…THE MIHCIGAN DAILY PAG FWE Petitioning for New War Council Group Applicants To Be Interviewed April 10-20 For Twenty Positions Which Include Heads Of War Activities Other Project Chairmen Well worked-out plans are the prime requirements for the positions on the Women's War Council for which petitions may be obtained now through April 7.in the undergraduatec office of the League. Petitions must state the positionr desired, contain plans for...…
…r T H R, t rD ..r'A]oi lt..3i - A 1EI. 24.1444.. ..__.r,_a.___ __________.__ __________. U- -- -H-L .".} ' ,. U !. U~ .. - '~~*' flU .S~Wt. *U t$~'J * U' Ut R Autobiography Of Dean Cooley To Be Published 'Scientific Blacksmith: 60 Years an Engineer' Will Be Title of Volume The University Press announced yesterday that it is planning to pub- lish the autobiography of Dean Em- eritus Mortimer E. Cooley. Dean Cooley, who was 89 years old ye...…
… iud 4a Y u 1 Y Itd 4 ~Aill W ather Cloudy and Snow VOL. LIV No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1944s PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviets Cross U. S. Bombers Blow Up Nine A Airdromes, Freight Yards at T 750 to 1,000 Big Bombers Active in Raid Lightning, Mustang, Thunderbolt Fighters Destroy 38 Aircraft By The Associated Press LONDON, March 27.- Ten task forces of U.S. Flying Fortresses and Liberators-an armada of from 750 to 1,000 ...…
…THE- A.1-4C'--iii-AYt DAILY t: j7,1D - 7 A 7Z 2, 94 Fifty-Fourth Year I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON POST-WA R (GERMANY: Li uidation, What Then? HE hushed silence of tiw theatre military policy since Bismarck, is, caused by several factors: economic, 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 r...…
… Tidt~liY, ARC 1 844 JVj I C, H I G it 17 National AAU Swimming Meet To Offer Galaxy of Stars Despite Absenc e of Ford By HARVEY FRANK Daily Sports Editor THE NAAU swimming meet to be held here this week-end lost a lot of its expected lustre Sunday when Yale athletic officials refused to enter the "Balboa Bullet," Alan Ford because of a school rule which forbids the Elis from par- ticipating in events that would keep them off campus overni...…
…I THlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MACWH 28, 1944 w.__ _ i Co. A Soldier Choir To Give Concert Sunday Chorus To Be Guest Of Ann Arbor Civic Orchestra at Program As guest artists of the Ann Arbor Civic Orchestra, Company A's Soldier Choir will present their first program of the season at 4:15 p.m. Sunday in the Ann Arbor High School Auditor- ium. Cpl. Miller To Be Soloist The choir will be featured in aca- pella selections. Cpl. Robert Miller...…
… w b it~ I ait Weather cloudy VOL. LIV No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 26. 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviet Forces Are 8 Miles from Rumania European Citi.es H it By. Allies 73 Bombers Lost In Last Berlin Raid 2,800 Tons Loosed By The Associated Press LONDON, March 26, Sunday.- Royal Air Force heavy bombers- making a prompt follow-up to their massive raid on Berlin Friday night when more than 2,800 tons of explo- sives were raine...…
…TWO TilE MiCHiGAN DAiIA Five Spies AreConvicted in Detroit' 4$- __- -__-___ ___ - AI the State ...* iVAQVI E PREVIw Grace Dineen Given 12 Year Prison Term1 Others Receive 5 to; Years; No Decision In Von Moltke Case 20 Yet By The Associated Press DETROIT, March 25.- Three wo- men and two men who confessed they conspired to violate the Wartime Es- pionage'Act were sentenced in United State District Court today to prison terms ranging...…
… TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I I Re cue of 16 Mine Casualties Barred by Gas Workers Lose Lives Trying To Stop Fire Caused by Explosion By The Associated Press SHINNSTON, W. VA., March 25.-- An underground fire generating clouds of poisonous and explosive gases barred the way tonight to the bodies of 16 men who died in a shat- tering early morning mine blast while they were vainly trying to stop the blase. lFighting the flames which broke out i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1944 U I Hymn to Free Enterprise .. 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 Monday during the regular Tlniversity year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. .Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use ...…
…lSUNDAY, MARCh 20, 1944 T HE M ICH I GAN D A ILY WAGE Broudecist of Pctnhellenic Lictivities To Be Given fipril 10 Candidates for MCWR To Be Inte rviewed Recruiting Sergeants Will Be Stationed at League To Supply Information on Reserve Corps Marine Sergeants Merry McGar- raugh and Arloa Zimmer will be on campus from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomor- row through Wednesday in the League to interview/ interested can- didates of the Marine Co...…
…THE MICHI4AN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 6, IS4y Burma Batile Continues withSti Fightin RESEARcH AGAINST WASTE: I' JYin Fomes arauders Cut J p Southward Retreat By Thv Associated Press NEW DELHIL, March 25.-The bat- tle for North Burma grew hourly -more intensive today as American and Chinese forces which captured Shaduzup bit again into the east flank of Japanese forces now cut off in the Mogaung valley. Touch-and- go fighting continued in the...…
… 'mad' lvacm z~ ~ iE MICHiGAN DAILY PAGE sZvtN , ._ - - - --7 Thinclads Score 49 Points To Clinch Purdue Relays Title Swimmej Tigers Defeat White Sox in Exh pto 5-3 Rudy York Pounds Out Homer; Trout, Two Rookies Look Good EVANSVILLE, Ind., March 25.- (P)-The Detroit Tigers opened the spring exhibition game schedule by thumping the Chicago White Sox today, 5 to 3, in a style that was familiar even if most of the charac- ters in the lin...…
…PAGE EIGHT 'TNl mJCHIIAN DAILY SUNDAY. MARCH 20, 1014 1 11 lil 171" 1 4J 11. 1 Rl L'3. 11 L 1'} 1 L 1 ' 1 i SuNDAY.M+, A Ravva G. 1944 I. Pre-Invasion Talk Planned By Churchill Expected To Prepare British, Americans For Coning Assault By The Associated Press LONDON, March 25.-Prime Min- ister Churchill is expected to deliver a pre-invasion fight talk in his ad- dress Sunday over a British-Ameri- can radio hook-up, using the full scope o...…
…~1 i t 4 ailli Weaiher VOL. LIV No. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1944 Soviets Reach Dniester in 62-Mile S PRICE FIVE CENTS nash RAF Bomber Command Blasts Berlin Roosevelt Asks Balkan People To Protect Jews from NaZis Free Europeans, Asiatics Urged To Aid Intended Victims of German Oppression By The Associated Press s WASHINGTON, March 24.-Pres- ident Roosevelt, saying hundreds of thousands of Jews face death as a r...…
…Pi t TW(' yii ~ T $A _ . C ' t . ..1. .4 C =. 1944i .. . .._--....... - . _ _-_t_ _ _- ----- - - - - _. __ _ _ ___- __ _ __....._____ .._...._......__.. _ r F'if ry=Fcurth Year 1 AG IMIJAY OFFICIAL GRIN AND BEAR IT Sify Uichty Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control or Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and e...…
…~V~DZA~ MZACH ~ _g'THE ICHIG D'dL P ~LE wim mers Trail Yale by ourl Porn ts in NCAA Thinclads in Purdue Relays Tonight tato Trail Es s O/-4They Fail To Score i rsts K( er Bean 'he~y at(in 60 Season's Last indoor Meet Swanson Favored ro Win Hurdle Series, Ilelay and Field Events Feature Key Met, By BILL LAMEERT A victory-laden Wolverine track squadf will be entering the final stretch of their 1943-44 indoor season, when they seek to...…
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…' F it'. 4~U 4 aitli Wei ather Riand tWarmenr VOL. LIV No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviets !n Key Indiar Jap Armies ,: From Imphal Tokyo, Berlin, Allied Commnuniques Give 2i Differing Accounts By CHARLES A. GRUMICH Associated Press Correspondent NEW DELHI, INDIA, March 23.- Japanese forces' driving northward from Burma into India up to the Manipur River Valley have pushed to a point 30 miles sout...…
…., _ , !.. x. .a. a, f.$ .hIA..a. 1.d .i..i. J. l V .l Y..A. \ Al I . ]p. J. J/ 1 z ,, a;r c; tFstyi .,n .py; u, t CLOSR TONAT RE: ...... .......y,;. LIs Not Art1 lificial Moraes Say Labadie Collection of Material Dealing With Labor Is on Exhibition in Library "The trend of.Brazilian architec- ture is toward a new conception of life and work in which men will live closer to Nature and avoid the arti- ficial means of some kinds of archi...…
…MARCH 24, 1944 T HE MICHI A1 I ILYTHRE f'A H L . Michigan Swimmers Go After NCAA Championship i Today Relays hiatt Manne Takes Only Seven Men Natators Forced To Rely on Team Balance; Ford Paces Yale Team Michigan's hopesfor its 13th Na- tional Collegiate swimming title in the last 18 years rests on .the collec- tive shoulders of a small but potent seven-man squad which yesterday en- trained for Yale and the meet today and Saturday. Coach ...…
…_ __ _E MICHIGAN DAILY_ i rtiA , Cri 24, 1944 I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON Edited and managed b' 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 isexclusively entitled to the u...…
…T i l ! M II( A .I 11 ATl X1 _ _ _._ __.. _ _. Y:. .. Freshman Coeds To Hold Frolic Riding Groups At 7:30 p.m. Today in Waterman Invite Women Skits To Be H igh Spot in Evening's Prog ramn As Informality Keynotes Get-Together The freshman coed will join her coed classmates for an evening of fun at Frosh Frolic at 8 p.m. today in Waterman Gymnasium, according to Estelle Klein, '47, chairman of Frosh Project. Entertainment has been planne...…
… AZr 4 1844 THE TCTTE~A DAI.V RIDY. MI~f 24.194 210,000 Occupational Draft Deferments Hang in B alance Only Key Men Under 26 To Evade Draft Steel Plants Removed From Essential List By 'Tough' WPB Policy (( + 71i FELLS S QRY. .... ....... :........ :.....1..._ ...... , .....:. ........ . I _ By MAX HALL Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, March 23. - Whether any substantial number of men under 26 in railroading, coal mining, lu...…
… d+ It 431U 1 Weather Showers VOL. LIV No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1944 O PRICE FIVE CENTS Ary Unit Here To Be Cut to 1 200 Japanese Forces Smash Across Indian Boundary TBy The Associated Press NEW DELHI, March 22.-Japanese columns have made their first pene- tration of India and are pushing on westward through the Manipur Mountain country in the direction of the key road junction of Imphal, 30 miles away...…
…PAGE TWV6 'l C rHE M IIHIIZAfN ,j hA .II T H UR SDAIf, MiiAR~CH 23, 1944 - -- .... _...... s ax..a. i.a d V 1a 1 ll L"a E ". it L3 1 L 1 Fify-Fourth Year By SAMUEL GRAFTON DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1944 VOL. LIV No. 100 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 on Saturday when the no- tice...…
…S THE MICHTAN DAILY P'AG ,. Swimming Team Will Enter NCAA at Yale This %eekend 'Hawks Pkcy For Stanley Cup Continues DETROIT, March 22.-(P)--With the "big one" under their belts and the underdog role suddenly shifted to the erstwhile favored defending champion Detroit Red Wings, Chi- cago's Black Hawks 'found themselves in an unexpected though pleasant position today going into the second game of their Stanley Cup Hockey playoff seri...…
…-- --------~ ifiti XUx v =A1; lYLci .YS.r.t]l a. . l 'k ict U WARRIOR-STATESMAN: Dr. Shepher~d Defines Chinese Lea der 's iMot~iv es, Pinnpkes JOB TURNOVER IN FUTURE: 6ohei DiS~msseg Employmuent After War Pears tait China would lose Pi'Y freedom from outside nations press- ing in led Chiang Kai-Shek to decide to be a warrior-statesman and the leader that he is today, Dr. George Shepherd told his audience yesterday at the Rackham lecture...…
…Y it itrnx 4 it Weather Little Change WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1944 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, VOL. LIV No. 99 PRICE FIVE CENTS Germans Seize ofias Communications; Hull I Fight for Liberty Is Stressed 17 Points Iinclude National Security By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 21.-In an unprecedented definition of Ameri- can foreign policy, Secretary of State Hull tonight called upon all liberty- loving men and nations to "show themselves wo...…
…JilL W G I .. iii t_, i DAILX Italian LIurton& Holme Will Speak on. !aly Tomorrc Towns Engulfed by Lava from Erupting Fiery CoaLIs Technicolor Film Will Picture Vesuvius ratorieal Lecture To } Be Highlighted with Pictures of Vatican Burton Holmes, the well-known travel lecturer, will talk on Italy at 8 30 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Auditor- ium, under the auspices of the Ora- torical Association. Pictures of Naples, of Mt. Vesuvius, of the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA4 Pointing for Purdue Relays Championship LOWdown on Sports Associate Sports Editor (4 Ford's Record Goes Unpublicized .. . LAN FORD, Yale's sensational sprint star from the Canal Zone, broke his own world record for the 100-yard freestyle by swimming the distance in 49.7 last Saturday night in New Haven, but his feat was tucked away in the corners of the newspaper sport pages-obscured by Gil Dodds' world record-b...…
…TIEMiUIGA DALY. )j t Fifty-Fourth Year t, 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 Associatedl Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAUAY Independent Women's cRecognition Night To Be Held Rpril 5 AlUmna To Be Main Speaker On Prograrn Plaques, Awards To Be Given Women with Highest Grade Averages, Most Activities Geraldine Elliott, director of scripts for Station WJR in Detroit, will headline the program for Assembly Recognition Night which will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 5, in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre in the League, according to Dorothy De- Vrie...…
…I THE MICHIGA N D AILY - WEDNESDAY, MAtcH .2,-1944 I - -- ~ .. -- -- -.- - -I FAVOR LIBERALISM: Japan s Plight Not Fault Of People, Says Clarke . "The man of the street in Japan is certainly not to be held responsible !or the present situation," Lt. Walter C. Clarke of Company A, who lived in Japan 14 years, said in an inter- view yesterday. Lt.Clarke's father, the late Dr. W. Harvey Clarke, was a missionary in Japan for 40 years. Lt. Cla...…
… I 1 ' I it . it CWoedar VOL. LIV No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 21. 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hungary Fights as Germans Take Over Naval Forces Pound Miii from Sea, Air New Invasion May Follow Shelling Of Easternmost Marshall Island By The Associated Press U.S. PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUARTERS, PEARL HARBOR, March 20. -The big guns of American battleships and carrier planes teamed up to smash Mili, easternmost of the Marshall is...…
….. .Ld . .. -i 7 .1 .L . i 1. .. 1..i i i, e:ai :L , ir . r i.n :i, l ; stl . _ _ I'd Rather Be' Rig ht By SAM4UEL GRAPTON- NEW YORK, March 20.-If you asked me, I woujd say the best definition of democracy is that it is a government based on respect for facts. Everything else follows from that, including free speech, which is merely free trade in facts. To me, a true liberal democrat is not a pinky, not a softy, not an amiable gent who th...…
… .. iw ,t + e y .t . :. s a rs. a. as, a.4! v..i A r 3l"L"EIF J:1 f Coach e1r Announces 19444 ennis Best Amateurs Will Enter AA U Tank Meet Net Season Will Open __ __ _--April 29 in Windy City Bill Srnith Alan Ford Will Be Starters i11 Small but Select Company of Contestants Great Lakes Favored To Shade Wolverines By HANK MANTHO When entries for the NAAU swimn- ming meet, which will be held March 31 and April 1 at the Intramur...…
…V AGE F tJ T IlE MiVC H IGAN DIA ILY TUESDAY, MAlCH 21, 1944 Major Jap Offensive Aimed at India Is Halted in Assam v _ Nips Suffer Great Casualties In New Clash Burmese Invasion1 Is Called Biggest Battle In Theatre Since '42 By The Associated Press NEW DELHI, INDIA, March 20.- A Japanese offensive from remote bases of the upper Chindwin aimed at an invasion of India and disrup- tibn of the Allied supply line over the Burma hump to...…
…- - iip ,, " R:5 Y i t 4 ~l Wr neather Fair alitlid Ciilt~iiedCold l VOL. LIV No. 97 ANN ABOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1944 de Ar yvances to Rurnarnan Bo PRICE FIVE CENTS rder Allies P Planes Blast Nazi Positions At Beaehhead Hourly Raids in Effect; German Airdromes Plastered in Nor'tleast By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, NA.- PLES, March 18.-Fifth Army shock troops inched from stone to stone through the ruined houses of...…
…PAGE TWO - Cohen To Talk Oii Present-Day Post-War Job s THE MICHIG A N D AILYI sUNI:AY, MARCH 19, 1944 ______ Lecture To Decal With Discrimination In Various Careers Mr. Albert Cohen of the Jewish Vocational Service in Detroit, willI lecture on "Job Opportunities Now and After the War," 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Hillel Foundation. The lecture will deal with discrim- inatory practices in various careers with special emphasis on the employ- men...…
…SUNTWAY, MARCJl 19, 1944 THE MT1 ( HI-AN D AI ly P&GE T1IB~E . n...,. ,, _ _ ._ -- Coeds Urged To Sign Up Now To Work at University Laundry "Womeni interested in working at UxiYersity Laundry are urged to sign for tlhe rmorning or afternoon they Wish to work as soon as possible," Gerry Stadleman, '44, personnel di- rector for undergraduate women, said yesterday. Coeds who worked during the fall semester may go directly to the laun- dry, ...…
…'~ iTh)~i~ ~IwLtdiga i iz )lt F { "a I ft. ~ a Ruth en 's V.:ew on University Stuadents Discass-ion Justified PRESENTING THE OTHER SIDE: Press ignores Issue in Finn Case Mi. , % {{g' 5 n s <~n~ 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...…
… 11TT~ MTCiIICAN ~IAJTIV ' e f 1'. [ T. Frosh To Hold Frolic Friday Freshman women are urged by Es- telle Klein, '47, chairman of Frosh Project, to hold 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. this Friday open for an evening of fun at Waterman Gymnasium with the coed members of the freshman class at Frosh Frolic. "Cancel those dates, girls, and tell him you will see him later. Since all the '47 coeds are headed for Frosh Frolic, there will'be no time for men," ...…
…PAGE SIX TH-E MICHIGAN DAILY SU:NJAY, MARC 19, 1944 Gil Dodds Sets New World's Indoo r Reord in Mile : n Tigers Starting Line-up e i s To Take Shape EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 18.-(/P) -The 1944 lineup of the Detroit Tig- ers is beginning to take shape, but there are bound to be many changes before the American League opener with the St. Louis Browns April 18 at Briggs Stadium. In only one department do the Tigers appear to be reasonabl...…
…S TA1 l*IdIAH 9, 1944 T WE MICfITGAN D A lY PAGtSEVEN . _. . _ USO, SOUTH SEA STYLE: Grass Skirts Keep GI's Worried BATTLE CREEK, March 19.--R')- To that vast legion of gals who were left behind, the blondes, brunettes and redheads; the tall and short, slender and stout, the ones married and the ones who hope to be, a memo: That big, smiling, lovable guy of yours half-way 'round the world isn't neaarly the wolf there that he was on Maih ...…
…TuE MiCiIiGAN I4AiLY l iN /,11, i1'ki IC{'lt 1, i i 1 MUSICAL STARTS CASTING: Coed Speaking Part Tryouts for Co. D Show To Be Held Soon Every Dog has His Day I UNDERGROUND JUSTICE French Patriots Mete Out Swift Justice to Pro-Nazi Traitors Try-outs for feminine speaking parts for Co. D's original musical comedy, "Rumor Has It," will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday in the USO ballroom. Because of necessary company bus-...…
… MUSIC Sir igau SUPPLEMENT 1 MUSIC SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1944 Annual Music Festival To Be Presented Ma y 4-7 . Salvatore Baccaloni To Be Featured at Festival Basso Buffo Combines Great Voice, Sense. Of Comedy for Metropolitan Opera Company Salvatore Baccaloni, proclaimed world's greatest basso buffo, will be a featured artist of the Music Festival. This rotund operatic star, who tips the scale at 300 p...…
…TH E MICHIGAN D AILY SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1944 I . Romantic Tenor Kullman Began Career as Medic To Sing in Fourth Festival Concert icut Yankee' Music Despite Objections Charles Kullman, who has been called "America's greatest romantic tenor," is a Connecticut Yankee, born in 1903 at New Haven, where he graduated from Yale in 1924 with a B.S. degree. Originally Kullman had planned a medical career, however when his experience as soloist wit...…
… ffc:ur, N t "'' I T H E MIC HIG A N D A ILY 'AG ' .C John Brownlee Will Appear At May Festival Leading Baritone Has been Acclaimed One Of World's Greatest John Brownlee, leading baritone of the Metropolitan, Chicago, and San Fransisco Opera Companies, a noted recitalist and concert singer, will ap- pear May 7 at Hill Auditorium in the annual May Festival. First Appearence in Ann Arbor This will be the baritone's first ap- pearence before an...…
…L.~F~li ~ii~b iY_ tAR~H w IW I 5_ 1st fIN iiiN U f4 L 1 x C ONCERT Saturday S Thursday. Friday, end Sunday MAY 4, 5, 6and 7 .. I. .r - ---- .p cE G.ENE ORMANjDYi G /CONDUCTORN p. - SAU L CASTON ASSOCIATE COINDUCTO}R BIDUl SAYAO, S oprano CARLES KULLMAN, Ter ROSE BAM PTON, Soprano JOHN BROWNLEE, Baritone THELMA VON EISENH AUER , Soprano SAVTORE BACCALONI, Bass KERSTIN THORBORG, Contralto NATHAN MILSTEIN, Violinist GEGOR ...…
