THE MICHIGAN DAILY
SATUITRDAY, NOV.
1944
HOMECOMING CUT-UPS: I A "mx, s 4l McCORMICK COMMENTS:
Sorority Women Participate
In Today's Display Contest
Newspapermen Have Responsibility
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University sorority women nave Delta Delta Delta has worked out
enthusiastically stamped their seal of their display around the recent song
approval on the revival of home- hit "Swinging On A Star."
coming by complete participation in Alpha Phi have hung out a large
today's display contest. spider web with the little Illini fly
Every house was urged to parti- caught in the midst. "Michigan Duz
cipate and center their theme around It Again" is claimed by Gamma Phi
that of the game, the war effort, the Beta.
1918 armistice, or the homecoming
itself. As a result members of each
house were up at the crack of dawnTi B
this morning to put the final touches
on their work. '
Pre-war Exhibit Today's Ann Arbor News
The majority of themes were not,
as one might expect, concerned with In Summary
the war but rather there seemed to be
a definite trend for the pre-war sort Boy Injured ...
of exhibit.
All sorts of ideas, from Kappa Martin Johnson, age 12, son o
Kappa Gamma's poker hand to St. S. University, is under observation
Peter at the Pearly Gates as envi- at St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital for a
sioned by Alpha Gamma Delta, have possible fractured skull, as a result
been made to signify a Michigan vic- of having walked into the side of a
tory over Illinois. moving taxi-cab on S. State at 5:40
Pi Beta Phi has set up a huge p. m. yesterday, Police Headquarters
match folder with a Michigan man announced yesterday.
on the cover, lighting up (they hope)
with the words 'Michigan Strikes Home Nursing . .
Again." And according to Alpha Ep- W
silon Phi, life will go to a victory now enroa county women os
and a defeat at the game, with Mi
chigan the victors. home nursing course, which will
be held at 7:30 p. m. Monday.
Wolverine Victory The class will meet every Mon-
Wolverine touchdowns will really day night from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m.
be the "Pause That Refreshes" for in the West medical building on
the tired Illini to Chi Omega'siway E. University.
of thinking. And the Alpha Omicron
P's have worked their display around Senior Play .. .
the game with just a hint about the
recent election. Seniors at University High School
Other themes are direct tie-ups will present "A Connecticut Yankee
ithe themaresfaret dicttsSie-u in King Arthur's Court" at 8 p. m.
withr the war effort such as Sigma dyinhehgscoludtrm.
Delta Tau's idea that every team is today in the high school auditorium.
working for "The Common Goal." The play was directed by Sidney
Collegiate Sorosis have a Michigan Straight, English and speech teach-
football player in the shape of a V er at the high school. Margaret
being chased by a little Indian, with Paton is stage manager.
the catchline "V-Male gets there nn Arbor USO
faster."
Sighted and Sunk All local girls and women inter-
"Sighted sub-sank same" is the ested in becoming hostesses at
basis for Alpha Xi Delta's display Ann Arbor USO may register at
while the Delta Gamma's tie up foot- USO headquarters before Wed-
ball and the war with "The Best nesday.
Team Always Wins." Women, ages 18 to 30 are eligi-
A caricature made up of a huge ble, and married women may serve
Illinois player and small Michigan as senior hostesses.
man is featured by Alpha Chi Omega YMCA Celebrates.. ..
since "It's the Quality That Counts."
Kappa Alpha Theta is behind Cris- Celebrating 'its centennial anni-
ler or Chrysler as the case may be, versary the Ann Arbor Young Men's
while the Alpha Delta Pi's have Christian Association, will present a
worked up their display around "The pageant, "Youth United" at 3:30 p.
Seventh Cross." m. Sunday in the Pattengill auditor-
Large Coins ium of Ann Arbor high school.
SLarge coins signify a Michigan vic- 80 people will take part in the
tory In the Kappa Delta yard with pageant, which will dramatize the
"Heads We Win, Tails You Lose." YMCA movement around the world.
LEARN TO FLY
Winter Season offers best
flying conditions.
Instruction given in Piper Cub,
Stinson and Waco planes.
REASONABLE RATES
for
Appointment and Transportation
Contact Bob MacVicar
Newspaper editors and writers will'
have a great deal of power in influ-
encing the people from dropping into
an irresponsibility brought on by a
complacency in the war and thus
decreasing the efficiency of produc-
tion, Major Nelson W. McCormick,
Highlights
On Cam pus..
Veteran's Meeting ...
The meeting of the Veteran's Or-
ganization, originally scheduled for
7 p. m. Wednesday, has been pOst-
poned to 7 p. m. Thursday in the
Union.
All members and veterans who
are still not members are asked to
attend.
Union Pool...
The Union swimming pool will be
open for women Tuesday and Thurs-
day evenings and Saturday mornings,
the Department of Physical Educa-
tion for women announced today.
The Tuesday and Thursday classes
from 7:30-8:30 for intermediate
swimmers, and 8:30-9:30 for life sav-
ing, are already full. Saturday there
is open swimming until noon.
Open House ...
Residents of Adelia Cheever will
hold an open house after today's
game. Sally Metropolsty, chair-
man, invited everyone to come and
help celebrate homecoming.
Chief of the Security division of the
Detroit Ordinance district, said yes-
terday in a panel discussion before
Michigan editors in the Rackham
Amphitheatre.
This complacency, he stated, has
been brought about by three chief
factors, one being the report of the
continual string of victories in the
favor of the Allies, and another being
the reports of termination of war
contracts and the beginning of peace
time conversion.
He pointed out that the citizen
in reading of this last point must
remember the conversion is only
Slattery Attacks
Supreme Court
tTrial Ruling
LANSING, Nov. 10.--(P)-Counsel
for Francis P. Slattery, Grand Rap-
ids bank executive, moved swiftly in
the State Supreme Court today to
attack contempt of court citation
against their client which sent him
to jail for 60 days for allegedly giving
"evasive" answers to a one-man
grand jury investigating reports of
legislative graft.
William Henry Gallagher, Detroit
attorney, appealed to the State Su-
preme Court late this afternoon for
writs of certiorari and habeas corpus
to obtain a review of the action of
Judge Leland W. Carr Thursday in
sentencing Slattery to jail for con-
tempt.
being planned now and that it will
not begin to take tjlace for sonic
time.
When one hear's of reduction in one
industry now, he stated, they must
remember that another industry is
being developed or that an increase
is being made in still another.
Production is being steadily ham-
pered, he said, by workers who fear
that as soon as peace comes they
will lose their jobs, and so they are
now beginning to seek jobs in peace-
time business.
These people do not realize, lhe
stated, that their welfare is being
planned, when an industry is pre-
paring to stop or reduce produc-
tion it is discussed in Washington,
and an attempt is made to know
how many people will be dropped
from the payrolls and when this is
known the reports are sent back to
the local plant and there the lead-
ers begin to place the workers in
other plants where production is
continuing.
An attempt must be '°made, he
emphasized, to male the workers
realize that they cannot work one
day and then hope to'go in towards
the end of the month and make up
the lost time, they must learn that
one day's delay will slow up shipment
to the troops overseas and will cost
lives that would have been saved had
materials arrived on schedule.
Major Harvey Humphrey of the
Central Procurement District said
that the fighter knows that the war
is not yet over and only by increased
and steady production can the war
keep going until a satisfactory peace
is brought about.
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GERMAN PRISONERS REMOVE barbed wire defenses on the beach
at Thorpe Bay near Southend, England.
LIFE IN ITALY:
Soldier's o Italian Front
Face Thousand Experiences
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By WILLIAM B. KING lucky to find any kind of vehicle to
Associated Press Correspondent
THE FIFTH ARMY FRONT IN shoot up these days. Then if we fly
ITALY, (Delayed)-A thousand ex- over our own lines the contrast is
periences and fleeting impressions terrific.
make up the picture of warfare on Tere's a regular port of call for
the northern Italian front. soldiers moving up. It is the Red
Travel itself is a major problem, Cross Mobile doughnut unit where
with supplies for the whole army Larry Alexander of Spanish Fork,
channeled up a single highway. Utah, and Nick Mysre of Milwaukee
Macadam Road?IUthanNikMseoMlwue
Highway 65 is a macadam road but make and distribute an average of
you'd never know it, skidding along 11,000 doughnuts and 300 gallons of
o' thenes kof goeskmdg atngcoffee daily. Helping them are GI's
on the inches of gooey mud that Al Ozer of New York and Perry Irvin
covers the asphalt. of Columbus, Ohio. and a small group
work continuously to remove thes of Italian civilians.
mud, but each vehicle turning into Rover Joe
Rover Joe is going to have a baby
the highay bringsa constant battle almost any day now. Rover Joe is
with the sideroads, but they can only the operational organization which
wihk theiroarbuthelypsanlycoordinates ground and air coopera-
whack them into barely passable rut-tion in the battle zone. The small
pace k but in a never-ending stream. expert unit has its headquarters in a
pace bue in anevern g tream j shell-battered farmhouse. Recently
The bumper to bumper traffic just teIainpaatfml eund
eidtelnsi h etpsil the Italian peasant family returned.
behind the lines is the best possible The man explained his wife was due
demonstration of the sad latter dayshe to bear a child soon and asked to re-
of the Nazi Luftwaffe. Reports of claim a room for the occasion.
as few as three enemy vehicles on the The unit commander agreed, but
other side of the battleline is enough added: "If it's a boy you must name
to send Allied fighter bombers roar- hdder I f it's a girl s m
ing in for a strafing. him Rover Joe; if it's a girl she must
Major Robert C. Brown of Los be Rover Josephine."
Family Accepts
Angeles says that on a strafing mis- The family gravely accepted the
sion behind the enemy lines "we'r estipulation. Then the commander,
Major Basil O'Brien from Dublin
Homecoming. county, Eire, added:
"I appoint Sergeant George Ku-
(Continued from 'age 1) esmas to see that the epectant moth-
er has everything she needs.
Phi Delta Theta, dance from 9-12 Kuesmas, from McKeesport, Pa.,
p. m.; Phi Gamma Delta, party at accepted with the qualification, "It's
1103 Berkshire before Union dance; not exactly in my line, sir."
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, reception in
Union; Sigma Chi, informal dance
honoring war veterans and alumni;
Sigma Phi Epsilon, dinner for alum-
ni, and radio-record dance; Theta
Chi, dinner at Allenel Hotel at 6:30
p. m.; Theta Delta Chi, open house
and dance after game; Zeta Beta
Tau, record dance at League after
game; Zeta Psi, open house, 350 Cor-
rie Rd., Barton Hills.
Martha Cook will hold a record
dance for resideAts and guests be-
tween.8:30 p. m. and midnight today.
Coloial House is serving refresh-
ments after the game and will hold
an open dance this evening.
Black Market Sought z
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.- (A)-
The Office of Price Administration
has instructed its field offices to
crack down on what it terms a
"growing black market in cigar- ?-
Thomas I. Emerson, OPA Enforce-
ment Chief, said today that while
the situation "has not reached seri-
ous proportions, we are very much
concerned that it may."
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