… W- Itgan 4aifly EXTRAI V-E DAY ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN MONDAY, MAY 7, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Churches Will Hold Services VxE Day Worship Planned in City All Ann Arbor churches will hold individual services of prayer and thanksgiving today, the Rev. C. W. Carpenter; director of the Ann Arbor Ministerial Association, announced. Most churches will hold services at 8 p.m. EVT, in accordance with the request of the Ministerial Associa- tion. The ...…
…. _.. W-N ~rv -mr,"VIL As, Ituss ans Deserve Greatest Credit for European Victory ! Reds Stiffer Greatest Grief, Heaviest Losses in Personnel, Russians Recognize Material Aid Provided by Americap Lend-Lease and AlliedBombing REDEPLOYMENT: Marshal Stresses Importane 01 Proper Attitude at Home By HENRY G. CASSIDY Former Chief of Associated Press Moscow Bureau The Russians can claim, with scant1 fear of contradication, that they did...…
… 1ti, MAl1C fIGA7N -DAILY Demobilization Program lanned for Rturning Ye terans Army Survey Shows Plans of Servicemen Aim Is Reinstatement Into Civilian Standing By FRANK CAREY Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON - Everybody and his brother has been proposing post- war plans for veterans . Now comes the Army with a line- up of what the soldier plans for him- self. The research branch of the Army Service Forces' Information and Ed- u...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 E Big Three Snatch Victory from Nazis Brief History of War in Europe Gives Thrilling Story of Hitler's Rise and Fall I (Continued from Page 1) sliced through the Polish cavalry divisions to the Wisla (Vistula), trapped a huge army in the Kutno area west of Warsaw and another random in the south. In 18 days Hitler boasted of Vic-. tory in a speech at Danzig, though it was Sept. 27 before Warsaw, battered to a pulp, su...…
…7; THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Invasion of Europe Started withSicily Gerian Territory in Europe Shrinks To NothinAg i Less lau Two Years (Continued from Page 4) - ly bloody battles were fought in beat- ing the Germans back from one Italy . *. hedgerow and sunken road to the The Allies invasion of Europe really next. Cherbourg, the Allies' first began with the attack on Sicily by major port in France, was taken by Gen. Eisenhower's Briti...…
…'9 Germany Is Easy To Handle-So Far Lochner Says Conqnest So Rapid That Poppulation 'Meely Does What Told' 4- (EDITOR'S NOTE: This article was writ- In the Saarland on the whole, the ten by the former head of the A Berlin Bureau before V-E day was officially foreign occupation is accepted more proclaimed and tells how the German grudgingly. Various military govern- peole have reacted to control by the Al- ment officials testified the German l...…
… -- THE Ri'CHIGAN _________ Original Pacific WrTmtable Is Moths Ahead o Sc PAGE SEVEN hedil Japanese Navy rippled; Only Army Is Intact No American Leader Predicts Early Victory Bq JAMES D. WHITE Associated Press Staff Writer As Americans turn to slug Japan with both hands, they find a situa- tion astounding in view of what was expected and planned for back in the dark days of Pearl Harbor. The original Pacific timetable is months, if not a f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA TT TII1i~ MTCHIcAN flATTV _._. I M-M * N THEIR Ji THE DEFEAT LPBmr-q 0 LY HA LF DO E M °-" 9 OF GERMANY, a task of the greatest magnitude is completed and we all thank God job is only half done. There remain must be crushed before total victo many should not give rise to celebr should make us reverent and thank should make us more conscious of more determined that nothing will towards the defeat of ...…
