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… w® Y t 4f 4 aiti Weather Warmer mmoolow VOL. LI, No. 10-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1943 FDR Says No Authority. To Take Over Unions Bill Provides No Machinery For Executive Enforcement By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 9.- President Roosevelt said today he did not know how he could enforce the War Labor Board's (WLB) order directing John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers to sign a contract with the coal min...…

…PAGE TWO THE1 -MICHIVGAN II . S ATT1MAV, JiJ'TY 10, 1949 Fifty-Third Year ...WHILE WE WATCH.. 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 Universty year, and evey morhiig except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer sesson. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is excusvely entitl...…

…SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1949 Mort Cooper Pitches His Eleventh Win Cards' Pitcher Fans Four 'Braves'; Wins a 7-0 Victory (From Associated Press Summaries) Mort Copper of the St. Louis Car- dinals turned in his eleventh win of the season to feature a scanty but thrill-packed afternoon of action in the major leagues today. The Cardinal ace faced only 281 men and pitched three-hit ball as he led his teammates to a 7-0 victory over the Boston Braves. Th...…

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… I I 1 we 44; :0%aty Weather Warmer VOL. LIII, No. 9-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Congress III akes T wo-Month vacation Nazi Tanks Drive Wedge In Belgorod Red Army Remains Firm Elsewhere, Gains Land in North MOSCOW, July 9, Friday- (P)- The fourth day of the powerful Ger- man offensive closed last night with the Nazis still struggling on the outer rim of the Kursk salient, although the Soviets offici...…

…P'ACE TWO T""ft MIC 1 AN tA!rA' d' lIPA 9 J 0.LY .9, 1949 _. -- Fifty-Third Year WHILE WE WATCH. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Contrpl 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...…

… 1 '9 J' Y 0q 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TAGI T LM . . .......J-LY......1..43. .A..... . .. Tigers Defeat Athletics; Stay Second in League Moses Seals White Sox' Victory DETROIT, July 8. (14)-. The De- troit Tigers stubbornly protected their newly won second place posi- tion in the American League by de- feating the Philadelphia Athletics, 3 o 1., in the opener tonight of a five- .game series. Before 7.968 spectators in the sev- enth- twil...…

…PAGE FOURtD THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... . .......... ... BUCKS CLEAN UP: Army Finds Feather Carpet in Fraternity Columbia's New Star 0 "Was this the campus zoo before?" Puzzled Pvt. Irving Green of Brooklyn, newly arrived member of the ASTP engineering group, asked this question as he and 29 other men detailed to make a fraternity, house taken over by the Army fit for occupancy found the entire house littered with feathers four inches deep....…

… r _ - 1 ittit ttiq Weather Continued Cook. I VOL. LIII, No. 8-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Reds Tlitwar t Fitter erman Onslaught 'JWe Walked I cow'-After R(A1 lil dirt g Eieuai or Strike .v :~~'.s~~2:.. ......N . . . . . . . . ..W...' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 4 Yom Thisgrop o womn hs ist rachd te gr un flor o th 70stor RC buldin inNewYor Cityaftr astrke o elvatrs n nne Rckeellt...…

…PAGE TWO THE "-MlrHlrXN !!XlrV-' THE A InIv R- 141M TH ... . .:. ~ ..,.,,_, w..ri 1 M1.I 1NW 1 1- '<A 11 1 V TrT2'1 -1..\ aL&as',1a.L 1 1.i:i:,V .[W JJCy..Y, y a! U.Lt T " dity . .La7' Ulka Fifi igatt'Bal 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 during the rgular Un...…

… WTRS DAY , JLY 9, 19: 1 THlE MCH TAN -1 -,A41TY- PSr,-E THRE, F. U PA0E TflRE~ . . _ , . .,. Tigers Beat Senators for Ninth Victory Capture American League Second Place In Fight for Pennant DETROIT, July 7- (if)- The De- troit Tigers seized the American League's second place today by mop- ping up on the Washington Sena- tors, 9 to 1, for a 3 to 1 series edge and their ninth victory in 11 starts. With Southpaw Hal Newhouser pitching a fi...…

…PAGE FOUR TTHE MICHlIGAN fDAILY THURSDAY, 3ULY 8, 1949 L . sv rs a... ,r . TRT,. _ 3R...DA. y ..J...Y .y19.3 I Lt.-Col. Gaud Defines Foreign Reciprocal Aid Yank Troops Abroad Receive Allied Supplies On Lend-Lease Basis "Reverse lend-lease transactions have assumed much greater propor- tions than most people in this coun- try think. All overseas commanders have been directed to procure every- thing possible locally and to make such procur...…

… iN ' . _. . it 431U iaii4t '-Bather, Cooler VOL. LII, No. 7-S ANN ARBOR.. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS rthur ins Sea Battle in Kula Gulf (.) I , Senate Votes Against All Roll-Backs Tuniitous Session Bans Subsidies To Lower Food Prices By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 6 -- In a tumultuous session, the Senate re- volted afresh against the Adminis- tration's price "roll back" program today and voted...…

…PAO~i Tw o '' tE IC I A iA-1I.V 'WIEnNtSDAY.ITTLY.V "I tQA1 u.. ._... _.. ...... ... ..... ti S SR 9J 11. 11L A R. SS ! '!3 1.-11'! EC S1 d dJ d .YY3 _ _ __ .2 .~-' A. .A..$ 0 'AS 'AS . S 5 t-3 fii £trpgan Da1 Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the Univesity 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 ...…

…WERDNF t.-fVAAY, JULY '""7,1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY BIRTHDAY PRESENT: Tigers Beat Senators 4-3 In 16 Innings, Threaten 2nd Place Gunder Tails Dodds, u,,t Not For Long DETROT, July 6.-- (A)- Mana- ger Steve O'Neill of the Detroit Ti- gers celebrated his 52nd birthday to- day, and the best gift of all was a 16 inning decision over the Wash- ington Senators, 4 to 3, that boosted the Tigers half a game from the American League's second plac...…

…PA HFOUR THE MICHI AN DAILY WVEDN1ESDlAY, JULY 7, 1943 NEWS FROM THE FILES: Four Law Graduates From University Attend JAG School RAF's Typhoon Fighter Given New Destructive Power LONG VOYAGE HOME: Lt. Jacoby Relates Trip From Shangri-La' to University By LT. G. P. FORBES Judge Advocate General's School Four graduates of the University of Michigan Law School are among the 70 members of the 11th Officer Training Class at the Judge Advoca...…

… I I ' 4A-4 PRWI IWI, Wtr 4 l Weather Occasional Showers VOL. LIII, No. 6-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1943 Hundred Ja lanes RoutedoverCe PRICE FIVE CENTS itral Solomons Area in ew Allied Offensive I * * * * * * Italian Bases Pulverized by Allied Bombs U.S. Liberators from Levant Aid in. Assault On Sicily, Mainland By NOLAND NORGAARD ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, July 3.- ()-The Allied assault on Italy's milit...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DATILY -S AY, TMY 4, 1943 i --- --- - -RT v as.Vr . .1T -V i y c'a p 'U' Professor Turns Down Raise Request Sharfman Puts Dispute In FDR's Lap Because Of Lack of Authority WASHINGTON, July 3.- (P)- A new administrative dispute was dumped on the White House door- step today when I L. Sharfman, chairman of the railroad emergency board, turned down flatly stabiliza- tion director Fred M. Vinson's re- quest that the boa...…

… SUNDAY, JULY4 194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY T A GFE- TH R . F TAKE FIFTH STRAIGHT GAME : d* i Surging Tigers Trim Yanks Twice Beg 1 b' P I :'jin /119T DETROIT, July 3-(/P)-In a hard- to-believe finish, the Detroit Tigers overcame a six-run lead in the last two innings of the nightcap today to defeat the New York Yankees, 10 to 9, and sweep a double-header from the once proud champions. Rudy York's 11th inning homer won the opener, 6 to 5. In ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICIGAN DAlI. S ONTAY. JULY C x:943 .a. _.. ... -.. ..- ,. 1 11 L 1 1 1 V 11 l_ 1T L'1 S - L t'A 11L/ 1 -- alayawm. raa. eam. ius °a s.a' ffi Ma Fifty-Third Year The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON THE HUSH-HUSH METHOD: N ega ti ve Race 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 th...…

…F. SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1943 THIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG. v Y. MUSS MeetingOf f411 U Coed S To Be eld Tuesda v Dr. L. Vincent, . CPsychologist, To Be Speaker Attendance of Undergraduates To Be Required; Dean Lloyd Urges Grad Students To Come Dr. Lee Vincent of the Merrill Palmer School, Detroit, will speak at a mass meeting of all women on cam- pus to be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Rackham Building. Attendance is required of all un- ...…

…PAGE SEX U,.S Navy Men Prove To Be Heavy Eaters Food Consumption In West Quadrangle Reaches New High "The 51 full time employes and volunteer 'galley' employes in West Quad are receiving a taste of mass production cooking," Christina Rich- art, head dietitian, said yesterday. "Thirteen hundred and seventeen men can consume a lot of food," she added. "In one day we use 270 loaves of bread, 90 pounds of butter, 4,500 half pints of milk and 100 a...…

… SUTKDAYP JiT T ,4, 1949 0 THE MIC~HIG~AN DILY PAGE SEVEN SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1~4~ - S University Contributions Send 120 Boys to Fresh Air Camp Pantelleria Commander As a result of the $1,300 contrib- uted by University of Michigan stu- dents last spring, one hundred twen- ty boys from Detroit, Pontiac and. surrounding metropolitan areas are attending the University Fresh Air Camp near Pinckney, Mich., which opened a week ago. Sent to the ...…

…PAGE EIGHT T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1943 Acquaintance Bureau Offers Servicemen Aid, No More Lonesome Friday, Saturday Nights For Seekers of Dates Offering a solution for lonesome Friday and Saturday nights, an ac- quaintance bureau will be set up in the League sometime this week for the benefit of servicemen and Uni- versity students who have been look- ing for their ideal.date. Under the sponsorship of the Bomber Scholarship F...…

… A I I, 6 !i 'd i: 431W 4a t! Weather Warmer VOL. LII, No. 4-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Roosevelt Saves Stephan from Death Navy Takes Over West Quad as Training Begins Traitor Gets Life Term <t>- 1,300 Men Are 'On Deck' For Duration Bluejackets, NROTC, Marines Say Goodbye To Civilian Leisure Approximately 1,300 men left civ- ilian life yesterday at the command "Chuck your gear and show y...…

… g. .. f P we 411W :43attig Weather Warmer VOL. LIII, No. 5-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1943 Presient Vetoes ubsidyDeathent PRICE FIVE CENTS ence I <> Germans Predict Allied Invasion To Start Today U.S. Takes Viru iarbor In Solornons By The Associated Pressv LONDON, July 3 tSaturday) - German propaganda resumed this morning its predictions that an Allied invasion of the continent would be- gin today, with the Nazi-cont...…

…VALE TWO tEMI CHI1GA t3lI r1 I ;fAY 1JLY '2;1941 , .. ._,,.. u ",a . . . Fifty-Third Year pm. . M ' '~~ o$JTETi b~ac1 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 Associate...…

…9a 71 FT Tfflfl MICt4TV-AN- hAlIV. !, AI'"7TuimA'Kr T2Tir " at i n a.4 _ - t~ u'~ A r j C ide A ?t'JULY 3,t . . 1943 Fifty-Third Year 1 KN I~n JrAE-.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 Tuesday during the summer session. Me...…

… PR1IPA.1-[=x LY 7; 191- TilF- ICHICAN DAILL PAGE Tk'F-ll Senior Circuit Has Edge in All-Star Game NEW YORK, July 1. -IP)- The old guard will be mostly among the missing when the National and American league All-Stars tangle in their 11th annual "dream game" at Philadelphia Tuesday night, July 13. Ten players who were on the. squads selected by the fans for the original game at Chicago in 1933 are still on the active rosters of the maj - ...…

…STUJRDAY, WLY. , 1943 HKE MIChIGAN DAILY PAGE TRM .- . ... .... .. . .. . . . ... . ..... .... ... . . . .. . . .... Bridges in Good Form; Tigers Score Fifth Win 'Slowball' Sewell Chalks Up 11 Wins As Pittsburgh Pirates Down Phillies Major League Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Jap Base Is Hard Hit By Allied Bombing Hospital Aides Praised As Forty Pledge Support N v c a I i i f' r I DETROIT, July 2.- (A')- The an- Carthy, the fifteenth m...…

…F'IE DAY, JULY 2, x943 :, r THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._ . e You Look Okay To Us ARMY, NAVY SERVICES: I Quad for Land Training "depend"ence Day' Vespers To Feature Music, Sermon 1) will continue in command of all bat- talions in the V-12 program. His regular staff with some additional officers will direct the training pro- gram from their headquarters in North Hall. Naval medical and dental students included in the training program here w...…

…PAGE FOUR~ THE MlCtl :AV TIAiv SAT-tT t,°lr)4V- T[Ti.T tL I PA's Navy Routine In Quad Begins- For Blue jackets Sounding Bells Warn Masters of the Deck To Muster Men for Chow Leisurely strolling down to meals in West Quad became past history, at 0645 (6:45 a.m.) yesterday as 1317 Navy bluejackets, cadets and Marines fell into "inside formation" and marched four columns abreast to the campus'. newest "mess hall." At' the final sound of one be...…

… ' iQll I _ l . 41P t t all 4 nil We+sath~er 'o~ VOL. LIII No. 3-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY , 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Congress FOrbid Five Fiscal Bills Remain Indisposed Congress Leaves FDR Without Funds at Start1 Of New Money YearE WASHINGTON, June 30.- (')-< Five major appropriation bills were, left up in the air tonight on the eve of the new fiscal year' when bothI houses of Congress recessed until omorrow without final a...…

…JAGE TWO TOTE ICHMAN DWIFY 4' '1 qvm-qn4v, "*Vn.v 1 14,11 TH1E.. 11 y.t 1aN 1 \ L L3"'t 1 'T I1AAal . l l I , 3EFt i , a/' Uli y 1, IN43 Fifty-Third 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 year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member ...…

… TY 1,I; Y942' THE MIHIGAN AILY PACE HREF PA(~E THREE All-Star Nine Is Polled for Annual Clash Circuit Managers Pick 8 Cards- for National Team, Southworth Says By The Associated Press NEW YORK, June 30.- A strong National League All-Star squad, dominated by eight of the world champion St. Louis Cardinals, was announced today for the 11th an- nual clash with a picked team from the American League at Philadel- Phia Tuesday night, July 13. ...…

…PAGE FOUB T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THUR.SDAY, JULY 1,1943 PATRIOTIC SERVICE: Lt.-Col. Carter, Army Chaplain To Speak at VespersSunday T ank Units Lineup For Inspect ion, 'Somewhere In Australia' ENJOY THE SUN Lt. Col. Thomas W. Carter, super- vising chaplain of the Second Dis- trict for the Army Air Forces Tech- nical Training Command, will be the guest speaker at a patriotic vesper service to be held from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday for all se...…

… Ic 43A I ait Weatheir contillued cool ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS . . . ......... Planes Batter Cologne, mburg fficias Quarrel over Economic Program DENSE SMOKE COVERS LEGHORN: Flying Fortresses Bomb Italian Port By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, June 29-In a red hot quarrel, Vice President Wal- lace accuse Secretary of Commerce Jones today of obstructing impor- tant phases of the econo...…

…'I v Tilt: MICITIC-AN DATTV VlrVDN'T,"S;nAAl'- -TTTVV. Ail' -10112 a -'. A a.'.l . V '11 1'1R-W l .J A. L..AA' dE4 i V)i4 , 11043it Union To Clos Dining Room To Civilians e i ON THE OIL TREK: Two 'UGeolcogists Search for, New Michigan Oil Resources Germans Harness Dogs On Front A FARCE F ACTORY: Laboratory, Designi Course Gives Engineers Experience Bal Room Has Been Converted into Mess Hall for Servicemen Possible places in whi...…

… WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1943 TIH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Smith and Fife Bow Out in Match Play at NCAA Goli [Meet 0 Stephens, Rejected by, Army, Tied by Hockett Loses to Bulldog Lone Maize and) Eliminated by I Lose in Quarter-Finals Individual Title; Kuntz CHICAGO, June 29.-(P)-Vernon Stephens, the American League's leading hitter all season, finally has been overtaken-on the day he was rejected for military service. The St. Louis Bro...…

…T14V M11 111V-'A iri fi V __ m r t l[tgFttt Patin Fifty-Third Year 1 :I a ! iwa "'J i I t. I11 f e "'t Ali N 4 i I I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUELGRAFT ON WHO WILL RULE CHINA? _ Ai -14J' IVII u .I /I-F N V 11jI EDNE SDAY, :Jae30, 14 43 Chiang Will Fight Reds :. OW I,". *DwT1 A= Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every...…

… JUNE ail, 1943 HEMICTHIGAN DA[TN PAGE Air CampaignIs Prologue To Anticipated Allied Invasion * *. * * 4 ________-_______ * * *' * * * British, Americani Planes Active During Land and Sea Lull All Sea and Air Initiative Wrest from axis y Destruetive BOmbing Campaigns By GLENN BABB Associated Press War Interpreter Summer's first week-end finds the' world still waiting for the curtain to rise on the main show, the antici- pated titanic cl...…

…TH1 P Mlirnirc-AN nkirTv '6 VTITeY1'Wr' ".4 L4 V^r A L'97 WTTLTl4 MBA a A A MM SericeMen, 'U'Officials ive Vesper Army Unit Chorus To Sing Sacred Anthem For Sunday Concert A patriotic vesper service sponsored by the Army and Navy units and University officials of the summer session and term will be held for all a axL.LL i A.VAAl n*1Lik H1l ~Ll 1L y JWDNESDUAY, JUNE $0I, 143 t Glide'.r-Towing Planes Get 'Swoose-Sweese' I nsignia students,...…

…-0 FRESHMAN SUPPLEMENT' hue-Ao A& ttl tid 1TisI U1F ' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1943 TAKING ITEASY .. a .eI by Ed Zah Athiletics for Victoryable as an intermediary between the in February. Doherty took Matthews JATTHEWS showed himself as a Yet, Dave was the first to congrat- in the mile. In the triangular meet dent coach and the squad members; the aside the week before and told him of real captain in the Big Ten In- ulate Roxy...…

…. THE MICHIGAN DAILY t'tr:1' A AT14, 1943" Nine Again Leads Conference Race By BUD LOW During the past season which saw game after game postponed or can- celled because of the weather the. Wolverine baseball squad played, through an extremely slim schedule with a very creditable record. At the present writing the varsity. has played 10 contests, while 12 oth- ers had to be called off. Michigan has dropped only two of these tilts, one eac...…

… I 9UND;MAY 16 -IC MI 60- ti !ftV fH Alit AIL PAGl MEVEN Army Demands, Illness Robbed Michigan of Swim I Crown Holiday 's world Marks Varsity Track Squad Has Greatest Season Highlight Past Season 4 % By JOE McHALE The 1942-43 Wolverine swimming team was one which, if the Army hadn't stepped in, would most cer- tainly have ranked with the very top of the list of championship Mich- igan aggregations. As it was, the. team came up ...…

…aE i tWELVE'I- THE DAILY SUNDAY, ltt 16, 1943 a.ilE Mf i.i .1s1 N DLi,.,lYJ fSweet 0/l 6t Cetera By NANCY GROBERG It won't be long now-we keep telling ourselves-summer is just around the proverbial corner and, come June, all sorts of courageous souls will pour into Ann Arbor to get back to ye olde grinde. We've heard all kinds of prophecies as to how the whole thing is going to turn out-i.e. whether it will be just plain hot, or really H...…

… .. ,t _ . r., THI IIl AN IAIYi RHl Women Students Rre fEutomoltiCcly Members of WFI Annual Activities Include Lantern Night, Sports Day, Crop and Saddle Horse Show; Physical Fitness Program Backed by Group Have you received your copy of the handbook entitled "Do's, Don'ts, By-laws. Customs, Traditions, Social Musts and Musn'ts, and Get Wise, FrEshmen, to the University of Michigan Campus"? You haven't? Some- one slipped up. Every year th...…

…FOR At. TfI*E MICH IAN DAILY SUNDAt, MAY 1 IW4- .n v 1 :: ,. - __ 11 1I Sorority and Independent Women Have Representative Organizations I' I >4 -i L v i C f the 6l wlehWcme4A We invite you to dine at the ALLENEL. You will enjoy our excellent dinners, prepared to meet with your satisfaction. Michigan students know our reputation for our fine food, our high quality service and our friendly atmosphere. Makes a point of dining at t...…

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