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…IJ i1 ig it43111 -,-ALw-.A- WVeather Cloudy, Thunder Showers VOL. LIV No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nazis Flee Slashing Attack on Hitler Line * * * 4. 4 ., * 4 Year-Old Coal Dispute Partially Settled 70 Per Cent Of Industry Is Affected WLBIssues Decision In UMW Controversy By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 19.-The War Labor Board approved tonight the wage agreement reached between J...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ussian Army Captures Enemy Stronghold Near COMRADES IN ARMS: Stronger Chinese-American Relationship Observed by Gale Editor's Note: Three films on con- temporary China will be shown next Saturday at the Rackham Auditorium. In anticipation of this, a series of ar- ticles representing the opinions of a number of people who are especially interested in China, will appear in The Daily,. The first of these, which ap- pears bel...…

…TiE iC II GA-N f DA TLY rAGE TIES ~ . . .......... - -- --------------- Netters TrounceBuckeyes 79; Will Meet Wildcats Today Squad Scores Fifth Straight Conference Win of Season Wolverines Capture All Doubles Matches, Four of Six Singles; Northwestern Next Nine F Illinois Squad Ranked High s aces Iimois; Trackmen At Purdue (. _ By DAVE LOEWENBERG Michigan's great tennis squad scor- ed its fifth consecutive conference victory...…

…F I Fty -gau Y at Fifty-Fourth Year i r U'd ather leftight By SAMUiEL cPRAFTOlN 76e P en dukqn Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan tinder the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant. . . . Managing Editor Claire 1herman .Editorial Director Stan Wallace . . . . . City Editor Evelyn Phillips . . . . Associate Editor Harvey Frank . . . . . . . Sports Editor Bud Low . ....…

…STHE M1CHVGAN DAILY Michigan Tm dition Ends as Sawyer bids Rldieu Miami Triad Formal To Be Held June 3 Traditional Annual Affair To rBe Given by Sigma Chi, Beta Theta Pi, and Phi Delta Theta Wartime conditions have failed to halt the time-honored Miami Triad, which will be held from 9 p. m. to midnight Saturday, June 3, in the League ballroom. Billy Layton's. orchestra will play for the affair, which is a traditional fornal dance ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY C. MAY 201 1944 TWENTY CONGRESSMEN: University Turns Out Many Politicians, Tapping Reveals . In 37 ye produced its Hawley Tap of the Alum in an intervi Twenty m have receive part time c since 1907 a tors and R gress. These Orche Give I HereI Prog Tschai Featuring and Juliet" Music and t chestra unde Joseph Ma Fourth An Festival at4 Hill Auditori William F. of the Associ Flint Symph the program tra in "The Hart E...…

…p . ' iiu i pg it 43UU #atj Weather Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 139 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1944~ PRICE FIVE CENTS Burma Gains Made by Allies, Wakde Falls Detroit Strike Of Teamsters Is Cancelled Work or Fight Law Supported by Nelson, Patterson, Forrestal By The Asoiated Press A proposed general strikesof 45,000 members of Detroit locals of the AFL Teamsters Union was averted after a three-way conference of Regional War Labor Bo...…

…PAGE TWO T 14 P. MYCIITP A IV n A iTv IMb VIMA YY 9t.'t A'tr I ft IAA A _____________________t . .A l a .ii 1 jjI1 iI li. iI+ FRIDAY, MAY 19, 191 f: A Fifty-Fourth Year t. i 7 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant Claire Sherman Stan Wallace Evelyn Phillips Harvey Frank Bid Low . Jo Ann Peterson Mary Anne Olson Mar...…

…FRIDAY, MAY- 19, 1914 .THE- M.ICHIGANI, DA-ILY. PAGE TIME1 Michigan Tennis Team Faces Strong Buckeye Squad Today Linksters Face Detroit in Last Tilt of Season Wolverines Favored To Beat Titans; Big Ten Matches on May 27 The Wolverine golfers leave tomor- row for Detroit to engage the Uni- versity of Detroit in the last match of the 1944 season before the Big Ten championships on May 27. Winding up the year with the Ti- tan match will give...…

…TPHE MICHIGAN rbATrV M-MAP, NIA&V 79. 1944 0 F~IfrAV. 1~TAV 1W 'H~IL HEADACHE RELIEF: DeJong Recommends Cures To Sufferers in Radio Talk Dr. Russell N. DeJong recommend- ed aspirin, black coffee or rest and cold packs on the head for the relief of recurring migraine headaches in a broadcast over station WJR last night. He estimated that approximately eight million people in the United States (two or three times as many women as-men) are a...…

…i uuii i 4!v m4ij mqpp- wtarqwr, 4, aili Weather Cloudy t VOL. LIV No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Striking Foremen OI Return to Work German News Agency Announces Evacuation of Cassrno Allies Stalled Before Town Forh4 Months Heavy Artillery Attack From British Forces Precedes Final Stage By The Associated Press LONDON, May 18, Thursday. - The German DNB Agency announced today that Cas...…

…GE TWO THE MIONIC2A N fDAILY TmTp-F4TWA,,v- MaV 1x 1 . 1 V L L'Y. 1 J,6 3L ,. ~tD T A ?~1 JA . . 'M uA.. ::it A .I.Ot .&O4 : Fifty-Fourth Year - s a'. 4 y z-,.:.:: f s3rZ ' , .%: ': r f 4, tS Y T Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant Claire Sherman Stan Wallace Evelyn Phillips Harvey Frank Bud Low. Jo Ann Peterso...…

…THRRDAY, MAY 18, 1944 T HE Ml1CIH iGAN DALY PAGU TEEE Netters in won, ome Tits This eekend Rain halts Grosse le Tilt After Four Innings Varsity Nine Leading 3-1 When Play Is Called; Squad Leaving for Doubleheader with Illini Thinclads To Take Part inl F our-Way Meet Wolverines Favored; Buckeyes, Wildcats Face Michigan Tennis Squad Ohio State Team Will Give Wolverines Close Battle; Harry Hall Paces Northwestern Attack ANOTHER EASY ONE? ...…

…FOUR ""HE MICHIGAN iVATTY THURSDAY, MAY 18. 1944 . . .. .I . I. . . v < . . . . : n . . . z a a Housing Trends To Be Topic Of iscussiort Grover T. Whelden, of Indianapo- lis, real estate authority, will address real estate men from southern Michi- gan and northern Ohio on "Trends in Housing-Both Public and Private" at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Rackham Building. Whelden, president of the Society of Residential Appraisers, will dis- cuss the...…

… it431U at t Cloudy and Warm VOL. LIV No. 137 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Briggs Concern Closes Detroit War Plant n Japs Menace Indian Border; Chinese Push Past Salween Thrust Advances Nips to 11 Miles of Frontier; Chinese Burma Drive Gains Momentum By The Associated Press SOUTHEAST ASIA HEADQUARTERS, Kandy, Ceylon, May 16.-Jap- anese troops have stabbed close to the borders of India in a new thrust ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY, WEDNESDAY,MAY 17, 1944 New Delegates Insure Majority For Roosevelt Unconfirmed Pledges Gives Dewey Hope For GOP Nomination By The Associated Press New Jersey and California Demo- 9rats put 86 more delegates in Presi- dent Roosevelt's column in primary voting yesterday (Tuesday) and pushed his total far above the re- quired majority for another nomin- ation two months in advance of the party's national convention. Just for...…

…THE MICHIC N"" f5AM PACT TTR Tfli~ MICHIGAN HY TH Wolverine Nine Faces Grosse Ile for Second Time Toda *1" n HERE TODAY ... By HARVEY FRANK Sports Editor Fisher Names Hackstadt, iVillers,' Manko To Throw Against Sailors Gane Will Enable Squad To Sharpen Batting Eyes Before Saturday's Conference Deciding Doubleheader with Illinois >d Golfers To Plax Titai s in Last Match Before Bii Ten Playoffs IF MICHIGAN'S tennis coach, Leroy Wei...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE~A Y, MAY , ...,. Fifty-Fourth Year Jane Farrant Claire Sherman Stan Wallace Evelyn Phillips Harvey Frank Bud Low JS Ann Peterson Mary Anne Olson Marjorie Hall. Marjdrie Rosmarin Elizabeth A. Carpen Margery Batt . T Editorial Staff . . . . . Managing Editor . . . . . Editorial Director . . .. . City Editor . , . . . Associate Editor . . . . . Sports Editor . . . . Associate Sports Editor . . . Associate Sports Ed...…

…4~,TIli MCRGA DAILY PAGE FIVE V-1 2 Orchestra Will Play for Navy S fAnchor Ball' Third Battalion! Will Sponsor Dance at Union Three Hurdred Tickets Are Available for Naval Personnel; Proceeds To Go to Relief Fund Stan Oviatt and the V-12 orchestra will be featured at "Anchor Ball," Third Batallion - sponsored dance which will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday, June 3, in the Union Ballroom. Ticket sales, which are now open to ...…

…?AC-ErS5M THE RH X DWIL LATIN STUDENT LIFE: Dr. Olivera To Open Series by Discussing Cuban Cultural Life Speaking on "The Cultural Life of Cuba," Dr. Raul Olivera will give the first in a series of lectures on Latin America at 8 p.m. today in the Kellogg Auditorium. The lecture series is sponsored by the Latin American Society and the International Center. Dr. Julio del Toro of the depart- ment of romance languages will be guest chairman ...…

…Y 4iQ tW Daa11 Weather Showers VOL. LiV No. 136 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS French, Yanks Snash Nazi Gustav Line First Big Chinese Offensive in Seven Years IsOpened 4' - - ___ ___ ______~~~ ______ ______ Salween Is Crossed at Many Points 20,000 Troops Aim At Burma Junction By The Associated Press CHUNGKING, May 15.-More than 20,000 Chinese troops have plunged across the Saween River in Western Yunna...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIG~AN DBATT TUESDAY; MAY 16, 1944 __ _ -. _-- a as .u 1 1 a \./ as L'V 17 1 \ 1l 211 L 2 .. .,.__. __ TUESDAY: MAY 10. 1944 Fifty-Fourth Year *Th * 7/ePedulumt . 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...…

…MAY, 10; 4944 . T-V tut L, 4. D A LY, PAC 9 THR$J9 , A 4 - - ..':.... e,:.. r >. '. .:., "ti. =':S.e ,ww, r axe.mm .. pw :. v.. Wra s. .mw....... . .o- m r-.. a ., . rae.wMrw..,xv .,t* hinclads Are Impressive in Only Outdoor Meet Baseball Club Whips Grosse Hurlers Wiese, Schmidtke Star in . Ile Team, 4-2 Team Balance Provides Michigan's Victory Edge Illinois Scores Seven Firsts to Wolverine Six but Fails To Dominate in Field Eve...…

…F FOUR1 THE~ MICHi XN DAiLfY m SVz ?,LT 1;. 1944 - -- Dunbar Center .. Free ofb93 MortgageDet. .4 Association To Better Conditions of Local Negroes Hears Dancy By RAY SHINN "America can never take care of the problems of the world until it takes care of its own internal prob- lems," declared Mr. John C. Dancy, executive director of the Detroit Ur- ban League, befor the audience gathered to witness the burning of the mortgage of the Dunb...…

… w :. .r Ir1 1 3aitl Weather Fair VOL. LIV No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1944 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PRICE FIVE CENTS Foremen Continue To Strike WLB Wire Assures No Discrimination By The Associated Press DETROIT, May 13.-- Telegraphic assurances that they would not be discriminated against if they re- turned to work failed tonight to end a strike of more than 3,300 foremen in war plants of six Detroit manu- facturi...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1944 TWO SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1944 Students from Allied Nations To Give Recital Foreign students on campus will present a program of "Music of Many Lands" at 7:30 p.m. today in Rm. 316 of the Union. A .Brazilian piano selection, a "Ha- waiian dance and Philippino, Turk- ish, Chinese and Latin-American songs will be featured on the \pro- gram. Piano Selections To Be Played The Brazilian piano selection, "D...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TRFS George Dasch Will Conduct Annual Concert Massed Orchestra Festival To Feature 160 Instrumentalists, George Dasch, director of the, Northwestern University Symphony Orchestra and the Chicago Business Men's Symphony, will direct the fourth annual Michigan Massed Or- chestra Festival at 4:15 p.m. next Sunday in Hill Auditorium, it was announced yesterday. Michigan Artists To Play Constituting the largest orchestra...…

…PAGE FOUR Fifty-Fourth Year THE MIICHIGAN IAILY STNDAYf, Mi 4 9 I - - y The WASHINGTON MERRYE-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON . - ., ; ; - y , ( e Id Bather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON ____ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___II Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Jane Farrant Claire Sherman Stan Wallace Evelyn Phillips darvey Frank Pud Low*. . Jo Ann...…

… THE, q'Mn 15XTCY NiCT; --- __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ ___ __ __U Thirty Houses Will Participate in Sing Senior Women To 'Be Honored At Annual Lantern Night Thirty houses will participate in the Lantern Night Sing contest, an- nual WAA function honoring the sen- ior women, which will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 22, on Palmer Field. The groups entered in the Sing will form a line of march in front of the Library at 6:45 p.m. wit...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1944 Varsity Nine Spills oSU, 5-0; Netters Cop Two Matches Hirsch Hurls One-Hitter To Whitewash Buckeyes Michigan Attack Throttled Until Eighth Inning; Blanchard Stars at Plate with Three Hits BY BILL MULLENDORE Yesterday was "Elroy Hirsch Day", where Michigan athletics were concerned, as the prospective four-letter winner first turned in a winning leap of 24 ft., 2% in., in the broad jump, durin...…

… SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1944 T IlE MICIIFGA N DA ILY PAGE SEVEN 'M' hinclads Whip Illinois, Purdue in F Triangular A STRANGLER ON THE LOOSE: Meet <. - Unknown Power In Field Events Provides TrackstersWithVictory ll LOWdown on Sports sps by BUD LOW Associate Sports Editor Pensive Comes from Behind In Stretch To Win Preakness By BILL LAMBERTI In a meet that was full of sur- prises, upsets, and real cinderpath excitement, Michigan's t...…

…THEMICHIANDXV 5UNT AY, MIY 14, 144 New Members Are Elected to Hillel Council Fifteen new members of the Hillel student council were announced yes- terday. New members are F"aye Bronstein, Judy Chayes, Celia Elson, Betty Gins- berg, Muriel Kleinwaks, Tuth Kowal- ski, Arthur Kraft, Barbara Levin, Dave Lowenberg, Bernard Rosenberg, Sheldon Selesnik, Stan Wallace, Bev- erley Wittan, Ruth Wolkowski, and Thelma Zeskind. The newly electea member...…

… iM i1 A I .1 V E' ItL Suatitj Weather Cooler, Light Showers VOL. LIV No. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1944A llies mash Forwar in Italian ss PRICE FIVE CENTS ault;. American Sky Fleet Strikes 5 Oil Plants 150 Planes- Shot Down In Air Ra id Yanks Direct Mai. Blows near Leipzig By The Associated Press LONDON, May 12. - Smashing through swarms of German fighters in one of the war's fiercest aerial battles, an American ...…

…PAGE W THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, THAI 13, 1944 ~AG~ IWO SATU1tDAY, MAY 113, 1944 Fifty-Fourth Year AS C4A3E 7. 5' 10~ r et ! .2t. fFF / / Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant . . . Managing Editor Claire Sherman . . Editorial Director Stan Wallace . . . City Editor Evelyn Phillips . . . . Associate Editor Harvey ...…

… SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1944 TIHE MICHIG7AN DAILY PAGE THREE v "....: ... .... ... #. 1.L .8J 1 1 1 \.J. 11 1. V. 2-1 2l 1I C'1 i-'l_/ 1 r1S Wolverine Nine Gains 2-1 Victory over Buckeyes Thinclads Run in Triangula Meet Illinois Looms as Favorite in Season's Finest Outdoor Meet Wolverines, ilini Clash for 46th Time; Several Records Likely To Be Shattered One of the year's top-notch outdoor track meets gets under way this" afternoon on th...…

…PAGE OTR THE; I -IL MAT T^ IS44 Rev. Orlemanski Says Stalin Favors Freedom of W orship ew England Priest Recounts Visit to Russia Red Cooperation with Pope Seen Possible il Fight on Persecution By The Associated Press CHICAGO, May 12. - The Rev. Stanislaus Orlemanski, New England priest whose flying trip to Russia pro- voked critical comment in some church quarters, quoted Premier Sta- lin today as advocating freedom of worship. He also a...…

… ri ! _ r N. ii: 43U i ait Weather Partly Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Deferment Is Ordered for Men over 25 Chinese City Threatened by Jap Invaders Military Crisis Mounts in North By RAY CRONIN Associated Press War Editor The grave military situation in China's North Honan Province sent a wave of unconcealed concern through that nation yesterday as the Japan- ese threat again...…

…P~AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D A IT.V F'RMAV°-' MAY' 12_ l4 t& AT AK IA M X aIH I & 114NI fl A l ...5 - JJ3 3 ..4...4 . £. 1 R.A14A x ~&a.A &r a ariajta a , lritl i xti, 1;f L , m'w ath ptatt Fifty-Fourth Year . K f O F Y.k ' i /wlY1(~hlYt 4 ' ; Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant . . . . . . Managing Editor Claire Sherm...…

…T-H-K- Mlt.,AIGAN nATIN. rxr.r Tultv - ...... .................... .. ~ .J.. U ,. ~U.U.~U.~.P.L.. £ .B.P t. X5.L A A A ~~AaJ .& 4.U4i~&AA. Netters Leave for Chicago; Thinclads Ready for Mee t Here W-W Tennis Squad To Face Linksmen Meet- Cindermen Play Host Q! BOWMAN FACES SU: Boilermakers and Illini Wolverine Ni Both Illinois, Wisconsin Ohio State Here Ford Takes over Number Three Spot; Gulic Jumps to Fourth Berth in Surprise Move...…

…Pvacr row~ THE -MICHIGANDIL M MAXT: ;MAT W, 1944 Pan-Hel Council Reveals Plans The newly-appointed Panhellenic Council has announced petitioning for War Activities, Rushing and Pub- licity committees, according tQ Peg Laubengayer, '45, president. Petitions must be turned in to Miss Laubengayer by 5 p.m. Monday. In- terviewing will be held from 3 p.m. to' 5 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in the undergraduate office of the League. The war acti...…

…Ii.. l p l :Y r1 t m 4a1L Weather Scattered Showers VOL. LIV No. 132 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Avery Seeks Court Ruling on Ward Case Allies Blast' Europe in Heavy Raid Austria, France, Belgium Bombedj By The Associated Press LONDON, May 11-RAF bomb- ers again pounded targets in en-t emy-occupied territory during the night, the British announced to- day, carrying the Allied aerial offensive into its...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TmRmflAmY MAY 11. 1i,44 FDR Supporters Win Primaries in West Virginia an dOh io bovernorships U Are Aspired s By Candidates Meadows, Lausche To Run in November By D. HAROLD OLIVER Associated Press Staff Writer Candidates leaning toward a fourth term for President Roosevelt won handily the Democratic governorship nominations in West Virginia and Ohio in Tuesday's primaries. The winners were Circuit Judge Clarence W. Mead...…

…THE MICHIGAN-DAILY TAGS ms Track Team Will Play Golfers Point Toward Victory over Buckeyes The Wolverine linksmen finally got a break in the weather yesterday, and settled down in preparation for a return match with Ohio State here this Saturday. The golfers, who split two matches this past week-end, winning from Western Michigan Saturday and los- ing to Notre Dame Sunday, will be out to avenge the defeat suffered. at the hands of th...…

…F&UA T1171MICHIGAN Hh THURSDAY, MAY I1, ______________________________________________________________________________ U clI c mrLtd t 41~i Fifty-Fourth Year 9 IT j:.4 r . . 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 t...…

…-r THURSDAY, tIAY 1, 1944 THEMTSCIHA ANILYT PAGE FYVE _ - - __, _ P _..~V JGP To Hold Mass Meeting For Women Sophomores Urged To Attend,' Sign Up for Various Duties; Next Year's Goal Will Be Set All sophomore women are urged to attend a mass meeting to be held at 4:30 p.m. Monday in the League, according to Nora MacLaughlin, gen- eral chairman of JGP. The purpose of the meeting will be to enlist women, who will be juniors next year in t...…

…AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY-1 MAY 11, 1944 .T 0..i MTc M 4AN rb.[ 1 1T'a ,DA..MAI' 117L 194 STEP TO GOODWILL: Student and Faculty Exchange Is Advocated by Dr. Dreyfus That reciprocal student and pro- fessor exchange arrangements are the best aid to the good neighbor pol- icy is the opinion stated by Dr. Andre Dreyfus, dean of the faculty of phil- osophy, science and letters and pro- fessor of general biology at the Uni- versity ...…

…_ _ x 1' it 4(rn 4~a14 Weather Cloudy and 'h'irer VOL. LIV No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS (To I RedA Axis Loses 100,000 In Crimea FreesT oArmies For Spring Drive By The Associated Press LONDON, May 10, Wednesday.- Premier - Marshal Stalin announced early today the capture by storm of the Crimean fortress-port of Sev- astopol after a 24-day siege in which thousands of Axis troops died at their guns ...…

…PAGETWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY EDNESD , MAY 10, 1944 TUIF aureMI c:IGAN .v1a11".VENEDi Aa0.14 WW #1t JJ ..I LT-i / liaaai . V) iv al GA uFiftyForan eaily Fifty-Fourth Year CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT? Third Term Limitations Proposed 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...…

…W E ErUA Y, MAY 10, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !A4 T THRE WBOWN BOMBER TALKS: Wolverines Host to Triangular Track MeetB Louis Calls Rae r Toughest Ever Fought Illinois, Purdue Here Saturday For Year's Only Outdoor Contest Netters Look Good Despite 54 Defeat by Notre Dame Opponent He's i f i 41 I Youig, Kelley Will Be Featured; Ufer, Hirsch Swanson To Compete By HANK MANTHO Michigan's first and only outdoor track meet of the season wil...…

…P)-;Xr rim' Co. A Concert Will Feature Three Artists Program To Be Given Sunday; Dedicated to Fighting United Nations Three artists will share the spot- light when the curtain rises on the second annual Co. A Spring Concert at 4 p.m. Sunday at Lydia Mendels- sohn Theatre. Cpls. Art Flynn, tenor; Robert Mil- ler, baritone, and Henry Jarvinen, cellist, will be featured soloists on a choral program dedicated to the fighting Allies. For Cpl. F...…