a twin bill tonight, taking the first 7-5 with a 12 hit at- tack and the nightcap, 1-0 behind Frank Overmire's steady ...…

…PAGE roes TIRE TC TGNN DAILY LL bs Tf A {ry gy Y. , ...ciirili .Qi... ' Vit .. Fia7 J. 'i 7 ..._ .:: .:.l V~.ex TCT1T A R FAN fL .SA LY RDA!.L 3.14 . . r T. ') - wI w ..r wv Irv "v Company A Choir Plans For August 15 Concert Program To Feature Negro Spirituals, Chanties, Hit Song from 'Nips in the Bud' City Hall Flies Allied Colors In Sicily Plans for the concert to be given by the All-Soldier Choir of Company A, 3651st S.U. at~4 p.m. ...…

… i y r III I we. it1grn 4ov 1 Weather Cooler VOL. LIII, No. 18-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1943 PRiCE FIVE CENTS Enna Taken as Axis Retreats to essina * ,* * Yanks Batter Railway Yards In Rome -Associated Press Photo Pall of heavy smoke hangs over the bomb-blasted San Lorenzo railway yards in Rome after 500 American bombers staged a devastating raid on the Axis transportation bottleneck. The American pilots were t...…

…PAOP xTwO TSHE MICHIGAN DAILY THUgDAYnT, JULY 22,-.1943 Fifty-Third Year ...WHILE WE WATCH... I'd Rather Be Right SBSAMUEL GRAFTON - - --®--+- ---s- - --- . , 'r*=mm e n t- e--a Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control Q~f Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday and Tues- day during the regular University year, and every morn- ing except Monday and Tues...…

…THUREDAY, JULY 22, 1942' T~~~lEll -'IHIA N iM 1FAc-z HutvE Julius Franks To Play Guard For AlbeStars Wisiert, Boor and Smeja Accept Bids; Game To Be Aug. 25 One more Michigan football player was given due recognition yesterday when Julius Franks. All-American guard on the Wolverines' 1942 team, received and accepted a bid to the College All-Star, Washington Red- skin grid battle at Dyche Stadium, Evanstan, August 25. Three other Players o...…

…PA E l OU 6 TtfTTR.'.qliAqr-' Illy THIN MICHIGAN D A TTV - S A A1 Ti~ M4lA.IVT K IN L.7C T..R y J'. ITr-T ~ V ?~*-Ia r- L ~ I 'iL.d~..2 mvjm;SA!'..WX, dvjtx 7441 J.y'13 US) Dances To Be Held At League ,General Giraud Reviews Cadets I PEARL HARBOR-DEC. 7: Robert McDermott Tells of Experiences in War Zone Servicemen Invited To Attend Friday And Saturday Nights All servicemen attending the Uni- versity of Michigan are invited to attend...…

…I r sl it431fl /a111 W eather ittle Change i VOL. LIII, No. 17-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1943- PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Sinks Three Jap Ships ff Ul nda C® Spearhead Pushes into South Sicily Italian Troops Mutiny Against Nazis; British Shatter German Tanks By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, July 20.- With some Italian troops reported in mu- tinies against German officers and surrendering...…

…IPAGI! TWO a-. ~. -, '?rHE ICHICAN DAILV WEDNESDAY, J'ULY 21, 1945 - - - - ---------- - Fifty-Third Year A -F 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 Monclay and Tues- day during the regular University year, and every morn- ing except Monday and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Asso...…

…Y VYDNESDAY, JULY 21,1 4943t THE MCHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE I WEDNESDAY, JUIV 21, 194~ PAGE ?flREU ____________________________________________ ______________________ I s. r. . NO ASTRON( Top A Lea gu CHICAGO, July leading American averages have quit war worker's incomo begun to resemble ti of Joe Shortstop f sandlot team-much of such young men a Vern Stephens and Figures Go Down Where once the tician was privileged remarkable figures .448...…

…PAGR FO THE MICHICAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MY 11, 190 PAGE rout WWNESDAY, JULY 21, 1043 New Classes To Start Here At JAG School Second OCS, 12th Officer's Group, Will Begin Courses Monday The Second Officers Candidate Class and the Twelfth Officers Training Class will begin courses at the Judge Advocate General's School Monday, it was announced yesterday by Col. Edward H. Young, School Commandant. There will be more than 65 men in the new cand...…

…, A irligan I4atg Weather, Cooler VOL. LIII, No. 16-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 18, 1943 Cut in Gas Rations for Midwest Immi PRICE FIVE CENTS iient n. British Gain In Smash On Catania Americans Capture Italian Road Junction In South Sicily Drive By The Associated Press ALLIE HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, July 17-The Brit- ish Eighth Army fought a stubborn German foe an the edge of flaming, shell-pitted Catania today, and the...…

…PAG#E TWO,; Z 1 TC-1A R T-)A I I SUNDAY, JULY 18, 0 MODERN CHINA IS INVINCIBLE Jap Invasion Can Never Stop Progress Strafing, Bombing, Good Combination By CLAIRE SHERMAN - "dapan can't conquer China, now or ever, it's' too big a job," William Booth, missionary to China for more than 35 years, said yesterday. "All that the Japanese are doing is hindering China's progress," he added. "In 1934, after the seiztre of Manchuria,; I heard of...…

… *a SUNbAY, JULY 18 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Tigers Split Double-Header with Chicago as Pitcher Duel Bridges Pitches Sweet Curves in Shutout; Newhouser Loses Opener 04 CHICAGO, July 17.-- (A')- In a doubleheader featuring excellent pitching most of the way, Tommy Bridges, old master of the curve ball, turned in a four-hitter today to give the Detroit Tigers a 3 to 0 victory after the Chicago White Sox had won the first game, 5...…

…PA e "U T IT V, ml- I P, H I e.A IV 11 -k I IV AITWIAT- JITt.V lg 14ill . mas.. la vasahT stc-a 1Sa' t V Thab-' aT' 0 18 * 1 iA Ua.~ s:J011' t .Af'¢l.E'.y d .1l.t . $i- . J $aS 5 Fifty-Third Year ...WHILE WE WATCH. I'VE BEEN TRYING to. keep out of this service men vs. civilian rumpus that's had our peaceful little town somewhat agog the past few days. It's nothing for a neutral to get involved Too mueh like playing with two mangles ...…

…StUN AT,. JULY. 198-19 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY WAA, League Representatives To Establish University USO Plans for the University USO were formulated at a recent meeting of the indoor attractions, while bad- S minton and shuffleboard sets, cro- the WAA and League representatives, mint and sebard sets, cro- Iwas announced yesterday by Mon.- quet mallets, baseballs and bats, and it waeann,'44,npeidyetrdfythyoun-volley balls will be rented for a sma...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, Y 19, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 18, 1943 Guard Soldiers' Rights, Cramer Tells JAG s You Don't Have To Chase Them For Autographs Any More JUST A ONE-WAY TRIP: Curious Ann Arborites Ogle At Jap Suicide Submarine Army's Chief Judge Advocate Declares Justice, Fair Play Must Prevail in Service Curious Ann Arborites and Univer- sity students lined up two deep for designed strictly for a one-way mis- b...…

… ii: , y I /M 1 it i wn I a1 Weather Showers VOL. LIII, No. 15-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviets Drive on Orel in Fierce Attack Allies Give Italy Chance To Save Honor Roosevelt, Churchill Offer Alternatives of Surrender or Defeat By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 16.- On the point of a sword, President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill today offered harried Italy thechoice of "ho...…

…?4GE T W/. , ,.. .... THE M~IVHIP,-X ~TYT nriivilm,,vv , TTTir 'v7 i Pi vaA "" _.. . . .:".a _ _ _ _ _ _. .1tI - -1 ;. L [ 1 L 1 : w ..A 'i'UtMAY,"JULY 17, 1943 AM Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control Cf Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday and Tues- day during the regular University year, and every morn- Ing except Monday and Tue...…