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…r Weather Slghtly warmer fig itt 4 it Editorial Inger )91l Nceded on Domestic Front.. VOL. LII. No. 18-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, JUNK WI4z JU L 1 0 1942 2:15 A.M. FINAL FDR Refuses Compromise On Farm Bill, Rebukes Bloc Signs Stop-Gap Measure To Allow Department July ,perating Funds; Russell Still Opposes President Wants No Hamstringing By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 9.-President Roosevelt, in a new rebuke to the House f...…

… Weather PArtly Cloudy; Snow Flurries. L /Li ian ~Iaiti Editorial International Thought Is Key To World Peace . M - - VOL. LII. No. '75 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1942 Z-323 PRI CE FIVE CEN4TS E Wee~kend Tilts Feature Cage, Ice, Wrestling Engagem ents Wrestlers To Face Nittany Lions Froin enn State In Season's First Meet Fans Expect Close Encounter' Today By HOE SELTZER This advance is written expressly for thos...…

… Weather cloudy and warm er * 4 A 4A Editorial Congress Delays OCD Solution ... VOL. LII. No. 91 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE I - Japanese Invade Singapore Island In Night Assault) Ten-Mile Stretch On Coast Is Held By Nipponese; Counter-Attack Begins Situation In Hand, Bennett Declares By WILLIAM SMITH WHITE (Associated Press War Editor) The Japanese, apparently still held in check on Luzon a...…

… Weather Rising Temperature- Few Snow Flurries Y it qan 4 mitj Editorial Paris Raid Ends Appeasement Era . . I I VOL. LIL No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS King Takes Over Full Command Of Fleet Soviet Thrust May Eneirele Nazi Soldiers Red Capture Of Sychevka Perils German Forces Northwest Of Moscow Russians Attacking Before Leningrad LONDON, March 9. - (P) - The Russian capture of Syche...…

… Weather 'The Wind and the Rain in Your Hair' Y 4FD40 *ati4 MEditorial Obstructionist Lewis At Work Againp. VOL LIt. No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS I British, Indian Leaders Said To Be Agreed On Final Plan Japs Sink Two Cruisers; Open India To Invasion Planes Blast British Warships Dorsetshire, Cornwall As Enemy Fleet Dominates Bay Of Bengal Gallant Bataan Defense Collapses Under Terrific...…

…Weather Continued Cool. We 41r' Ar 'A A& Nit, r4 tuzlwn a -AL- tt 49 Editorial Trade Barriers Must Be Eliminated VOL. LII. No, 167 ANN ARBOR, MIC IGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Jap Army Flanked In Burma Forced March Recaptures Former Allied Center; Drive Threatens Lashio Japanese Supply Line Is Smashed CHUNGKING, China, May 9.-(P) -A strong Chinese army force which the advancing Japanese by-passed in Central Burma...…

…Y it 4M1 43aittj Weather g Continued Cool VOL. LII No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverines ace Iowa France * * Blasted -By . Giga Seahawks ntic . S. Here Aerial Today Attack Soviet Forces Stop German Advance East Of Stalingrad Defending Armies Crush Nazi Thrusts To Volga; Penetration In Kalmyck Region Threatens Reds Russian Guerrillas Fight Behind Lines By HENRY C. CASSIDY Associated Pr...…

…,' .n A i 9k 43au *t1 , _. weathier Showers, Colder OL LHI No. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TESDAY, NOV. 10, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Americans Attacking Casablanca, Oran Teen-Age Draft Bill Hits House Year's Training Plan Rejected by 178t40 As War Department Urges Early Enactment WASHINGTON-Nov. 9.-(AP)-The way appeared paved tonight for final enactment this week of the bill lower- ing the draft age from 20 to 18. The House indirectly r...…

…it 43U 4at Weather Not much change VOL. LII No. 5NANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Big Ten Manpower Conference Planned Huge Ne Great Battle for Tunisia lIm1pending Tanks, Guns, Planes, Men Rushed to Front; Allied Patrols Stab at Germans near Bizerte By E. C. DANIEL Associated Press Correspondent LONDON, Dec. 9.-Allied and Ger- man patrols fought brief but bitter battles in bad weather today along the Axi...…

… TWO THE MIf HIC- A N it A Ti'.V W" Nr IT rr ^ 4A ...._______________.._________________ i a. 1 l .Y.1 V7 H JY .1: d,%1 L . t iSlll ; JULY 10, 1942 :. WI e Mtr0p-3zz BIall I The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON :,l Edited and managed by students of the University of 1ihlgan under the autlhority of the Board in Control b' tudent Publications. The Summer Daily is published every morning except Moniday and Tuesday. Member of t...…

…0 TILE MICHIGAN DAILY Moore Speaks On Musicians' Place In Army Dean Tells Music Students That Moraki Value Is Not To Be Overlooked, What is the musician's place .in Uncle Sam's army? Prof. Earl Moore, Dean of the music school here, and recently re- turned from a trip to the nation's capital, counseled an assembly' of male students yesterday in the Music School auditorium. The musician has a very definte, place in the national scheme, was Pro...…

…THE MICHIGANw:DAILY TUESDAY, FEJRUARY W, 1;4 Armed Forces EXpand,Modify Trainmg Plans Commissions Are Opened For Upperclass Students By 7Naval Reserve Eliminating several qualifications and opening commissions to a wider group of students, both the Army and tVe Navy have announced new mod- Ifications in their training programs. Latest announcements on Class V-7, U. S. Naval Reserve, clarify the case of students enrolled in five-year courses. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY L ltr 311 S tlln% .'r2 lu, l t! 5,424 Defense-Conscious Students Enrolled In 110 War Information Courses Bridge Blasted In Jap Raid On Australia ESMDT Graduates 850 As Sherloek Arranges Series Starting April 6 Qrdnance Program Has 76 Trainees Demonstrating their desire to en- ter wholeheartedly into the national war effort, 5,424 students have en- rolled in the 110 war training and informational courses offered this seme...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Engine Council Petitions Due At Noon Today Candidates For Positions Must Have Applications Filed InDean's Office Last-minute politicians in the Col- lege of Engineering will have untili noon today to get petitions of can- didacy for Engineering Council rep- resentative positions or for Council officer posts,in at the Dean's Office, Room 255 West Engineering Building. Freshman, sophomore and junior engineers will...…

…PAAE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY r By Bun i NDE, Ihiiy Spor-% I'g Eqtr- Net Sq uad Beats OSU; o eamWins, 14-i Singles Won Easily, Bonks Are Tougher In Doubles; Linksmen Stav fff Closing BuckeyeRally 4 . i I !a ,o I T LEAST THREE Big Ten titles are being jeopardized by Michi- gan's spring athletic teams after the successful weekend just completed. The Wolverine aggregations swept five contests while dropping only one these last two days to be...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCT. 14, 1942 PAGK TWO SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 1942 vacArthur Honors AP Correspondent In New Guinea DAILY OFFICIAL B SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 1942 VOL. LII No. 6 All notices for -the Daily Official Bul- letin are to be sent to the Office of the President in typewritten form by 3:30 p.m. of the day preceding its publica- tion, except on Saturday when the no- tices should be submitted by 11:30 a.m. Noties To...…

…,I THE MICHIGAN DAILY. T-MOATNOV. 14, 1942. I Tt~SbAY, NOV. 10, 1M2 I II r . Fift y-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 regulr UiWersity year, and evert mrnfg except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press -is exclusively entit...…

…P&C-ETWr THE MICHIGAN DAILY THLMSDA, DEC-l(Dn !42 ,;.. MOVIE PREVIEWS DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN THURSDAY, DEC. 14, 1942 VOL. LIII No. 57 All notices for the Daily official Bul- lasts Pair i Rs od Pers (Conitiled frori Page 1) CONDUCTOR PREDICTS: Shostakovich War Symphony' Will Endure, Koussevitzky Says Post-War Aid for Conquered Areas Planned . t At the State.. . Streamlined to match the tempo of the times, one of America's most bel...…

…FRIDAY, JUL1Y 10, 194Z THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________________________________________________________ U ___________________________________________ a JFC Announces New Red Cross Blood Drive Urging every fraternity to cooper- ate in the war effort, the IFC yester- day announced a new Red Cross blood donation drive. This drive will cover all fraternity houses, and Chairmen Jack Wiese, '44, and Jack Hooper, '44BAd, em- phasized that this is on...…

…ru:xSYx, a THE MICHIGAN DAILY oe Louis Retains Heavyweight Crown By Knocking Out Buddy Baer In First oAGE TEE Round MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, New York, Jan. 9. -(P)-Joe Louis tore the California giant, Buddy Bair, apart tonight and chopped him down in the fourth fastest time a heavyweight ctlampion ever, turned back a challenger. Working for the fun of it, Joe got all the fun out of this brief brawl as he turned loose an ex- plosion of dynami...…

…194a THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mermen Have Crowded Week Swim Meet With Buckeyes dIated ForWednesday Wolverine swimmers will endeavor to repeat their previous performance when they meet Ohio State's natators Wednesday evening in the first of this week's three conference meets. After defeating the Buckeyes, 50 to 34, on Jan. 24, the Varsity has had alengthy period of rest and practice prior to leaving for Columbus this afternoon. Friday and Saturday...…

… TUESDAYT,-MAR4CH 14, 1942 TJIyEMICHIGE.AN iDAILY PAGE as ar yrw..e v u .a 'as <- , iw v rx a al i Michigan To Defend Swim Crown Here This Week-End - Natators Seek Fourth Straight Big Ten Title Ohio State Chief Threat To Varsity; Trial Heats Take PlaceFriday Night By BUD HENDEL The greatest record in Big Ten history will ride the waves with Mich- igan's favored swimmers in the an- nual Western Conference Champion- ship Meet here...…

… F 'IVIIC1-11C A N i"I A fir v Red Wings Defeat Leafs, 5_2, For 4 .1 .5. n ; rc hird Straight Cup nC 0 '' - Detroit Rallies To Overcome Toronto Lead, Grosso Approaches Mark As Bush Leads Wings Closer To Puck Title DETROIT, April 9. - (A") - The amazing Detroit Red Wings spotted the Toronto Maple Leafs two first period goals tonight and then came on to seize their third straight vic- tory 5 to 2, before 13,354 spectators in the best of...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nine Trims Northwestern, 9-0; I Trackmen Lose Ohio State Overpowers l Fishman Hurls One Hit Game For Easy Win Only Five Wildcats Reach First As Chamberlain Paces Batting Attack (Continued from Page 1) times at bat. Apparently the star third baseman is over the batting slump that has plagued him for the last week. From the very beginning Coach Ray Fisher knew he had Michigan's fifth Conference win in the bag as Michig...…

…SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Gridmen Face Seahawks In Day's Both Teams Unbeaten, Have Hopes ForMythicaiNationalChampionship !. Mid-West Grid Angles: BENCUCOMBEBR Leahy Ordered To Mayo Clinic, Misses Irish -Stanford Contest Four Ex-Michigan Men Will Return As Members Of Iowa Pre-Flight Roster; Bierman Seeks Ninth Straight Triumph Over Maize And Blne (Continued from Page 1) ing post. He needs no introdv...…

…'IsMDAY, NOV, 10, 1942 E MICHGAN DAILY PAGE TIME TftM~AY, NOV. 10, 1942 PAOZ T1I*Z1~ .f... -. - . .. -.. olverines Advance To Sixth In National arid Rankings --- - n Annual Frosh Cross-Country Run Friday Climaxes Fall Practice .r. ;. a . , . _ _ . a .. "4NCIICOMBEB, Michigan's little publicized fresh- man track squad is working hard these days, and they have good reason to for this Friday they will compete in the annual freshman cro...…

…THURSDA Y; T4O + : 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Conference Leaders Delay Action On Freshman Eli gibility Heads Reserve Right to Change Decision, Elect Aigler President Big Ten Endorses Football in 1943 by Waiving Nine-Game Limit, Allowing Teams to Play Away AN - Phi Delts Nose Out Betas For I-M Mat Title -N COME ONE, ALL, AND EARLY: PEM Class, Varsity Mermen CHICAGO, Dec. 9.- ()- The Big Ten's faculty representatives. voted today to del...…

… TRI MICHIGAN DAILY ..................... Recreational Facilities Awaiting Students A __1 m if m I 11 v , recreate. Seriously though, now more than ever before students and others re- maining in Ann Arbor for the sum- mer should be interested in discover- ing the. recreational facilities that are available for theeir benefit. Since students attending the 8-week or 16- week sessions will have little or no vacation time this year it is ...…

…___ ___ ___ __ ii N1~iTL __ ___ __CA_ .hr ir g it tt 1 I 1E Editedand 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 for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credite...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. FERUARY 1. 1S42 . . . R d .I - . . . . . : . . . . : s a u . - . . . . : R . . s . « . . . . . . ._ . . [ .* R I - e 9 ir ig tn tti1 THE REPLY CHURLISH' By TOUCHSTONE i J---)5 I tI_ _ ; Editedand managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Mondy during the University year and Summer Session. Member of...…

…F E Or Ta~Y I~ -TRE MiC H tA-N DAILY . TITS SSA , 5iAlti,'. rj Sir! igu tI 9r 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 for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t.C. t Mlt tt l Washington Merry-Go-Round By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lic hy A WASHINGTON-Hottest home front problem furrowing inner circle brows is the question of freezing wages, prices and profits. With several key pay-increase demands pend- ing before the War Labor Board, the AFL and CIO are vehemently opposed to a wage blanket. They cont...…

… 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 for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of republication of all other matter...…

…PAGE FOI THE MICIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 1942 PM~E- POD SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 194.2- 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 exclus...…

…THV 'MICHIGAN DAILY TE DAY, NGVc - X i 42 These Photos Tell the Story of Yanks 'Invasion of Africa and British Egyptin Victories AXIS PLANES CAPTURED AT EL DABA GEN. AUGUSTE NOGUES BRITISH ACK-ACKS ROLL PAST AXIS DEAD treating Afrika Korps; the British at the right sho These Associated Press photos tell the story of the Yank "inva- sion" of Africa. At the left Aner- ican, troops, carrying full packs, scurry up the side of a transport at...…

…1v ?& 4Z P t Ty l MCHIGAN DAILY T~t~SflAY, DEC. 10, 1942 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 fo...…

… New Program In Languages To Start Soon French, German And Spanish Social Hours To Be Conducted Weekly In International Center In accordance with President Ruthven's plea for gredter concen- tration in languages, there has been a speed-up in the extra-curricular program of foreign language social activities, Mrs. Ruth L. Wendt has announced, as well as increased ac- tivity in Russian and Japanese lan- guage departments. At the International Ce...…

…- WRW- TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ! - x Educational Stability Stressed In Ruthven's Report To Regents . By MORTON MINTZ Striking out against the "mis- guided zeal" of educators who would in these times make "war colleges of our educational institutions," Presi- dent Alexander G. Ruthven told the Board of Regents in his annual re- port recently that "the patriotism of these men is not to be questioned; not so their jud...…

… : ;111. - --.'C Iii 1 ,- TIJE ALUCHI-GAN I D A-1 LY - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - -' aS .~'a = ae -a 'iHE MRCHIJAN f~iiIiN ________________________________________________________________________________________ U 'Deep South' To Be Frosh Frolic Theme Decoration Chairmen Disclose Plans For Southern Plantation Air; To Feature Colonial Home Going back to the deep south for a theme, co-chairmen of decorations Mary Ann Jones and Irwin Kasle, ha...…

… THE MICHIGAN iDAIY 1AG mF - ".,- t.- - - --- - - - - --- - ---------- fir Raid Shelter Will B e S cene 37 Selected For New Course Of Annual Wynx Dance ft Union Honor Society To Initiate Four Monday At Union Three members of the junior class of the Medical School and one fac- ulty member will be inducted into membership of Alpha Omega Alpha,, honorary medical fraternity, at the annual spring initiation ceremonies1 Monday at the Unio...…

…A J..L~LJ. J3.~aJL1JkkI~ IF4IL 1 Lantern Night Sin Palmer Fie Will BFe Id Heads Music Contest [eld Tomorrow -O 25 Groups To Hold Dinners, Teas In. Celebration Of Mother's Day i II ,Will Be 'kdeddrngs Scene c and Whether the weather is warm and sunny or cold and stormy the pros- pects for the various Mothers' Day celebrations on campus this weekend are singularly bright. Dormitories, fraternities, and sororities are hold- ing din...…

…MATURDAY, OCT. 14, 1942 THE M l C H T f: A V n'- - TT IV its THE MJCTTH2AN flATTV --a 1~U - PAGE k IVAE r Hillel To Have House-Warming At Mixer Today Foundation Will Introduce Home At Corner Of Hill, Haven Streets With Dance For New Students Hillel Foundation will combine a mixer for new students with a house .warming from 9:00 p. m. to midnight today in its new quarters. The Foundation has just moved to a large twenty-room house on the ...…

… T- * ;-": lp Ith Tlfi'VRIVWTR- "Wyyv I iA- -. MAL A4 x 2 A X7 -f 1-1--- . . . .. _I Air Corps Men To Be Guests Of H ilel Group Saturday Dance, Open House Included In Week-End Plans For Willow Run Ground Crew Hillel will play USO to .40 soldiers from Fort Custer this week-end; by providing two days -of "dates, danc- ing, and hope-cooked meals for guests who are in the ground crew of the Air Corps stationed at Willow Run," announced Grace Fr...…

… a JL LJ PI -----,It AS. !- -----w. - " R __ _ I .C J./ .L. -)tX lVLP l Jt1___ll [f __ __ 1J _ i Work Holiday' Called To Fix Gift Clothing Aid Requested For Repair Of Clothes Contributions o Be Done At Lane Hall Students and campus organiza-. tions were very cooperative in turn- ing in articles for the recent cloth- ing drive, but if the campaign is to be successful, students should turn out at 1:15 today at Lane Hall to take past in the "W...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY D~eAY.i a s M CfaiaNv s iti f LA 1 .Y TTTRI.YAv L ' IFli Petitioning To Begin Today For 2AN&3 Jordan Assistantships <*? Ten Alternates Y To Be Chosen For Positions Sororities Represented To Have Two Added To Membership Quota; Qualifications Listed Petitioning for positions as Jordan Assistants for the coming year will begin today to continue until noon Saturday, Feb. 14, Jane Baits, '42, chairman of the Judici...…

…PAGE SIX 1' HE MAl1($'11 G AN D.A I LY TUE SDAY, MARICH!10, t942 Colonel Miller Predicts Allied VictoryIn '43 Attack On Eastern Siberia Foreseen As Next Step of JapaneseMilitarists Strategy Employs FourPoint Offense (Continued from Page" terials and equipment are now being burned up, the war could not last longer if fought with such savagery." To substantiate his prediction that the Japanese will direct their main force to Eastern Siberi...…

…sI TIlE IMIiClHwN DA1ilY Ulie* k v Atom- Mlu 161 15V. WPB Dictates New < ~ } Dress Styles MIPA Meeting Is Scheduled For May 1, 2 H 4 ±Hoiu your Partner! I Odorono Cream keeps Arthur Murray dancers "Sweet" in a close-up- Whether the music's sweet or. swing,you'ye got tobe "sweet." Use Odorono Cream-choice of, Arthur Murray dancers. Non- greasy, non-gritty--gentle, Odorono Cream ends perspira- tion annoyance for 1 to 3 days! Get a jar an...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Aiton Calls Attitude Of Neutral Latins Mirror Of Our Isolation Harmon's '98' Rolls Again Calling the neutral countries, Ar- gentina and Chile, a mirror of our own hesitant isolationism before the Japanese attack, Prof. Arthur S. Ai- ton of the history department yester- day expressed hope that they "may yet gravitate into the American sys- tem of united resistance to Axis ag- gression." The role of America in Latin Amer- ...…

…TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCT. W, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. OCT. 10, 1942 mono* For 'Double Ten' Day Chinese Students To Celebrate 31st Anniversary Of Republic In commemoration of "Double Ten" day, marking the thirty-first anni- versary of the founding of the Chi- nese Republic, the Chinese students on campus will hold a banquet at 7 p.. i. today in the Ethel Fountain Iussey Room of the Michigan League. Professor Esson McDowel...…

…PAGE SIX TIE MICHIGAN DAILY Dean Walter To Give First Freshman Talk Re-Orientation Lecture Series To Open Today Currently controversial topic pf "Liberal Education in Wartime" will be the subject of a lecture by Dean E. A. Walter, followed by discussion, the first in a series of Freshman Re- orientation Lectures, at 7:30 p.m. to- day at Lane Hall. The series, sponsored by the Stu- dent Religious Association, aims to give the freshmen an op...…