…-~ ~ ~ ~ C AN- D.. L . . Z T LU.Y~. PAG +' _,a ., ""r. IMs1V l 4T . .1e.AN f1XATTV P1. .. . - A~%4.~ ~ V i Mrs. Jane McConell Will Speak To Coeds Interested in Nursing I 1 S Y Mrs. Jane Foster McConnell, a member of the college counseling staff of the National Nursing Coun- cil, will be at the League tomorrow .and Friday to speak to women inter- ested in entering any phase of the nursing profession. Those coeds, regardless of class, w...…
…Tit MICHIGAN bAILY THUUDAlT, MI C.7,1-941 zl l-=-=:-- tr Three Years of 'U' War ctivit Reveals Change Student Thought Turns! ToPeace in Last Year History Paints Graphic Story of Military Training, Engineering Research, and Campus War Effort By STAN WALLACE City Editor THREE YEARS AGO today the United States was attacked at Pearl F arbor and almost immediately the intelligence and effort of all students and faculty men on campus was mar...…
…ig 4kr t r a tt. 44*kr m tz- WEATHER Cloudy with snow, little change in temperature VOL. LV, No. 30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS _______________________________________ Campus Election To Be Held Today Three Union Vice-Presidents, Senior Engineering Officers Will Be Chosen Voting for the three vice-presidents for the Men's Union from the. Medical, Literary and Dental Schools and for the officers of t...…
…PAGE TWO THE T _('i HW j 5iVAN fAiI k' AC Y Dip EC .< ;1944 __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ f Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO- ROUND: Gloom at Republican Caucus . MUS "OIC Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Stan Wallace Ray' Dixon Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Lee Amer Barbara Chad...…
…NTESDAV, DM a, !S44 THIE MICHIGAN fDAILY _. r I~akeing the e1'un44 By HANK MANTHO Dally Sports Editor cages Seek Fifth Wi ercte trTrack Team I .,. , rp _ I Against Ar myQintets Army, Dee. 13 Ir Romulus Air Base, Kellogg Field Play Here This Week-End; Bikoff Enters Lineup AS AN EXPECTED CROWD of 70,000 people milled into Municipal Stadium in Baltimore to witniess the most colorful clash between Army and Navy, the rampaging Cadets, winn...…
…FOR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6, 1944 Children's. Work Displayed Council Panels On Dumbarton Begin Today Profs. Wilcox, Kiss, Dorr To Lead Talks RUGGED LIFE: Ensign Survives Jap Torpedo To Rough It with Guerrillas Galens Present Exhibit To Aid' hI Drive for Workshop Funds Post War Council will present the first in a series of panels on the Dumbarton Oaks Conference. "The Big Five or the Little Fifty" at 7:30 Shop Eases Tie...…
…'RIG L2 46F flit t n r g IW"WF ait WEATHER Occasional rains with slight temperature changes ,,. J- VOL. LV, No. 2 :9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DEC. 5, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS a a61aLL AV avJD Va:t17A0 University Appoints Four Men to Key Positions 7 A Time of i e Pressure, ' Says Becker Celebrated Historian Opens Lecture Series "We are living in a time of pres- sure, offered a choice between de-. pression and mass unempl...…
…E 7 ( TilE MICHICAN DAILY Fifty.Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Saipan Proves Effective Base KEEP MEOVING ANN FAGAN GINGER I I. 1 p"' Yom. t Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips Stin Wallace Ray Dixon hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy . Managing Editor * * City Editor . Associate Editor S .Spo...…
…-~ ..V U. .5, ~ .5.5. ~.F .~. m. .1. ~ .U..P J.~3. A. AJ A PAr.R i 1 fE, iLf+., ~i'T"At FT--3L , i_/ .TT r.IIP , in3'c Mert Church Elected 1945t wiming aU tain Coaches Elated by Cage Horvath, osU Mermen Select Big Ten Star, Is Named 50-Yard Freestyle Titlist Trophy Winner Triumph over Western Ball-Handling, Fine Defensive Work Praised; Harder's Scoring Spree Is Best Of Season By BILL MULLENDJORE By BLL Tt[7LENIORE I age slightly, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUEiSDAY, A, 'a7 Appointments- .. Continued from Page 1) ing all University business, finance, accounting, and investment activity. A native of Michigan Prof. Briggs was born in yIonroe in 1903 and took his A. B. here in 1925 and his M. B. A. in 1928. He will return to take his new assignment July 1, 1945 and will have the rank of professor of accounting in the business school. Vice-president Shirley Smith, who now hold...…
…'R14 Y Sir 43rn1 DiaiIi WEATHER Fair and warmer with increasing cloudiness VOL. LV., No. 28 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DEC. 3, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ruthven Supports Post-War Program Of Preparedness, Questions Value of Compulsory Military Training, Favors National Service Plan By STAN WALLACE President Alexander G. Ruthven took a stand in favor of a broad program of national preparedness following the war, said "the nature of the ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DEC. 3, 1944 First Post-War Council Panel to Be Wednesday 'Big Five, Little Fifty' Is Discussion Subject "The Big Five and the Little Fifty" is the title of the first panel on the Dumbarton Oaks Conference to be presented by the Post-War Council at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Mich- igan League, Gloria Rewoldt, council president, announced yesterday. The panel will form a miniature United Nations council....…
…DEC. a, 1944 THE I'P R I r N n -A T:T PAGE THRE a a si-1 "1T.! aTT111 1"N11 IA1TTVM 1 t1 L' nly m i' :0 Police To Open Winter Safety cnapin Here Mortenson Warns All I Pedestrians, Drivers Of Weather Hazards Announcing an intensified state- wide pedestrian protection campaign, Police Chief Sherman:H. Mortenson said yesterday, "It is our job to save everyone from injury-all students, Army, Navy and civilian, must be doubly cautious now tha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUrNDA , DEC. 3, 1944 THE PENDULUM: On the Russian Revolution DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Telephone 23-24-1 Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of re- publication of all other matters herein also reserved. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second-c...…
…TH -.- .- .. - . .AGaA to N' aa.WaAs . a.a. I .T.. ..,.a s ir T1 se, SS . '11 _9flA1TLYA 'U' Women Urged to Turn In Christmas Boxes for Veterans < - I All Christmas boxes for veterans stationed at Percy Jones hospital must be turned in at the Office of the Social Director of the League by Dec. 15, according to Deborah Per- ry, 45, chairman of the drive. Although the committee expects to surpass last year's mark of 300 boxes, none hav...…
…PAGE SIX T E ICIGNtA SUNDAY, DEC. 3, 1944 Army Whips Navy, 23-7, to linch ationalChampi unship . Cadets Finish Season Undefeated; Win Nine Walterhouse Sets Plack-kicking Record; Davis Becomes Individual Scoring Champ By FRITZ HOWELL Associated Press Correspondent BALTIMORE, DEC. 2-(,P)-Army's magnificently equipped team hit the heights of gridiron greatness today, clinching the national football cham- pionship with a thrilling 23 to 7 v...…
…tY, DEC. 3, 1944 TI-.MlrTI AaDY. 'p d t"! ! C' i"i''(T' i 1 T a. as :. ", ley i: . ii a v t-s 1 L t31 L i .F~t~b )1L V E v Wolverine Cagers Over whelm l _. ___ r _ __, Mustangs Top Horned Frogs In Big Upset Cellar Team Outplays SouthernCbamnps, 9-6 D4LLAS, TEX., DMC. 2-(1P)-The Southwest Conference football race ended on a sour note here today as Texas Christian's Champion Horned Frogs were toppled 9-6 by lowly Southern Methodist. T...…
…rAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DEC. 3, Wallace Visits Michigan State EAST LANSING, DEC. 2-(/P)- Vice President Henry A. Wallace, here to study Michigan State College agriculture and its new basic college curriculum, said today he had made no plans for after Jan. 20, when his term expires, and that his visit to the college had no political implications. When asked if he were a willing partner in an attempt to groom him as a 1948 presi...…
…Y an aU& WEATHER Partly cloudy and continued cold. VOL. LV, No. 27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DEC. 2, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS NNNNizm- Pearl * * Yanks Harbor Probe Clears War Heads * * * * * * * * * * * * Take 9-Mile Sector in Saar alley Alies Drive Against Roe River Defense Nazis Strike Back by Land and Air; Regain Linnicl and Julich is Push By The Associated Press SHAEF, PARIS, DEC. 1-U. S. Armies fighting ins...…
…Tfitl- 1-4-icHiCAN D-,Aij-Lt- SNONDT, nC, Z 1944 ... ... .......... .... . ......... . .. . ..................... WASHINGTON MERRY.GO-ROUND: Nelson Reassured by Stalin Lee Amer . . . Business Manager Barbara Chadwick . . Associate Business Mgr. June Pomering . . Associate Business Mgr. Telephone 23-24-1 Member of The Associated Press Th- Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited ...…
…btzb, 2, isil mm i I DAILY P"Inr t tT .a ..bAZDE am, 144 FjnIMTCTw vy N y DATTv<X8 .V PACk ~rn Wolverine agers Maize and Blue QuintetI To Fight for Third Win Harter, erce, Mulaney, Lindquist, Kell Will Be in Starting Lineup for Michigan By RILL MULLENDORE Seeking its third victory in as many starts against non-Conference competition, Michigan's basketball team will take the floor against a Western Michigan quintet of unknown quality at 7:...…
…PAGE F9UR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DEC. 2, 1944 Evacuating 60 -Mile Section of Beseiged Church News In Summary Guild Musical ... . The Roger Williams Guild will present an evening of music todBap- tist students and their friends at 8:30 p.m. today at the Guild House. The regular Sunday morning breakfast will be held at 9 a.m. to- morrow at the Guild House, follow- ing which the study class will con- tinue its study of Dr. Fosdick's b...…
…JIliff't 1Y Sir '43an Datii WEATHER Cloudy and cold with occasional snow flurries. VOL. LV, No. 26 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DEC. 1, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS I mmmwmmmmw Yanks Smash Last Rhine Barrier; Jap Convoy Sunk with ,000 Men zoN 0 CHARLES A. BAIRD Campus pays tribute to prominent alumnus Charles A. Baird Dies At Home in Kansas City Heart Attack Takes First Athletic Director; Carillon and Cooley Memorial Are Gifts...…
…THE MliHIGAN DAILY U' Inter-Racial Group Meets; Maps Coming Year's Program and with members of the faculty on investigating the Negro housing situ- ation in Ann Arbor, as well as look- ing into other sources of discrimina- tion on campus. By sending post cards to congressmen, taking campus polls, and holding lectures and for- ums, the Inter-Racial Association plans to help in passing the bill in Congress to make the FEPC a per- manent organi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jenkins Returns to Bluejackets Place Five On All-Service Eleven Starting Middie Lineup Army Favored as Navy Aims for Straight Win in Annual Football{ Sixth Classic ANNAPOLIS, MD., NOV. 3'0-Navy nudged nearer an even choice against Army today as Bob Jenkins of Alabama, left halfback and leading ground-gainer for the Middies, recovered from an infected foot and returned to the starting lineup for Saturday's crucial pigsk...…
…T lr.M ..GA-DA.L WASHINGTON MERRYoGO-ROUND: Stettinius Placed in Key Job The Pendulum I fei) He didn't want his friend Stettinius to become merely a bureau chief under Crowley. In the general shake-up which followed, Stet- tinius found himself in one of the most coveted posts in the Government, as Undersecretary of State. Prestige was preserved, and once again Ed's guardian angels had taken care of him. Has Bucked Tough Job... In the State...…
…1944 i Cv *A'N V -A T T.V ________________________________________________________ ~ -.- _ _.. JL AMV;L 1 3. E 1 rw % a I 'Oft . . - DOUGHBOY DILEMMA: Frontline Fighters Send Plea ForCoed Pin-UpGirl Pictures "Give us guns, give us tanks, give up planes, give us a University of Michigan coed for a pin-up girl !" is the plea of a company of American doughboys who describe themselves as "just a few fellows in Germany doing our part to end t...…
…___________ ~THE MICHI GAN4 DAILY [ADC.1 .4 ILIA d. f DEC., bf 1944 Detroit Will Honor Soloist Carroll Glenn To Play In Thursday Concert Carroll Glenn, American-born vio- linist, who will appear in the fifth Choral Union concert at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday, will be honored by the De- troit Symphony Orchestra at the Thursday Subscription Concert.' This young artist, American born and trained, is the first and only per- son to win the four major pri...…
