… R 104 T tt.- A X3- N IN t _i T% i . Lantern Night Date I May 22; Parade To Start frorn Library Traditional spring function of WAA, Lantern Night, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 22, at Palmer Field, with the line of march form- ing at 7 p.m. in front of the library. In this annual function, given in honor of the graduating seniors, ev- ery dormitory, sorority and league house may enter a song, sung by the residents of the house,...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. APRIL 23. 1244 +,HssE ...Maas.HICAN t 1 b l A 1.i 4IflY PRT.i21& uviIJkXCXA, L14 iYalJ Fide LVIYt 1 .........................:..:...............: _ <New B( / Hundreds of newtk / are arriving contir counters for the reading material. / STATE STREET Honos Covoction Names Announee4 DOkS- books on all subjects iually. . ..Watch our SELECTED FOR OUTSTANDING SCHOLASTIC ACHIEV EMENT AT THlE UNIVERSIT[Y OF...…
… SUNDAY, APRIL231, 1944 THliEAiHi 1G A N D A ILY P'AGE SEVEN Honors Convoeation Names Annued yr+ '^Y^.'--yV-v-"q^.q ^. .-y-.v - -__ v _T -. "I'TT- T Y V -Y v v'> TT T Y T 1"^ f C IIISI TRY Fabian Charles Adler Forrest Donald Andersen George Aronowitz Russell Constantinos Atsalis Benjamin Solomon Bergman Melvin Joseph Berman Kendall Albert Birr Irwin Wesley Black Paul Eugene Blakely Wayne Rynning Bohrnstedt Preston William Byington Ang...…
…PACT i7JCUT Tfl f fl:, AN A T - VND -A pitY, AFML 2". Ifill ._a x. s as sai bs .cx xl a :.... . , .ra.s.a } . An a v -.. f X . i 'R#:. Chinese, Indian, Philippine Women World L har Given New Harbour Scholarshi I 'RUMORCONFIRMEDRev Lemon To "U (P Ap Speak at Center I (r (. IfDs Musical Co,,ted'y 1Ilind-tt Thought~ Will ow- - Five Chinese, two Indians and a Filipino were awarded new Barbour versisy, Nanking, China, is now serv- scholar...…
…I I u it igau aim WTCaher Cloudy . I.N A B#G N A T U A , VOL. LIV No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 22 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS RAF Smashes Key German Rail Centers ---------rd- Tariff Policy Proclaimed ByChurchill Imperial Preferential Rate Plan Will Not Be Hampered After War By The Associated Press LONDON, April 21.-Prime Min- ister Churchill assured the States of the British Empire today that they would emerge from the w...…
…TWO 0 THE MIC~liGAN iiAiLY -1 IiA7 PIL2,i4 PAGE TWO 0 House Committee Still Fights Labor Draft Walcott Lect ires at -I t Labor Draft Still Opposed By Committee House 'Sticks to Guns' In Spite of Demands Of Armed Services WASHINGTON, April 21.- (A)- The House Military Comm. stuck to its guns today in opposition to Labor Draft legislation in the face of a renewed drive by the Army, the Navy, and the Maritime Commission for a law to con...…
… SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1944 THE MICHIGCAN DAILY PAGE THREE L G'1 . i J..l .R a Baseball, Tennis Squads To Open Season t Wiildca Today s Today Diamond Club Treks to Custer for Double Bill Bowman, Hirsch Get Starting Assignments; Fisher Believes 16-Man Outfit 'Is Ready' By JOAN LINDSAY The Wolverine baseball club travels to Fort Custer this morning to play a doubleheader against the Post team after being rained out of the sea- son's ...…
…- ~A~t FOUR~ T. li-1 IIi1-' 1 i A A VA T fIL7 - -s urIi irx- I*Ny dlrbA DAIL-Y SA~i~AVAiPELL22,i-)44 Fifty-Fourth Year 911 . .w,.~ (I1AW(S ANSAWERED: Editorial Poicy Is Sincere 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 su...…
… $4~~~*Y, ilL 2 , i44 THE -AHiCiHIGAN - DAILY PAGE F1Vt _ v .r Final Plans for Senior Night Are Revealed! Tickets for Friday's Show To Be Available on Diagonal; Barb Smith To Head Occasion Final plans for Junior Girls Play, which will be given at 8:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, were an- nounced yesterday by Mary Ann Jones, '45A, chairman of the produc- tion. Tickets are being sold for Friday's performance n...…
…AL IM GFE SIB THE MICHIGAN DATLY SATURDAV. A=ft".W IM~ aPAGE SIX rri [+ it tITEAN asas avW&&Af AA - e *O, . sa 'it te oc e , IF I had known that some Americans would be using pockets to hold all the extra money they're making these days,I never would have invented them. , pOCKETs are good places to keep hands warm Pockets are good places to hold keys .. and loose change for carfare and newspapers. But pockets are no place -for any ki...…
… 4tit' oa 4 ~Aitl Occasional Rain VOL. LIV No. 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Reds Repulse Nazi Thrusts in Baltic Area Heavy U.S. Day Raid Hits France Italian Based Planes Raid Bulgaria as RAF Leaves for Germany By The Associated Press LONDON, April 21, Friday.-Am- erican warplanes delivered the heav- iest daylight blow ever made from the air against an occupied country yesterday with repeated attacks ...…
…FACIE TWO T--- li" C i LY , t I El lVt.1 t% i V. lm i ei%l,,I 1.;194 __ ". w Schoolmasters BASSO BUFFO: Dr. Elliott Tells CONVOCATION: Discuss Army teadj ustment Michigan Teachers Must Solve Soldiers' Problems, Myers Says The objective of the 500,000 Mich- igan soldiers who are now in uniform is to get the war over and return home, but their problem of readjust- ment, Major W. J. Myers of the Se- lective Service of Lansing, said at a ...…
…rtRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1944 T H E M I C HIGAN fA'LY _____ _ . a.. ma.a Linksmen Open Season Today; First Match with Detroit Noble, Burke Hold First Two Places; Varsity Hopes To Win Michigan's golf team opens the 1944 season at 2:15 p.m. today at the University Golf Course against the3 University of Detroit. The match was to have been play- ed on Saturday, April 15, but it was cancelled because of rain. Bad wea- ther has not only delay...…
…-. PALE F6~R Ta 11 L Ni i 47, -"-a.. a I- A N, 4 a A .SI.I -lt ThAt. At'tLh Z i$44 """ ... ai L 1 a a :i F 1 l;;I L3. 11 ._ .fl tl 1 JJ 1 . _ IIFh r &1w AlrIi4u l&zDal Fift y-Fourth Year I'd Rather Be Right 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 during the regular University year, and every...…
…L; .4 1, iflE i CtIGAN DAILY PA r __ _ .. Installation Night, May 2, To Reveal New Rppointees I Mrne. Barzin To Be Present At Ceremony New Council To Be Ins'talled As Scholarships Are Awarded; Societies To Do Spring Tapping Installation Night to be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 2, in Rackham Auditorium, when appointments will be announced and outstanding wo- men recognized, will be highlighted by Mme. Betty Barzin, who will speak on "Am...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY--- F IDAY, APRIL 21, 1344 - I _ _ _............. ............- - Music Groups To Give'Victory Musicale' Today Woodwind Quintet To Play; American Music To Be Featured A special woodwind quintet will play Carl Eppert's "A Little Sym- phony" at the "Victory Musicale," to be presented at 8:30 p.m. today in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, to be sponsored by Sigma Alpha Iota and Mu Phi Epsilon, hono'rary musical soro...…
…q ! u, ..., 'N wrgrn 4~ at W'eather i lroudy VOL. LIV No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1944 Allies Carr Out Greatest Sustained erial PRICE FIVE CENTS ssault Nazis Counterattack In Southeast Poland Fierce New German Drive Is Attempt To Save Lwow; Reds Fail To Advance. By The Associated Press LONDON, April 20, Thursday.-The Germans, lashing out fiercely to save their big base at Lwow, have launched a large-scale attack i...…
…PAGE TWO THE M ICHIGAN DAILY THURSAY, APRIL 20, 1944 _, _ _ ,, Schoolmasters' Club To Begin Conferences Here Today Meeting Is Expected To Draw 2, 500 Teachers Series. of Panels, Discussions Planned for Instructors; Event To Go Through Saturday < ;- (Continued from Page 1) Co-operation will meet to discuss methods of meeting the educational needs of returning war veterans. Two general sessions and 17 con- ferences in special ...…
…_ _ r w1 ' . THE MTAiI-S i A ir Tt F# Tr . . . . . . .............. - -ram--- Baseball Squad To Fort Custer Saturd Army Team Has Three Veterans; Vars Reds Trounce Second String Blues, 12 By JOAN LINDSAY Coach Ray Fisher's diamond crew, which was rained out of the season's opener against Oberlin, will once again attempt to start the 1944 cam- paign in a doubleheader with Fort Custer there Saturday. The Fort Custer squad has had plenty of ...…
… -PAGE- FOUW~ TRE MICIH-I AN DAILY THURSDALY, APRIL0, 1944 ifrtha Y aily Fifty-Fourth Year y i The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON -1 -._ ._-..._r... i '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...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1944 THE M1CHIG A N DAILY PAGE FIVE Sonny Dunham To Play for Informal Dance May 13 Jobs Offered' In Accounting Seniors Will Be Interviewed For Prospective Training Graduating senior women with no definite plans for a career will be given an opportunity to investigate the field of certified public account- ing when Richard Donham, repre- sentative of a Chicago firm, inter- views applicants from. 10 a.m. to noon and f...…
…is FACT fIZT7 fl- E; TI 1 Zll 1 r i, X N Iii~4ii~1. ~ 20. 1~44 H , High Schools To Meet in Championship Debate Western State and Hazel Park High Schools will meet in the 27th Annual Championship Debate for Michigan schools at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Rackham Lecture Hall. The question for debate is "Re- solved: That the United States should join in reconstituting the League of Nations." Western State, coached by George E. Mills, will upho...…
…-diffidommob- -A it 43gnU *atj Weather Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS i - France Is Urged To Be Read Advised To Store Food for Invasion By The Associated Press LONDON, April 18.-The British advised the French people by radio today to store up as much food 'as possible in preparation for the Allied invasion from the west because "the time is getting short," and the Ger- mans told ...…
…ThE MICHIGAN' iAiiV .-a.aat kat ur ,Y u WEWNESDAT. APRIL Ifi.1944 a :ia ibil 1.7J1DYY { ; Defense Motion I Of Not Guilty Is Denied Padgett Prosecution Rests Case; Defendant May Take Stand Today A defense motion asking a directed verdict of not guilty was denied yes- terday in the two-day old retrial of William H. Padgett, on trial for the niurder of City Policeman Clifford Stang here nine years ago. At the same time the prosecution rest...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WAR PAGE PAGE THREE Fisher Called Upon To Halt Rally as Blues Whip Reds, 9-5 Wolverine Coach Stops Reserves with One Hit Manko Pitches Well in Five Inning Test; Nusshauiner, Renner Retire with Injuries (v? ' By MARY LU HEATH Coach Ray Fisher pitched three and a third innings of baseball yes- terday, as he salvaged the late frames for his first-string Red club, which was outpitched by the Blues to the tune of a 9-5 sco...…
…THE" MICI4IGAN DAILY' VVIENESDAY, rat i 19,1i944 ,. Y _ _ . FIl nyhau Ye{t yIfty=FPourth Year IRather Be RiJght By SAMUEL GRAFTON a tP3b~..n, S. -n.~ ~ ~-. ... - p -- l w w ! n 60M1KD M W'i*tu. of.i TVA Hi wcy.Krutrt uua nrtvzrwarw.s..w .. 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 Univer...…
…T H E ...- 1 . It. ..N.U.- . 4A LN E .LA Z. Vii.~! ... ..i:,,.s.a aa+ ,lri i L.r it. i l:¢',{1 A L~1'Y i l 1 I WWn11WY a tzna. r v E k Engineers Give Up Search for Queen Traditional Campus Ban on Beaujt Contets Inter-Guild To Give Carnival Event To Stress International Theme April 29 in Lane Hall Coeds Operate Romulus Field Scholarship Committee Conf irmed by Studen The question of whether or not "four out of five women are beauti- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DANLY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19,1944 500 FAMILIES SUBMITTED TO STUDY: 'U' Heredity Clinic Unique in This Country ASSOCIATED PRESS More than 500 families have been studied in the last two and one-half years by the Rackham Board sup- ported Heredity Clinic, the only one of its kind in this country and per- haps the only one in the world, Dr. Lee R. Dice of the Clinic said. A general method of procedure has been worked out for study...…
…v :;a Y 4ft, ir rt rt i4 TCWatfie Cloddy VOL. LIV No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Diplomats Forbidden To Leave Britain. Sevastopol Fall Seen By Moscow Red Troops Now Within Wile of Bay By The Associated Press LONDON, April 18, Tuesday.-Rus- sian troops plunged to within a mile of Sevastopol's bay on the north yes- terday, seized two junctions on roads leading into the city from the south- ea...…
…H P VII i C i4 i i---' it 'IV Pi t I 1. 17 - . : :. , K-" L IV 1U u2lrAlei JIALl Y i TuESDAY~a, r 18 i; 1q4 Fifty.Fourth Yea? !I I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON MERRY-G0EO PEARSON GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty 1: I 4 tk I / II Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Stu dent. Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University ye...…
…OThYAft1 iT A44 THIE MliIGAN DAILY WAR PAGE PAGE tarn ve1T' Selects I I Man Net Squad; Lineup Ud Netters Make Debut Saturday Against Western Michigan Second-String Blue Team Wins Intra-Squad Baseball Game; 4-3 By DAVE LOEWENBERG With the opening match against Western Michigan only a few days away, Coach Leroy Weir has been working the netters overtime in an effort to get them in good shape for Saturday's tilt. Coach Weir has alrea...…
…THE MICHGA-N DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1944 musamm" - ANTI-SEMITISM DISCUSSED: Samuel Talks on Jewish Future "Are we merely objects of history, or can we offer the world something constructive?" With this question, Maurice Samuel began his analysis of "The Jew in the World of Tomor- row," Sunday, in a filled Rackham Ampitheatre. F i l Samuel castigated those Jews who continually bemoan the sorrowful fate that has fallen upon their rac...…
…um- i u u M Pg itlyigtt :43attog Wveather About the same I VOL. LIV No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 16. 1944 PRICE FIVE CE:I' S Russians Smash Nazi Defenses at Sevastopol; Jap Sixth Army Captures Airdromes Wewak Airfield Hit In Fifth Army Raid; Cavalrymen Advance By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, April 16, Sunday-Three thousand Japanese have been killed in the Admiralty Islands since the A...…
…PAE rWO THiE MiCHIGAN DAILY SUNDY, IRL1t), 1i44 . PREVENTIVE MEDICINE: General Simmons To Speak To Health, Medical Students Experiences of Jap Pisoners To Be Related T WO Music Sororities Tjg Pr eiset Sow Prof. Soule To Describ Trip Gen. James S. Simmons of the Ar- my Medical Corps will address an as- sembly of public health and medicalt students at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the School of Public Health Audi- torium on the subject of "Prev...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1944 THE MIYICfAN DAILY WAR PAGE PAGE~ r .M. . , _ _ . , v JapsBl Allies Repulse Jap Attack On Marshalls Marine Airplanes Intercept Bombers Off Eniwetok Atoll Iy be Associated Press U.S. PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUAR- TERS, Pearl Harbor, April 15.-Re- pulse of the first Japanese attempt in five weeks to strike against an American central Pacific base and additional U.S. air attacks on Japan's Kurile Islands were reported by Ad...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 16,1944 I' Fifty-Fourth Year I1 I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON Dominie Says GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty 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 ...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 144 THE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE 1 1 1 V !Ll 1 V 11 1\ . .1 .L1 1 1J A e.. w. .,,...... a , .a Weather Cancels Opening Baseball Game, Golf, '< Golf Matches With U. of D. Postponed Meet Rescheduled for This Week; Michigan Squad Plays in Rain Once again the weather kept the Maize and Blue linskmen from the course when the 18-hole match, schedul'ed with the University of De- troit yesterday, was called off due to the wet cou...…
…TEMICHIGAN DAILY .NT.NDAY, APRL 16, 1944 Engineers To Choose Queen of Dance Assembly Ball Positions Olpen Campus Coed To Be Selected To Reign Over Slide Rule Ball WYWYMWWVWY WIWWYWWYWII/iWW ! M Pl w t WAA NOTICES 41- - I --il i Rifle-3:30 p.m. Monday and Wed_ 6:15 p.m. 'T'uesday in front of Bar- nesday t 3 p.m. Friday at the WAB $ hour Gym. 4 Rifle Range. Swimming Chib-7:30 p.m. Wed- Basketball-4:30 p.m. Tuesday and nesday at the Barbou...…
… SUNDAY, APRIL id, is 44 -THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN $~1TN~AZ ~ 16, 1944 PAGE SEVEN Union Spring Formal To B e Held May 6 in Main Ballroom Reserve Group Opens in WAC College women may now enlist in the Women's Army Corps and com- plete their schooling before reporting for active duty, Maj. Gen. James L. Collin, commanding general of the Fifth Service Command, announced recently. Schooling to be completed must not exceed 120 days, ac...…
…rAGE EIGIIT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AP 16, 1924 PAGE UGflT SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 19'14 BRILLIANT AUTHORITY: Dr. Gale Lauds Former Ambassador Edwin Neville Veterans of Foreign Wars Sponsor Drive For Rehabilitation of Returning Servicemen "If Edwin Lowe Neville had retain- ed his health, he would have been one of our outstanding authorities on the Japanese problem," Dr. Esson M. Gale, director of the International Center, said yesterday o...…
…1 * f Ait 431W .4tlt iatt .g Weather Rain and Colder VOL. LIV No. 120 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1944' PRICE FIVE CENTS Medical School Entrance Deadline Is Set Aussies Take Jap Outpost Of BogadJm MacArthur Announces Capture as Climax Of Six-Month March By LEONARD MILLIMAN Associated Press War Editor Australian troops captured the Japanese outpost of Bogadjim Thurs- day, climaxing a gruelling six month march over the m...…
…rr~i ln 1f-iCdN "I'A II V qATTTtffVAV AP161T, = I-tIA& _. a iiL it 1 .171Vi31M AJ111LY i .:_.... Z5A I U nLPA 1, ArnlL 10, IUI+ t , I'd Rather Be ght By SAMUEL GRAFTON DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty NEW YORK, April 14.-Those Republicans who have been making a living by knocking' off Mr. Willkie now need other work to do. The job of knocking off Mr. Willkie saw them through the cold winter months. But now it is a...…
…SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1944 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Wolverine Baseball, Golf Teams Open 1944 Season Today Fisher Names Startin Hurlers Against Ober Bowman, Schmidtke Win Pitching Berths; Bill Gregor Paces Former Teammates Coach Ray Fisher's 1944 Wolverine Outfielders Don Lund and B baseball team leaves this morning for complete the list. Oberlin, where they will open the Oberlin Has Navy Trainee: season against the Ohio club in a The ...…
….Y; F -c X N, - i--i -A 1 rT ern t a;r..xv i , Y-71 i l5i4 1' 1.* 'S 4 S~4SS ~S A T ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 1I ,. !Vt R.lb: s.. a; I.1 A7t a-; 7'-1.L. 1, 1;3-k ; F 1 Dr. Ockenga To Open Spring SRA Lectures 'Nature of Protestant Othrodoxy' Is Topic Of Speech Tuesday Dr. Harold J. Ockenga, president of the National Association of Evan- gelicals for United Action, will dis- cuss "The Nature of Protestant Orth- odoxy" at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at the Rackham L...…
… fri ttrn :)aUt Weather Showers VOL. LIV No. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Red Armies Press ithin 35 Miles of Sevastopol 3,000 Planes Hit Axis from Britain. Italy Air Fleets Continue Non-Stop Bombing; Aircraft Plants Blasted By The Associated Press LONDON, April 14, Friday-Great American air armadas tc lling near- ly 3,000 bombers and fighters from bases in both Britain and Italy smashed at the Axis...…
…THlE MCiGDAILY ~'14 1 S1- China's Food' Problem Serious Says Dr. Adolph Blames Little PIre-War Industrialization for Shortages, Inflation The serious food problem in China1 is closely connected with inflation1 and the low food supplies there, Dr. William H. Adolph, formerly professor of chemistry at Yenching University in China, said in an interview yes- terday at the International Center. He said that China before the war was industrialized ...…
…THME MJCllIf-AN *?'A4i r 9a Baseball Team To Open Season at Oberlin .___ HERE TODAY . . .By HARVEY -RANK Sports Editor Navy-Stocked Squads Are Unknown Factors Both Outfits Need More Outdoor Practice; Oberlin Is Given Edge on Mound Material BEST HURLER-BUT HE CAN'T PITCH: Japanese Language Instructor Works Out as Moundsman on Coach Fisher's Varsity Nine Weather permitting, the Michigan baseball team will make its 1944 de- but Saturday...…
…THE MIChIGAN DAILY 14; 154 Fifty-Fourth Year NAZI IDEOLOGY IN AMERICA: "U' High Plan o Abolish Discriminatioi. Sets Example for Country To Follow til N .=' t 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. M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY F Mendelssohn Theatre Will Be Scene of Senior Night April 27 Traditional Antics To Share Program Which Features JGP Songs, cheers, lemons, candles, the "Wishing Well," and other traditional events will highlight the senior part of the annual Senior Night at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 27, at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, it was an- follow the senior ceremony at 8:30 p.m., occording to Mary Ann Jones,I '45, chairman of th...…
…U, S., Britain Swedes Receive Note of Protest Over Exports Turkey, Spain Thwart Allis; Hull's Program Tested in New Dispute TIIV. -mlri",tTlrV-AlCT "h-l-ttir wwvver *t+k... a .rv r +ra.wwalYr . a .a r y r ~ lI A1n1 AI L A !L1YFRIDAY, API 14, 1944 Demand Neutrals Cease Trade with Germany PLASTIC PLANES: Silhouettes Teach JAGs To LisiLn uisn.nmyAirca By ALEX H. SINGLETON Associated Press Correspondent LONDON, April 13.-The Unit...…
