…VOL. LIII No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DEC. 14, 1942 Weather Slightly Calder PI ICE FIVE CENTS Blaze Kills 110 In rvicemen's Hostel Briftish '!. . Drive Rommel From El Agheila " --- ____ U.S. Navy Sinks Jap Destroyer Enemy Airfield Near Guadalcanal Is Heavily Bombed in Powerful Army Air Offensive WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.- (A)- American dive-bombers and warships sank one Japanese destroyer, dam- aged at least four others, ...…
…WAGE TWO nATTV ,. M i'llrt' " xA'b'# ft'Cs/"t t.t.. irtA t .a -A. AJUL i7 -YA...11 T 1%IN7f 1%. L . L11 - -- - - -.. t UNDAYlI, DEC. 14, 194' w. I t _ " .n terViewR for Class Officers ' Will Be Today Lit School Seniors Will Vote Tomorrowj in University Hall Interviews for prospective candi- dates for senior class offices in the literary college will be held from 2 tb 5:30 p.m. today in the Michigan Union, the Men's Judiciary Council re...…
…-~ *4~ A:~4'~. i7HE MICHIGAN 1~AIL . f t Redskins End Bears'. Supremacy With 14-=6 Title Victory _ _ Kopel StaeA as Grappler Despite Size Rejected as Hockey Player, He Wins Job on Wrestling Team in 121-Pound Class By AL STEINMIAN The Wolverine wrestling squad boasts as one of its mainstays for the current year a 127-pound dininutive fellow named Dick Kopel.. Dick doesn't look much like & grap pier when you first set eyes on hii be...…
…'' !~t~ .1. ALJ~J ±VA.*L1IUjtiJ~ IJAiLI '1' k't' lf7tTC'trl'i' A ~T ~ a. ww 'ui' ,..... - - x_" ---- .... iraE. , ixi; L:i11lrA'1 1' 1J°A.1LY SW N AY, i 4;= 1 'I Fifty-Third Year I I Edited and managed by students of the University of Michgan under tb~e-authority of the., Board.in, Control of Studeit Publcations, P\ublished every morning except. Monday. during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon. day and Tuesday d...…
…n c A- ; -, z z fli~M I )CIAN' flAtLY Raog, +1' Skilied Women To Play Major Post-War Part Coeds Urged By Corrnell Faculty To Complete College Courses Prepariig For Recoristuction ITHACA .Y., P)=- Trained wo- men will not onlp fill important jobs in industry and in the fiels of public health and home economics dtiinkg the war, but also will play a major role in post-war reconsttUctio ac- cording to Corell University faeulty membis. Severe...…
…T --r ---" 77 - I r- - tt L,' At C h i C-' -4 N DAILY -- ------- - --- ------- ---- .. 4 .. ,w v . .w ; . RS r, I c U I a F i EF w H E A T T E ST-Capt. W. B. Bean checks pulse of Pvt. Gerald Juckett as latter pedals bicycle in 120 degree temperature as part of Army's testing of men and machines in laboratory at Fort Knox; Ky. The Armored Force conducts the tests. T H E W O M E N' - Sgt. Edward B. Yaryan (right) holds drawing an...…
… 41F att]Y Weather Slightly Cooler VOL. LIII No. 36 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 14, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS French Garrisons In Tunis Battle Nazis 4' * * * 4' * 4' 4' * * * M' Victory Hinges On Stopping Irish Aerials 56,000 to Watch Struggle Irish Hopes for Win Rest upon Bertelli; Varsity To Be at Full Strength for Contest By BUD HENDEL Daily Sports Editor SOUTH BEND, Nov. 13.- Football fever gripped this mushroom metr...…
…THE-,-MlicHJAN --Aity - ATIDYNfV149 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 all news...…
…THEg-Mf-0ICAN -DAIS PYt ttii I olverines, Irish Tangle In Nation's V V f '? Ia I ENCHCOMBER By BUD HENDEL Dvily Sports Editor SOUTH BEND Nov. 13.-It's Michigan and Ntre Dame here tomorrow, and not even the latest war news can steal the centerof conversation wherever groups of people are gathered. But there was one spot in the lobby of the Hotel Oliver here to- night where the talk didn't revolve around the impending struggle in pic...…
…THE ICHIGA DAILY ngine Council Elections Will Fill 6 Positions 16 Engineer-Politicos' Petitions Accepted for Tuesday's Voting Engineering election chairman Bud Burgess, '44E, announced yesterday that no less than 16 engineer-politi- cos' petitions for candidacy to next Tuesday's Engine Council elections have been accepted. These petitions are for six fresh- man, sophomore and junior positions on the Engineering Council. In the freshman clas...…
… 4v 4ijtr t gan 4 il #1 Weather warmer VOL. LIII No. 9 ANN ARBOR, 'MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Borman Named Student Director Of 'U' Manpower Everything Is Set For All Coeds To Go Into Action U.S. Smashes Jap Forces * * In Solo10mons And Alaska Volunteers Will Register Tomorrow And Friday For Local War Work Executive Board To Aid Coordinator Marvin L. Borman, '44, was chosen to head thenewly-formed Manpower...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14, 1942 Sale Of Lecture Series Tickets To Close Oct. 22 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Japs 'Lit Us Up Like Broadway,' Relates Sailor Of Astoria Sinking Youth Leader Will Disc Uss War Problem Alan Booth, ISS Official, Will Speak Tomorrow Of English Students Alan R. Booth, general secretary of the International Student Service for Great Britain and Ireland, will speak on "Students in Wartime England" at 7:30 ...…
…Y, OCT. 14 1942 _,m. THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1AG1 TImfl Victory-Hungry Wildcats To Renew Rivalry Here Sal urday _N- The Cracker Barrel* By Mike Dann Wolverines Given Edge In Seventeenth Contest) Michigan Will Try For Tenth Victory Over Purple; Duel Between Kuzma And Graham Expected r i i r i . DURING yesterday's grid practice Coach Fritz Crisler was talking about fleet-footed Don Robinson, when Bob Kelly, WJR sports an- nouncer 'told of a...…
…P'AGE1FOUR THE MkICHGAN DAIlY WEDNE9SDAY, OCT. 14, 1942 d'TI 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 ...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14, 1942 THE MICHIGA AImLY 'AGE F Sophomore VolunteerHospital Service Committee Named Mass Meeti ng Will introduce Plans To Class Thirteen Members Will Serve On Mattern's Committee; Registration Held Tomorrow Definite plans for the Sophomore Volunteer Hospital Service were made yesterday when the Judiciary Com- mittee at the League interviewed pe- titioners and appointed a general chairman and committee members. There w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. OCT. 14. 1941 r arm ..c .a vaa .. r A! ty, .4 IJ) """ """'^""". vve" a.r Nutrition Drive Widens Victory Program Here Campaign In City Enters Third Day; Authorities Will Address Meetings Movies And Markets Will Stress Vitamins Today marks the third day in Ann Arbor's Nutrition Campaign, being carried out by the Ann Arbor Nutri- tion committee under the direction of Mr. Lynn W. Fry, chairman of the drive. A lobb...…
….mwwwwwmwmmmm4 Weather L Ar 4:,3AVt Editorial Indian Independence Must Await Victory ... Warmer VOL. LII No. 43-S ANN ARBOR, MIIUGIAN, FI DAY, AUGUST 14, 1942 2:15 A.M. FAJ s Nazi Columns Move Nearer Rich Oil Wells Of Caucasus Red Army Still Battling In Don River Regions As Axis Troops Push On In 50-Mile Advance Fighting Reopens On Moscow Front By EDDY GILMORE Associated Press Correspondent MOSCOW, Friday, Aug. 14.-Ger- man troops ...…
…TWE MTf'.HIrC- A N n A TT.,v '' ZhAIV. A 'fTf..4TTgir u- Ati s "" T i 11i V.E$1'9 LAtTV T I. A IrT I.1 r11111t&Y, tiC UrL l 1#, lyZG Prof. Klein To Direct Sunmer Session Chorus Here Sunday . . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . PALMFR CHRISTIAN is now a member of the faculty of the Sophie Newcomb College and Tu- lane University. Professor Palmer Christian will be the organist for the evening. The solo parts. for the evening will be sung ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I m I I nt - Independent Men Members Of Congress Norris Will Head Group; Number Of Projects Will Be Undertaken Congress, the campus' only organ- ization for all independent men, will get under way in the fall with a num- ber of projects in the offing. Under the leadership of President Norton Norris, '43, Congress will sponsor a rooming house council comprising delegates from all the larger houses on campus. The coun...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FREAY, ._, __ _ _ . . _. _ .... m w ra .... .e an Dai b The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DRw PEARSON ni l11 DAILY OFFICIAL UiL E" GRIN AND BEAR iT By Lichty f 4 IN L&I. 4 ( Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board In Control of Student Publications. The Summer Daily is published every morning except Monday and Tuesday. Member of the Associated Press The ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Student Senate RepreseLts All Men, Women Campus Vote Determines Nine Po1icy-Formers War Staff Is Created The Student Senate is the only student governing body on campus that represents both men and women and is chosen by unrestricted elec- tion. Streamlined last spring, the organ- ization now consists of nine Sena- tors who form the policies of the or- ganization and an administrative staff who carry out the policies. The f...…
…THE ~ ~5 A .. MTC.TAN n L..5' .. A ATI.J FRMAY, AUGUST 14, 1 T i"" T1 1 %TCIt V2 lTTVFRAL}-1TGL 14.. Fight ig for Freedo n ,rO DAY as al l America battles for World NEW DEFENSE COURSES have been added so that Michigan Men and Women may best Freedom the University of Michigan has converted its Educational Plant to training serve their country. We at Wahr's are proud for Victory. The University has gone to war! to be playing ca...…
…SPORTS SUPPLEMENT LI r Sir igart A46brr 4:3att "'ORTS SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1942 Grid Squad Faces Unpredictable Seasot Varsity Nine Eyes Third Successive 'Fritzr Carries Or a The Yost Tradition Conference Title Return Of Wise Bolsters Mound Staff; Robinson Only Certainty At Short Third Base Position Remains- Question By DES HOWARTH Last season Michigan's rampaging nine tied for the Big Ten co...…
…N TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. AUGUST 14 ..... I e ., '_ v v a az, &,-I- e nis S quad Loses 6 Regularsf Students Enthusiastic About PEM i Jinx Johnson Is o~ y Rtuning Net Letterman Coach Leroy Weir Faces Big Reu ilding Program Before Coming Season By BART JENKS With only Captain-elect Jinx Jchnson back of the six regulars on last year's team net mentor Leroy Weir faces a big task of rebuilding this coming season. Admittedly the Wolverin...…
…illdly, AUGUST' i , 3s z T R C.)i IN x~ mx ..:.:: mr ;.,.. . :. .. aW, m«.H . e.: .. ,. ,, . .............. ,.... ..... ... .,.,.. .... ... .... .. . ., .a. 11 "., .x11 . l} 11 1 ll 11 JL-F mw Varsity Wins Gl Crown Michigan Enis CihilCpuisWheie I llinit's 2 _Year I f Tough Taye X<ume ScheduleI Hold O n Title (Continued from age ) Wolverines Capture Five mint in the Wolverine lined until fuilak canidiate~ with plenty o po- Contests; Finish S...…
…CE FOUR T"HiE MTIIGAN UDAILY" DAY. AUGUSITT 14.. 1942~ 1 .id i 1 V 1E .L 4E L']L L T Epp (y. ) ../ E, m f Eompetition Keynotes I-M Sports I M I-M Offers Activities Program For Pleasure Of Michigan Men One thing that makes Michigan so means, that the activities have been enjoyable has been the advantage well-organized. of participating in the University In March the annual Intramural Intramural Sports Program. This Open House was held, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA+ Hockey Squad Strong, More Experienced Hobbs Expected To Pace Michigan Sextet In Drive For PuckChampionship By KEV JONES With the best freshman squad in the history of Michigan hockey form- ing the backbone of the team, Coach Eddie Lowrey's 1942-43 sextet will be one of the most powerful outfits ever to carry the Maize and Blue onto the ice, if fate in the guise of the draft and eligibility gives the puckmen an even ...…
…GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPRIDA$, AUG. 14, 1942 b - - _ _ Wolverine Sports Review . Highlights Of Eventful Year Well, the '1941-42 sports year is finally over and another one's fast approaching. We'll try to give you a. roundup of the highlights of this eventful year with its great records, brilliant stars and heart-rending de- feats. Come on back with us to Sept. 27: After the sudden shock of Uf er Smashes Marks In 440 With 48.1 D...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Caiptains, -{. i 1' Mrichigan' Athletics Anid The'War The University of Michigan is conducting its athletic and physical training programs this year entirely in the interests of our nation's war effort. Complete emphasis is on the physical development of students so that when they are called to arms they will be better fitted to perform the duties ahead of them anid thus be of even greater service to their cou...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DlAIL.Y FRIDAY. A a. a v asa v i +e 1 1 L 1 -4 mss.. a rsv w" ash P 'hese 1 e R - :.L .y IX, ti " i p'Amy G kV I( i= I i j I £ 1 vi- iJ " I DON'T CROWID THE RAILS. 11~E ARE AT WARF with ruthless enemies. Economy and prudence are essential to our ultinmate victory. The War Effort must come first' For Victory's sake don't add to the load of our vital tran sportation system by doing unnecessary shi...…
…FRESU HMAN SUPPLEMENT ft~~a 43ti FRESHMAN SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1942 University Offers Service Reserve Plans 4 Oratorical, Choral Series Planned New Enlistment i Guest Artist Don Cossack Chorus Opens Choral Union Series Oct. 20 32 Singing Giants Present First Concert Of 64th Season; Have Extensive RepertoryOf Songs Gladys Swarthout To Appear Next The Don Cossack Chorus, 32 sing- ing giants under...…
…PAGE TWO Council Seeks Peace Solution Following War Organized Day After Raid On Hawaians; Ruthven Keynoted First Meeting Even midst the present din of bat- tle and war preparations, the Uni- versity Post-War Council is already studying the difficult problems of a just peace that will forestall the com- inig of World War III. Organized last Dec. 8, the day af- ter Pearl Harbor, the Post War Council has since that date spon- sored numerous lectu...…
… OIDA T, AUG. 14, 1942 THE MICHIGANDAILY PAGE IM1iehigan Daily I~s P-aeemaker9'-y AmtongPaers Wins Numeraous Awards1 From S"ima Delta Chi F'Or Excellent Standards yEniters 520dYear S1tulerlt t Publications Bttidittfg Is Otte Of Cotry's Finest One Of Largest Firms: ,"ly' Busin~ess Staff 'Off Stdent Prc;cc4_pf !wc * (contlue from Pape 1) snp decisons when, unforeseen cir- mstances may arise. A 'night editor - itist, also be able to coord...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1942 facilitates Adjustment: International Ce nter Serves As Guide To Foreign Students By BETTY KOFFMAN tions, as well as a Medical Round Established for the purpose of aid- Table that consists of doctors who ing foreign students in their adjust- discuss common problems, ideas, and ment to their new American environ- research projects. ment, the U. of M.'s International One of the best tim...…
…FRIDAY, AUG. 14, 1942 GE FIFE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC A w - ---- -- -- -- ----- .. ................ . ..... ..... . e ,.. ,o% ''Mmv I, ui t A Michigan Tradition- You've all heard of it, so why not come down and Ann Arbor offers many fine eating places. They DELICIOUS CHINESE FOOD at the LIBERTY CAFE 613 East Liberty are proud of the they serve. They food want see that it's really true. The friendly atmosphere will tell...…
…FAIESX THE MICHITGAN DlAILY FRIDAY. AU6. 14. 194 .. v 1 - a . v sI - Ia I T A- I~TflAV ATTI~ U 1OA~A 7 Keep Off The Grass: Incoming Firesh,;ian Students To_ Have Full Runa Of Cam pus *In seven days of whirling social the literary school include: Bill Ager, and academic activity--filled with I Alan Anderson, Harry Anderson, Ed coke: dates,, dances, counselor confer- Anthony, Clark Baker, Warren Bout - ences, and registration climaxed by '...…
…FRMfAY, AUG. 14, 1942 T HR mirru y ri-'A "TbA iT Tv } 7 Hillel;15 Years Old, Will Move To New House Holy Day Services, Chor Group, Lectures, Play Dances Are Activities a r8 LI I, Climaxing fifteen years of activity on campus, the Michigan chapter of Hillel Foundation will move this summer into new quarters at the corner of Haven and Hill streets. The new house will be open to stu- dents at the beginning of the fall term, Rabbi Jehu...…
…PAGE ETGWPT T TT V *Tf l ''TTTt, A xT A -),T 'U7 FRIDAY, AUG . . 14 ... 1942- i rir, ivi t 11IkyAIN DAILY FRIDAY. AUG. 14. 1942 ,, i Who iAeCL IQ~$ffCJV~J ~ yL~r OC. zvV t'~ 9 , e f ., E and H® -HERS9 ~J~'1 se- ICT1N A5 a oy I joic pNV ,BeoW0kC 1? BOKEO .eS wI ~ s 1 10 ieC~ t ej aor gvcXWEaa o'aecas ,b texg' n dly meeting place" bo4v ~EGO D \~eand~cS sI 'J t L'S Fri Michigan w _ I w IF …
…WOMEN' S SUPPLEMENT owl irt x !-A rnti WOMEN'S SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 194Z WAA League Gives Will Present Michigan League: The Women's Union Opportunities I For Women Committees, Class Projects Included Among Activities; Petitioning To Be Announced Transfer Students Eligible For Posts Foremost in the activities on which women may work on campus are the various League committees, the class prorJects and o...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1942 : . Women s lthletics Will Be fdopted To War Needs Physical Education Is Expanded To Meet Individual's War Needs Freshmen To Fill Department's .p giving again to Spring includng Requirements For Graduation sections of both semesters. Archery Is Given Recognizing the need for healthy In the fall and spring programs young women in a period of war the have been included nine principa...…
…FRIDAY, AUG. 14, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE . Judiciary Council Governs Various League Activities Members Aid Dean As Discipline Board Of Campus Women (Continued from Page 1) 11:30 p. m. Friday and Saturday night dances must close at midnight. Weekend: Any woman expecting to be out of her house Friday, Satur- day or Sunday night must notify the head of the house personally, leave address in advance and sign in when she returns...…
…PAGE #'oukA THE MICHIGAN- DAILY THN, NNWAN IIIT . aaa aaV VU1 1Zf fVSFr University Will Offer National Defense Courses Assembly Board Provides Opportunities,j Plans Activities For Independent Women Courses Train I Alice C. College Coeds Women' Acts A s Lloyd, s Dean, Adviser League Has Eight Committees (Continued from Page 1) President Newman Js Aided' By Campus Representatives in Planning Social Functions F classes having...…
…FREDAY, AU G. 14, 11942 THEM CITGNDARNY _ _. -_ .:.. 1_, 'r Deferred Rushing Allows Only Upperclass PledgingThis Fall II i # (Continued from Page 3) B. Rules for period of intensiv rushing: 1. Only freshmen with a C aver- age or better are eligible to be rushed. 2. Rushing shall extend from aturday, February 13, to Wednes- day, February 24. 3. Schedule of rushing parties: Saturday and Sunday, February 13 and 13-Invitation Open Hou- ...…
…HE AlICHMA DAILY FRIDAY, AUG. 14, 1942 THE ICHIAN AILYf'R~lAT AUG 14,194 Ulrich's Ulrich's Connections with 600 Schools and Bookstores Throughout the United States Have Stocked Our Store with TONS and TONS of 4 USED and NEW TEXTBOOKS For Every Course on the Michigan Campus ULRICH'S WHOLESALE BUYING Enables us to give you great values in Student Supplies NOTICE! ENGINEERS and ARCHITECTS Ulrich's carry the largest s...…
…Weather Intermittent Rains, L Sir iAu xii Editorial Gandhi 'Non-Cooperation' Policy Condemned .. PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. LII. No, 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1942 Z-323 New Reserve Plan Offered By A rmy, Deferred Program Revealed New Requirements To Be Less Rigid ' Official War Department an- nouncement yesterday of the long- awaited Army Enlisted Reserve Corps for college students brought disclos- ure from Universit...…
…AGE TWo THE MICHIGAN DIAILY-- ....-aat 4 .* .F~S *5 TIWRSbAV MAY 14- 144% a as y ari a v ai i W .Ci t L iy. 1 1f i ' ..... ..... 41 A1R: A V W v iWM1, V I 1OA4 A ,. _ _ ._ a ,a.. _ , Engineers Draw A Blank: Sigma Rho Tau Banquet Today; Mystery Still Shrouds Speaker 7 7 P By BUD BRIMMER Not exactly a subject for detective stories or movie scenarios but never- theless a bona fide campus mystery is the question of who will be the main spe...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THUIIISDAY, MAY 14, 1942 PAGE THREE Netters Tennis Team Rated To Win Leave For Big' Ten Meet; Golfers Tie Spartans (~N I 11 Wildcats, Second Maroons Block Straight Title eFNCHCOMBER By BUD HENDEL, K I=f :; Dail Sports Editor (Continued from Page 1) number three doubles. Gerry Schaf- lander at number four has thus far looked like the class of the Confer-1 ence and is v...…
…TOTU THlE, VI Ol1fAN DATTY MMMAT, 'MAY 14, 1,94Z e Y L 1 sT..wTI.rsD+s. : .MA Y 14 a . s' +4v Ci lit tG [t YT MtI Letters To The Editor 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use f...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rACEFT Final Fling Has Added Attraction Of Ice Cream The Union came through again, this time bringing to the campus a special treat, a preview of the Final Fling. Yesterday noon those who got up in time for their 11 o'clocks were greeted with a delicious dish of ice cream as they started the noon rush home for lunch. This campus addition of the Good Humor Man was seen pushing a blue wheelbarrow an...…
…IPAGIP, SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH-U R SDAY, ?-Lai' 14$ PAGE SX~ ThURSflAY, MAY 14, County Board Gives Opinion Of City Plan Official States Attitude Toward Cherry Hill Housing Program As lot stakes were driven into a 15- mile area in Superior and Ypsilanti Townships, the site on which the Government plans to build a 6,000 home bomber plant city, the Washte- fnaw County Board of Supervisors yes- terday authorized Prosecutor George Meader to...…
