…I Rlii, Ii'U I il l MCI We 40 4titr a iI Colder VOL. LIV NO_5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS WLB Senat vote Is 85-5 In Favor of Declaration U.S. Pledges Itself To Participation in Post-War Planning By The Associated Press 'WASHINGTON,Nov. 5.- The United States Senate voted over- w helmingly today to, back up the Moscow Four-Power Declaration for an international organization to keep the world at peace.. Th...…
… PAGEIVO A N A f I V a. a. ai t "a. a a.. a. a. a.'F t % IN 1.7 1 'Y 1. I .d 1. 1VUi:lkA l NlFV G l'i45 FinlandReported To Be Making Peace Overtures t ) Reds Le _ THE WORLD OF TOMORROW: Post War Plans To Be Theme of Mass Church Meeting Sunday Paasikivi Goes To Moscow on Secret Mission The basis of achieving a just peace after victory and means of clarifying public opinion on pertinent post-war issues will be the problems facing stu-...…
…r SATURDAY, NOV. G, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VALE THEE Revised Indiana Plays Here Before Small Crowd Bo McMillan's Tea Made Up Entirely of Civilian Players (Continued from Page 1) still be packing plenty of power. Bob Derleth, a letter winnerrlast year but ineligible for Michigan's first four games this season, will be at Pregulman's old spot in the line. Bob Wiese, who was the Maize and Blue's leading gainer as a fullback in his sophomo...…
…PAGE FOUR~ - - - -~ ~. x.~a,~r:a in, is us a. es !ra v v a mm N aw r1h 0 . RI [.Y ID. ]a 9 .. .:-«. . a...a a is v " . ass av-s." r® i FiftThird Year 4 e:^7r 1 - Edited and mrnged b udents of the University of Michigan undr e aut ifty o Ue Board in Control of Studen.t Ptietes Pblh ye Moday duzring the regular Univerty year and every moring eeet Mon- day and 'u ay dlr a e er Member of Th'I AssociatedI Press The Assoiqted r is lively entitle...…
… IV I , V% Ummjlmmwlo' TU1RDA c.NOVi 6, 1943 IrvHt M --4 -f -'N iJAi--N f", T ht . . . .......... T .......... , ..,.,l..,.. .. ..... Pan-Hel President fnnounces Rules For Rush in eason Sorority Women May Not Enter Dorms, League Houses To Meet Independents; Honor System Replaces Silence Period "Women may sign up for rushing from Nov. 17 to Nov. 29 at a special booth in the League," Mary June Hastreiter, '44, president of Pan-Hellenic, a...…
…___ -. ....- 'AGE SM THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOV. 6. 1941 A G E I S 111 I X Ill S WHAT, NO SARONG? Soldier Finds Natives Aren'tAll Movie Queens "The fellow I bunked with when I -- Navy Gunner' Post War .. . Takes Over (Continued from Page 1) was in the South Sea Islands didn't want to bother digging a foxhole when we first got there, but when the first raid came about 3 a.m., he start- ed to dig-and fast," Pvt. Gordon Adams, one...…
…itt 1 Weather Warmer VOL. LIII No. 158 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Liberators Hit Hainan Island from C hina Stalin States Russia Wants Strong Poland Tells Correspondent Soviet Union Will Enter Alliance Against Nazis NEW YORK, May 5.-()-Pre-+ mier Stalin of Russia, in a letter to the New York Times correspondent in Moscow, stated today that Russiai wishes to see a strong and independ- ent Poland establi...…
…rA tr 0 Tun M H-1-. i~T _ _ U.S. Assistance to Russia Totals 3,500,000 Tons President R ?views Watler-Crossing Demioonstration on His Tour Brown Hits Use of B and C Cards; Vacation Permits Asked by Kelly WASHINGTON, May 5.-(1P)-The United States has sent Russia "sev- eral thousand planes," "many tens of thousands" of trucks, jeeps and other military vehicles, and over one million tons of foodstuffs. This was disclosed today by lend- le...…
…. ..W$U$BDA Y, , MAY 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VAGE THREE XUUXSDAYI MAY 6, 1943 I A1IJ~ THREE Second Big Ten Match for Netmen with Chicago Today (i'. Michigan Seeks First Triumph In Conference Maize and Blue Squad Favored in Battle with Strong Maroon Team By HARVEY FRANK Opening a three-day stand against ti 'ten opponents, Michigan's ten- xiis team will play its second Confer- ence match against the University of Chicago today a...…
…S. - ---.-'- -----------.. -- ----.-.-- -- r_ - _ _ ~. I a -. 4r, 5idigan Batty Fifty-Third Year 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 Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively...…
….: l. ~ w 4" /' _n tr.. . ' A ni :Lot Ji f. , i I JLI ii~i~ nip Rnnual Spring Horse Show Is Slated for May 15 --- I Seaman's Story Emphasizes DRESSING UNIT'S VALUE IT'S EXTREMELY EASY to convince one's self that one hour spent in some war activity will add so little to the sum total that it's just not worth the effort. E" VERY NOW AND THEN something crops up that forces the realization of the importance of "that little bit." Such wa...…
….THURSDAYZ MT;6, 1942 rAGIE SIX '"CE MICHIG(AN DlAILY Rehearsals Begin for 'Nips in the Bud', All-Soldier 1i [usical 7 Revue To Be Presented New Guinea Hut Becomes Service Club ARE YOU A PRK-OVER-2? On May 1 7, 18 and 19 Engineers Subtly Attack Lit School Mastermnds PVT. JASON HORN 3651st Service Unit With the book and music complet- ed for "Nips in the Bud," the all- soldier musical revue written, pro- duced, and acted by t...…
… Weather Warmer w itF41 44o 4t VOL. LIII No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Bomb' Nazi Positions In Belgium Pilots Blast Airplane Works Near Antwerp; British Assault Kiel By The Associated Press LONDON, April 5.- Living up to Major Gen. Ira C. Eaker's recent promise to match the RAF blow-for- blow in a withering aerial attack on Hitler's industrial Europe, a huge force of American Flying Fortresse...…
…9 AA U Ck' Fifty-Third Year 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 Associated Press Te Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited t...…
… I; ~. l'~\.( *~AJ2 ~. A,) A L"m 4"t "hm 4poik I S iliw , ~'A~7 fl PNMPMM Organizations Install Women 52 GriddersReport for Practice Who Fre To Head Campus Rctivities for Coming Year Mortar Board and Senior Society Tap Thirty-Four Outstanding Junior Leaders (Continued from Page 1) Panhellenic Board members for the ensuing year will include Fran- ces Vyn, '44, as vice -president; Rita Hyman, '44, secretary; Anita Uvick, '45, a...…
…PAGE FOUR T HE MICHICAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRil 6, 1942. PROBLEM OF FAITH: Dr. Free Will Discuss Religion, Archaeological Study Today Dr. Joseph P. Free, well-known archaeologist of Wheaton College, will discuss the problem of "Archae- ological Discoveries and Christian Faith Today," at 8 p.m. today at Rackham Lecture Hall. Dr. Free has done post-graduate work at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago and has vis- ited the Nea...…
…/ ita :4aitt Weather -~ Colder VOL. LI No. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS New Ration Edict Governs 'U' Houses; Food Measure Is Point-Pound Basis By PAUL HARSHA Campus fraternities, sororities and cooperative houses must file pro- cessed food inventories on a new "point-pound" basis, the Detroit Ra- tion Board advised the Dean of Stu- dents office last night. The ruling from Earl Fitzgerald, Senior Rati...…
… 1 1 [ 1-411 'J - . DAi I _ _ _ _ ,. Fifty-Third Year 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 Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of a...…
… i a : ... _ ,".* .r ..r.i irr, . ... . ...-........ . .-.4..... . Thinclads Lead Qualifiers; Swimmers Trail OSU, 42-29 Two Wolverine Grapplers Place in WrestlingFinals Holiday, Medley Relay Team Break Recbrds; Nine Trackmen in Finals Varsity Pucksters Close Season Against Illini in Coliseum Tonight Special to The Daily EVANSTON, Ill., March 5.- Mich- igan's hopes for a Conference wrest- ling crown faded tonight as Purdue the d...…
…PAGE 7OtLb THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1943 DELIVERING THE GOODS: American Supplies Aiding Russia (Continued from Page 1) below-zero temperatures, and sev- eral feet of snow. But each morn- ing, when the telegrams were ready to go, so was the car. American tanks are less notice- able to the Russian people, since they are assembled deep in the rear and sent directly to the front. I have visited an assembly point, however, and se...…
…Editorial The Glorious Heritage of the Victory Ball. . . tat eirr 1Ey!z td t Saturday, February 6, 1943 FIRST EDITION VoL L I rI 1 '10 Cent ances or Victoryin BormanAsks Ball Goers ToI Go Pick Beets Dark, Simon Legree Marv Bor- man, campus manpower boss, pleaded today with student Vic- tory Ball goers to leave the dance at midnight',tonight in order to catch special trucks bound for the beet fields of the Thumb district. This call for worke...…
…Page Two_ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1943 Page Two, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1943 nown" was booked at Mike Todd's Theatre-Cafe in Chicago for four WX Tweeks. Engagements at the Log Cabin in Armonk, N.Y. the Black- hawk in ngeicagohthe Palladium II in Los Angeles, the Hotel Astor T "Roof in New York City, climaxed with the famous Meadowbrook in To H ghlightBal Cedar Grove, N.J., followed. Brown's records are no...…
…Saturday, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Satuday Feruar 6,194 THEMICIGA DAIY Pae hre Kenton Is New Band Sensation THE LADY BUXTON Characteristic Arrangements Make L ILaw Studcnts t. i His Music 'Most Original in Years' P s Protest Recent 1 One of the newest band snores- at the ae of 10. He began a con- ses in the nation, Stan Kenton and centrated study of music when he his orchestra, will share the musi- was 14 and sold hi...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1943 eT MD Yd b- h. l CLASSIFIED AiVEfTIStNG V Afiter the Ball V ROOMS FOIR BOYS DOUBLE roo'-n second floor. 1026 Oakltand Phone 3195. ONE SUITE snd a double room for boys, it. 1ackof the Union. 514 Thompon .NE SUITE oi':e doubles, and two single rooms for boys. 719 Church, POne 2-2928. A SINGLE ro Infor a boy in a quiet hoome. 303 East Madison. Phone 2-24117 COZY single r0o0ms for "s...…
…Saturday, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Presenting This Years Femae Wolf Local Men Told About NEW Women Victory Ball Is Especially Dangerous Period; Males Warned To Be Very Careful Leap year or no, the WOMAN is a wolf! They told us in mar- riage lectures (I heard by the grapevine; I wasn't old enough to go) that wartime is no time to think about the things a woman has been thinking about since she left high school or befor...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February C, 1943 ere s u Like s oGirls making love. This point is in di- Coeds iewpoint Composite rect refutatian of Point 5 above. Fewer girls emphasized this point, however. One girl said she came Analyzed By Mich ig anMen from Detroit where the "boys are so terrible, that it's nice to go out - A recent survey taken by six- In all humility, the poll reveals' teisted in yon men ho are in teen reporters...…
…Saturday, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Seven Naked Girls Intimate Facts on Committee Members Borman Asks Do Too Talk Private Lives Are Revealed by Reporter For Workers I Pictures Socialite Beet Pickers I Daily Sleuth Listens In On Continued from Page 1 Bedraam Chatter Between rowed with the cares involved in Varga Girl And Daisy Mae assuming the immense responsi- bilities of directing THE event of (By special permission we bri...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6 1943 . Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY So turclay, February 6, 1943, n Women, At Long Last, Fellows! Daily Reporters Find SpiritOf Ball Heads o or J-HopHaunting I-M Building Finally Okay By CALLOWAY FRANKFURTER lowered at midnight. It opened Two Daily reporters, attracted to wide and little footballs came spill- the I-M Building by a rumor that ing out as dance souvenirs. And the place was...…
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…Saturday, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven SatudayFebrary6, 143 TE MIHIGN DALY Pge Eeat Simple Steps The World's First Hep Cat D aity fficia l3B l l To A rrive A t When it comes to saints. too but there is quite a yarn about t much is being said these days fellow in an old Roman pubbes about a certain one named St. Val-i " .. VctoryeBaII entine. And it's only right, be- tion " Bramus Seltzus, whih Continued from Page 10 com...…
…Page Twelve -THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1943 e N Page Twelve THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1943 r i 1 f t r i WHER~ETOGO BREAKFAST, LUNCH or DINNER THE COLONNADE COFFEE SHOP 436 South State YOUR Good Food ICTORY BALL Amiable WEEK-END Surroundings Must include Ann Arbor's most Cheerful host - Dinner at the at MAIN L RESTAURANThon o 113 N. Main Phone 2-6264 808 South State St. Buy War Bonds REFRESH YOURSELF .,...…
…Saturday, February E, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen turclay, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen I 'ii iIiN . 4 IL ALL. AiLL k Itt NOT A CARE IN THE WORLD.. . that's you, Miss Michigan! Exams are over so get a new start for the comning semester with a sleek new coiffure, manicure, and makeup. Feel like and look like a new person. Any of these Beauty Shops are prepared -to give you the best ser- vice and give you tha...…
…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 194- ere Are Tonight's Starting Lineups Y Chapman, Hillsdale; Jeanne Wat- Katz, '44; Ann Sanger, '45; Eleanor OU e Iow s I son, '43. Maltz, 45; Harriet Godshalk, '45; YouFell _ _ Alpha Sigma Phi: Phyllis Paul- son, Evanston, Ill.; Jane Morley, d Better Be '43; Jane LaBine, '43; Beth Wat- tles, '46; Shirley Reckard, Detroit; Connie Grimea, '45; Betty Gray,L N ice, U r EIse Chicago; Doro...…
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…Saturday, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PnP Sdv~ tar S egea9even eerC .i attle of ttle ree Prize Short Story Conflict Among Cereals Results box top, make it three, and we'll show 'em what a real brakfast In Trem endous Conflgnration . . . cereal can be like." He turned his gun on the advancing troops and fired into their midst with a hys- By E. R. C. watchful faiting the way Brian terical laugh. The artillery fire was continu- Dnlev...…
…Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1943 PaeEihen.H ICIAJDIY audaFbr:y6,14 MICHIGAN DAILY J-HOP STAFF CO-EDITORS yn AXE By TORQUEMADA Bud Brimmer, George sanad6 T HIS is the way you go to a Vic- that will be another story, unwrit- CO-BUSNESS MANAGERS tory Ball. For the sake of ten herein also for the sake of Frank Q'Brien, Dick Cole brevity I shall assume that you brevity and -other reasons. Local can dance to a cert...…
…Saturday, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nineteen Saturday, February6, 943 TH MICHIGANiM2B DA. Y .. .neee Patrons Listed For Victory Bdl Governor and Mrs. Harry F. and Mrs. L. J. Carr, Assoc. Prof. Kelly head the list of 115 patrons and Mrs. G. W. Good, Assoc. Prof. and patronesses for the J-Hop- E. R. Lloyd, Assoc. Prof. and Mrs. Senior Ball combination, the Vic- Axel Marin, Assoc. Prof. and Mrs. tory Ball. A. M. Valerio, Assoc...…
…Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'I- Saturday, February E, 1943 PaneTet H iHG NDIYStroFbur ,14 -Hop Big Event ay Backin 1892' Dance Held n Ice Rink Times may come and times may go, but the J-Hop, it seems, goes on forever. Although styles have changed and the carriage now runs" under its own power, the J-Hop, even though under a different )ame this year, remains one of the University of Michigan's most faithfully carried out traditions. The ...…
…Saturday, February E, 194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty. One Unknown Cartoonist Views J-Hop in Days of Yore orbn 1AT AM~I5 ,FIV/S S - /M F 'V LAST I IM A 70gAS 14 LA~r .Jta UALL Ate gok -010 l&4T M per,// F ( l IF QBACK FLUNKS ' R tL (W T u IALL C SSr c~ S 14 !GlT QIEY 0OR AILS, $, WRAC,. L'. J There is an old saying in jour- this particular case the J-Hopt nalism that a picture tells more as we used to know it) at not than 10,000 words. ...…
…Page Twe n y 7, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1943 Pagre T ~i ~TEMCIA AL audy eray6 4 it .: '. .; o ,, , : .. li. +. .,Y ' ., ,.:: >.: . c ?; ; i r , : t{ Y r ' . ) *t " { "'' 2 7 ' ,. z :- > , ., , ;, _ ....:.. :.ti I P DRIP DRIP O UT of the pockets of free men they come-nickels and dimes and dollars - fighting dollars! Exchanged for U.S. War Bonds, they go down to the docks and out on the troop ships and into battle. Th...…
…Saturday, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pcg=: ~,,wvnty Three Saudy Ferur 6, 1 9 3H.IHG NDIY ce 6i he V-Ball Diary Secrets Revealed Well, fellas, you've waited a long pristine glory-the intimate secrets end are as follows: time for this opportunity. At long of a girl's diary. Wednesday (this is a long week- last it stands revealed in all its Entries for Victory Ball week- end)-Dear Diary-Tomorrow I ----_ __ -_ -____ _ -----_____--__ ...…
…Poge Twenty Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1943 1 Ne 1TyWevForTH IC IAND IYIaura, erur 6 4 Feminine Microcosm Is fnclyzed Stoo pinkish. Nor are they so mod- a A warM y West that we lead a static existence. Being slightly biased on this point Fro Thm(since we males must stick o From Thee wgether as the proverbial birds of a feather are said to do) I never- V e NAarn O theless give no ground when I say that females are the ba...…
… 4 4 t4tU I aii Weather Slightly Warmer VOL. III No. 68 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Red AsS Allied Force Reorgaized under Clark African Drive on Tun Bizerte, in Preparatio French Score Success on German Tank For By The Assqciated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, NC Africa, Jan. 5.- Indicating sprog in the organization of the huge Al: force that is being geared for the tack on Tunis and Bizerte, A1: headquarters...…
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…- -7,71 Man ley Johnson Chosen o Captain Wolverine ' .. Physical Education Department to Conduct Clnic Tomorrow 4: By DON SWANINGER Aided and abetted by the Univer- sity's Department of Physical Educa- tion, a Physical Fitness Institute deal- ing with the introduction of physical fitness programs into high schools will be conducted on campus tomor- row. The purpose of this institute or clinic, as it might be called, is to ex- plaiig a...…
….il .X [C1 I.AN D-A ILY r Student's Speo ch Sells Engineers War' Stamps *1 Allies Receive Vital Supplies Sonewhere in Tunisia BROADWAY HIT: Production to Present Comedy, Stage Door,' Jan. 13 Connie Schaflander,, '46A, only spent twenty minutes before her speech class in composid g the sales talk which had been the- assignment yesterday, but the slightly flustered professor was forced to admit the energetic drive she put cii was cer- tain...…
