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…THE MICHI.tAN I ,rAGE THREE THE MICHIN tV~ii;v FAGE TflUEE .. .._ .. .. ........................._.. Hawaiian Flash Smashes Pair of Records World merican AAU Records Are Shattered Kiefer, Knight, Batterman, T-Bone Martin Also Stand Out as Bluejackets Swamp Opposition V Tigers, Cubs Hook Up in Slugfest EVANSVILLE, Ind., April 1.-(.P)-April Fool's Day was celebrated by the Detroit Tigers and Chicago Cubs today as if they were deadly inten...…

…'FACE roii TIlE M1ICH IGAN DAILY SUNTAY, APRIL z' 1944 Fifty lourth Year I' RSatME BeGRih ByS) AMUEL 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 morning xcept Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is ...…

…. _ _ _ _ _ ., _ _ -- . . ', I 'tJ, . _! l . c . lei . v 11:f .:. : ...1 PAGIr AIM Y:.i 7 Long o®o.eo iwwi i r rw w wro s: 4M Petitioning for WAA, Bomber Scholarship Begins Tomorrow Si7 orts Mna prsFyr Exctive d Pft.L U )rin PR rcktntivn WAG Officer To Independents' Meeting of Child USO Offers Bridge, Music Hour Today Outing Club To Hold Bicycle Hike Today Jpu g: rvu U~ , LA(u Board Members To Be Chosen Petitioning for the 11 positio...…

…GE six TIHE- MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1944 I U U' Broadcasts Are Announced The Methodist Church Choir under the direction of Dr. Hardin A. Van Deursen, will take part in the Hymns for Victory program to be heard at 9:15 a.m. today over station WJR. "The Heavens Are Telling" from the Creation by Joseph Haydn and several other selected Easter hymns will be presented. At 2:40 p.m. tomorrow, over the same station, Professor L. D. Carr,...…

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…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1944 Id-4 s m- i ' boeds Find New Fields Man Shortage Fails To Daunt Our Women Spring Brings Varied New Styles 'Sou-westers' Of Small, Fussy, Feminine Hats Gain Popula Flowers Brighten Hair for Spring rity I 3 By NANCY GROBERG This spring the Michigan woman is faced with something in the way of a crisis. In the absence of enough male fancies to turn to thoughts of love, and with the few...…

…_U THE MICHIGAN DAILY PME Easter Problem of Servicewomen Is Solved by GI Uniforms ., influence of Oriental Mystery Affects New Spring Fashions liy MARION SIPES Chinese women have always had in edge on the mystery and allure market, but this spring the occident- als have all the tricks of the orientals plus their own ingenuity for fashion ideas. New prints entering the retail mer- ehants shelves are in the bright crim- sons, yellow...…

…___ ;(jp; jA~h~j PAt Success Formula for Easter Lies In Suits; Cheeke4 By BETTY KORASH What with the advent of spring and warm balmy weather the coed's first thought is of what to wear on Easter morning. This year the order of the day will be suits and more suits. Despite wartime restrictions this year's suits will not take a backsea to those pictured in yesteryear' fashion magazines. Manufacturers have taxed their ingenuity to the limit and...…

…may/>y } ; T i sry' 'yq g{ @ V F1 1l 1 ix 13 iJ CIf-17- SPRING BEAUTY: Wari Weather 'ringii's A dded ", ^ :, s Shoe Stamps llalw b, titri II 1 Straight Lines Lead for Spring Tailors Design Coats For Women of Varied Figures, Types, Ages So this is the year for a new coat- lucky girl! You can choose straight lines or buy something fitted and still be smiledupon by Madam Style. Box coats, chesterfield or other- wise, are as popular for spri...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1944 Plunging Necklines mill K -WTote Newest Spring Dresses Tiny Sleeves Add Charm Buttons, Ruffles, Clear Colors Take Spotlight Deep necklines and tiny sleeves are this season's prerequisites for a suc- .essful date dress. Many dresses made in this way can be converted to "double-duty" by wearing them with blouses for everyday duties and without blouses for gayer times in the evening. That old standby...…

…SUNDAY, APRIL , 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Sport Clohes COLOR DOE$ IT : ill Again Dominate Spring Fashions for.Men Off-Size Men Should'*Wear Sound, Conventi .onal Shades ar C nserva i n ts Many rends i Clothes S*Variety nSize, WHAT ABOUT BAGS? Style Offered Luggage Is Something Which In Men's Belts 'One Takes WhenTraveling It says down here in small print that the way Ato slim a figger is to wear stripes that run up and down....…

…w Lr.y:: .x r 'FItE XI iC ii i GAN DIAILY S ~ r%' ;ANJ ii~~ l , il ft i 'Origin of the Pajama' Specie Found in India War Brings Temporary Halt to Development Of Bedtime Attire Statistics have it that most of us (maybe not college students) spend at least a third of our lives in bed. Loads of people have made it their business (and a very lucrative one at that) to see that, whatever we do, we're dressed for it. But did anyone see that we ...…

…; j1 p It-i itfq an 4~ aiIp April Foul VOL. LIV No. 108 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS President Lets Soldier Bill Become Law ' * Russians Capture Ohakov Reds Slash Main Nazi Escape Route By The Associated Press LONDON, March 31. - Russian troops hurling huge German forces back into the bottleneck of Odessa on the Black Sea today captured the Na- zi stronghold of Ochakov, 38 miles east of the big p...…

…i-lTML~I rat aTVIJI*Mar .."I"Mr-a. I '10Al 1 .S.I' 11.:. - d lB .t, ' ..-U ' Y a5~~ . d 11 6 Fifty-Fourth Year 1 i I'd Rather Be Rirht By SAMUEL GRAFTON i Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control ofstudent Publications. PI-blished every morning except Monday during the regulda Universty year, and every morning except Mon- oay aind Tuiesdayv during the suimmer session. Me...…

…~THL iUII2 D ACT M FEE reat LakesLeads Wolverines in First Half of NAAI Meet Smith Breaks World s 200- Yard Swim Record Adolph Kiefer Individual Star in Stell[' Vitory-Leads Fieldy y Lap To Win Tigers To Meet (ubs in Two Ga meSes; RSATILE ATHLETE: By AL RAYMOND own T-Bone Martin who offered Great Lakes, the much touted competition for the National C swimmers from the shores of Lake giate Champ, Charles Battermai Michigan, lived up to ...…

…FoUn I HE [MICIC. AN flATlY 4qATTTIZ.nArv AVUlrr. I ltkAA- GI CAN'T BE BEAT I I A ter., _.. _..._. A.I . 5J,1.AXA 2 LL 1., .W'I' F Yank Humor Carries on In Midst of Italian Battle WITH THE AEF IN ITALY (De- layed)-(/P)-"You can't beat the e." That saying, which you hear a mil- lion times over here and under that many different circumstances, fits the American soldier's fighting abil- ity all right, but that isn't the way it's used. It r...…

…l' rn A*r 3t 4 l Continued Cold VOL. LIV No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1944 llied Forces Kill 400 Japs in orth urma PRICE FIVE CENTS Battle Reds Take * * *a Five Nip Advances Repulsed More Tlai 1,000 Trapped in Valley By The Associated Press NEW DELHI, March 30.-Lt.-Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell's American and Chinese troops in northern Burma have slaughtered at least 400 Jap- anese in repulsing five savage coun- terat...…

…7I T" E hii -i IN tD)Aale Y -----z -<-- _ --- --r---- - v Stimson Play Production Ticket Office Qpens April 10 Group To -Present Celebrated Comedy By Oliver Goldsmith Tickets for "She Stoops To Con- quer," first offering of Play Produc- tion for the spring term, to be pre- sented April 12 through 15, will go on sale April 10 at the box office of the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. One of the more popular eight- eenth century dramas, "She Stoops...…

…THE MICtHI6AN DAILY rAOE T National AAU Swimming Meet To Begin Today .; _ _ Great Lakes Top Favorites To Win Title (Continued from Page 1) compete for 22 places, and they should have little trouble replacing Ohio State as team champion. The Sailor's power is concentrated in the free style events, and they should reach their highest total of points in the 100 yard sprint, as they have five of their ten men entered in this race. Great...…

…_________*~TIE MC~GA DAILY M 11 The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By Dknnw PEARSON .1 Editorial Staff. Jane Farrant . . . . . , Managing Editor Claire Sherman . . . Editorial Director Stan Wallace . . . . City Editor Evelyn Phillips . Associate Editor Harvey Frank . . . Sports Editor Bud Low. Associate Sports Editor Jo Ann Peterson . Associate Sports Editor Mary Anne Olson . . Women's Editor Marjorie Rosmarin . Associate Women's Editor BIus...…

…T~E T 4>i~i~TTi --'- a .. at 4 a... a~ . . .7V1S AG9 I .a . +.'.a:Y iii. i V' Wi'i'1I.ISL13, 'L1 'L" ". a. -1.i 1 . A . f71 H a:: a.' a. Y Script-Writer Geraldine Elliott To Speak at Recognition Night War Council Petitions Must Be In by April m \MOMMOMME Hike To Be Held USO To Hold / ..11 Sweet c etera 19 By Outing Club The Outdoor Sports Club will meet at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in front of the Novelty Dance Hostesses' Gift to Servicema...…

…S1X THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAT, 1ARCH 31, 1944 RAKIN' IN THE DOUGH: AEF Stages 'Saratoga Handicap' ASSOCIATED DU PRESS NEWSiwk By KENNETH L. DIXON Asociated Press Correspondent WITH THE AEF IN SARDINIA, March 21.-(Delayed)-The bombing of this B26 group has been so blasted accurate of late that the "Saratoga Club" has gone bankrupt and all the betting on the daily "Saratoga Han- dicap" has been forced into a "pari- mutuel system." And t...…

…I! pl _l.1 , r \:Y h 4op 4W t t 4.A Weather Cloudy and Colder VOL. LIV No. 106' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Subcommittee Backs Labor Battalions for 4-F's Flying Forts Hit Nazi Plane Factory Area German Resistance Routed by Eighth Air Force in Heavy Battle By The Associated Press LONDON, March 29. - American Flying Fortresses bomber the Bruns- wick area of central Germany today, and Nazi fighters ...…

…T ii TLI pq i C H i i-w A 1 il A I iX - ._._ ' _ ' .... ._ ......_.__.e_ ..-__._..A. .y a t. a:'..: a.+ a. , l11.R'a13Z:Y X7 -.al, A=Y' S) M Fifty-Fourth Year. ECONOMIC IMPERIALISM TRIUMPHS: British Government Commits Crime us Keeping European Jews from Palestine Sauewl Grof ton's 1d Rather BeRi'*ght 11 GRIN AND BEAR IT B ~Licl ay Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Cont...…

…77 ~ rC -7, Tit ._iG_ DA, rdc 'i r Ten nis Sqcd Prcctices National A.A.U. Meet Tomorrow To Feature Newsom Hides Before Opener With Three Lettermen Eight Champions Tla Prmise Many Thrills By DAVE LOEWENBERG Michigan's well-balanced tennis squad is being sent through daily workouts in preparation for its open- ing match against the University of Chicago to be played April 29 in the Windy City. The power-laden Maize and Blue net squad ha...…

…PAGE FOUR T nEMICHIGAN DAILY 'tIRSDAY, MARCH 30, 1944 -_ __ _. .- .. - ----- __._.r . ._ ._------- - _ o . e .,.,, ,., Services for Passover Will Begin April 7 Hillel To Hold Seder Friday for Traditional Jewish Celebration Passover services, a traditional Jewish holiday, will begin this year on April 7. The Friday evening Seder will be conducted at the Hillel Foundation, and both Friday and Saturday eve- ning Sedorim will be held at the ...…

…R Y 41t aitii W eather Cloudy and :now VOL. LIV No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Democrats Win Red Army Topples Black Sea Port; Oklahoma Test Roosevelt Supporter Gets House Seat By 3,727 Margin in Special Election By The Associated Press Voters in Oklahoma's Second Congressional District, told by Democratic and Republican leaders that the sole issue was the record of the Roosevelt administrati...…

…THE. MtT IIAN IIATT WEDNESDAY. MARCH 29. 1944 .WIN 5. IY...~.A.....~.F£..L ~ L...AiA-W~fN ~ A M ~ 0 IA 'Ay IvA-O"VVK, rvzr) IZF%% ------------- wmw lk Stimson Asks Continued Price Controls for Post- Regulations Are Needed To Aid In Reconversion War Secretary Says Ceilings Are Necessary In Lieu of High Taxes By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 28.-Price controls are necessary now to save the government as well as the people from ...…

…jFl~ 1MN A. 1 r: i. rt , r reat akes Favored To Cop Team Honors in AAU Meet HERE TODAY*--- . By HARVEY FRANK Sports Editor iop Ranking Swimming Stars Paced by Smith Jerry Kerschner, Dobbie Burton, Walt Ris, Karl Ahlman, T-Bone Martin Add Power JUNIOR 'BITSY' GRANT: Jinx' Johnson To Pace Tennis Squad During 1944 Season Editor's Note: The following column is written by Bill Mullendore, Sports Night Editor who is pinch-hitting for Harve...…

…TIl 1WRICGAN DAILY 1944 .. . - . ft Fu tYear Fifty-Fourth Year I i d Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GwrFON 7-7 GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty IS " % . a 71 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 Th...…

…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...…