… Weather 4c uin ii ud PluvialI 4-_M-,m mw Sfr4b I3aittj Editorial rA~ ci VOL. L. No. 152 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS British Naval Units Hit German Supply Route Off Sweden Missionary Discusses Arabia Before Educational Institute Some Nazi Land Forces Retreat To Southward, Norse Sources Report Foreign Vol u nteer's Assist Norwegians By WES GALLAGHER STOCKHOLM, May 1.-(I)-Bri- tish navy raiding un...…
…THE MICHIGAN BIATT THUSDAT, M._U Basis Of Scientific Method Discussed By Prof. Thuma's Honors Seminar United Jewish Appeal Conducts Campaign To Assist Refugees actual experimental work was accom- plished. Next a critical study of medieval science was undertaken. The stu- dents read widely in St. Augustine, St. Basil, and Lactantius. Contrast- ed with. the Greek age, these men were interested primarily in defend- ing the Bible and almost...…
…At MAN 2. 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Netters Defeat Kalamazoo,54, On Indoori Courts Baseball Team Leaves Today To Meet Illini The Wolverine, baseball team spent the afternoon in batting practice and fungo-chasing as rain, wet grounds and cold weather forced cancellIa- tion of the Varsity's scheduled home game with Notre Dame. With no open dates left on the Michigan schedule, the Wolverines won't have the opportunity to play off the...…
….THE MICHIGAN DAILY t Un rrr r A TAE MICHIGAN DAILY Self -Styled Liberals' Serve Cause Of Germany, Prof. Jobin Writes ~~1 .. OF ALL THINGS!.. By Morty-Q. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ,# '4<. 1 N fl"S T5 N j -- f 1O7~$r HAp 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. Membe...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY Scroll Will Give'Futurama', Tea For Senior Women, Today Formal Dance Tickets To Go On Sale Today George Kavanagh's Band Will Play For Graduate Dance; Name Chairmen Ticket sale for the second annual Graduate formal to be held from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, May 17, will begin from noon to 2 p.m. to- day and continue during these hours in the lobby of the Rackham School until May 17. The dance will be held in the Ballroom and...…
…r" HE MICHIGAN I)AII.V' Tnii-nlS7D -i i . 1.q 1f- -. .. s +_-LI Aa" alI' A U-A a 9 kl; /! J .eT 111 tir Germans Fortify Norwegian Gains Fo ig GERMAN L MESfI 4-'4 RAILROADS TRONDHEIM STOREN4 ROROS INSETRRO ANDALSNES fr TYNSE ALVDAL CfDOMBAS 0 e KVAM KOPPANG LILLEHAMMER ENA m4. AURDAL* ELVER UM VaETNEO~ 0 .HAMAR BERGE N Os5 KONGSVINGER ° OS STAVANGER- MILEs i Q HARSTAD \N ARV IK KRISTIANSAND % KIRUNA SWEDEN Apparently seeking to consolidat...…
… Weather Partly cloudy; possible showers L E Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Blaiti Editorial Convoys Are Next Step . VOL. LI. No. 149 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Packing' Of Publications Board Is Seen 39 Contestants WillVie Today For Student Sen ate Posts Voting Places Established Throughout Campus; Open 9:15_To- 5:30 Eleetion Will Fill 18 Vacant Spots Students will vote today in the sem...…
…TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, T' 2, x.941. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN TH IC I AN t AL ALAIAL ra . 1 W AV f')lmsi l FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1941 VOL. LI. No. 149 Publication in the Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to members of the faculty and other townspeople on Sunday, May 4, from 4 to 6 o'clock. Cars may park in the restricted zone on South University...…
… THE MICHJGAN DAILY Team Downs Spartans; IN ine Plays At O Michigan Opens Two-Game Series With Buckeyes Today io State 1 do; wirtchafter's I DAILY DOUBLE i I Netters Defeat _____ (This week's Doubles are being written by members of the Junior staff, Today's column is by Hal Wilson who is covering track.) From Heston To Infinity... N REFERRING TO THE UNIVERSITY of Michigan and Wolverine ath- letic teams, an Eastern sports writer once ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY Z, 1941 a. Y : ..,: .. ..: .. :. .... _ _ __ mom . .-. ... . .® HE MICHIGAN DAILY FIRE and WATER fly MASCOTT Former Daily Man Describes Regulations For Army Leave 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 Sessio'n. Member of the Associated Press ...…
… ,Y,~ MAX 2, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE TlVE Mortar Annual Dance Will Feature Gail And Band Ballroom Of League Will Be Scene Of Party; Sidney Aronson, Chairman, Announces Guests Pharmacy students will hold their annual ball, Mortar and Pestle, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today, in the League ballroom. Accompanying Sydney Aronson, '42P, general chairman, will be Leonora Tucker, '43; guest of How- ard Hunes, '41P, publicity chairman, will be Lucill...…
…c G THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1941 i Engine Council Petitions Due Tuesday Noon, Candidates For Positions' Will Appear On Ballots Wednesday,_Thursday Petitions for freshman and soph- omore posts as class representatives on the student Engineering Council must be submitted to the Dean's of- fice in the West Engineering Build- ing by noon, Tuesday, May 6. Each candidate must include in his petition-the signatures of 15 members of his c...…
…weather Cooler. ' y Cit r~r 4it Editorial British Demand That Churchll Act ,. VOL. L. No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1942 Z-323 PRIOE FIVE CENTS Proposed Bill Hits Industries Now Earning Large Profits New . Corporation Taxes Take $94 Of Every $100 Excess Income; Affects All Gains Over $10,000 Measure Estimated To Raise 2 Billion -BULLETIN - SALT LAKE CITY, May l.-P) -Police said tonight a plane, be- lieved to be a United...…
…TWO) THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wi" Engine School To Offer New Radio Cmurse summer Session With Pay To Yield Commissions In Army,_Navy Force 'Graduates Wanted The engineering college, in order to satisfy Army and Navy demands for commissioned officers in lines of duty such as airplane detection, will offer to Michigan graduates of the past ten years a full-time course during the summer semester in ultra- high frequency radio techniques, Dean Ivan ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYu Nine oses, 6-4; Four Varsity Squads See Action Today Trackmen Face Illinois; Netters Oppose Maroons Dual Opener With Indians Is Lone Home Cinder Meet; WeirmenExpect Chicago To Be Toughest Foe (Continued from Page 1) favored to nose out the invading In- dians for their twelfth straight vic- tory in a meet that looms as one of the most colorful dual engagements staged here in many years. Michigan's hopes for victo...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY ga'"n Batty The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN 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 cred...…
…7~llE MI4YIUGA1~ DAILV Hilel Dance Profits Will Increase Bomber Fund Recordings To Furnish Music; Members Of 'HiIlelzapoppin', Recent Show, To Entertain Hillel members and their guests will "dance for defense" from 9 p.m. to midnight today in the League Ball- room, for proceeds of the annual spring formal will go to the Bomber Scholarship fund. Co-chairmen Sylvia Forman, '42, and Robert Morrison, '43, will be ac- companied by Robert Ceisler, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUR1DAY, Johnson Takes 'Cook's Tour' For Program U' Symphony Conductor Prepares For Festival By Remote Control By HARRY LEVINE He's probably the only remote con- trol conductor in business today, but Thor Johnson, youthful maestro of the University Symphony Orchestra finds it the most successful means for preparing for a May Festival con- cert. Johnson, who will conduct the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra at the second M...…
…I li ' RBI , u ' ;, j3I urgu r .- '4;& VOL. LI No. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS FDR Ickes Authorizes Seizure of Coal i . 1 * Advocates Curtailment of ____ _ O * * Smiles for Their First G.I. Pay It is smiles for these Advanced ROTC men stati oned in the West Quadrangle as they wave their first Army pay aloft. Pictured, left to right, are: HaroId Coleman, Hank Dongvillo, Bruce Carson, Jim. Co...…
…tPAG TitO 'rrn, MICnHc2AXTIrAITV L' 'F iV7 IMAY 2:: 1943 - __. _. Y ll V lIi 1 V il' 1 Lt f'1 i! l.I l1 l y 1 .i 1/.i 1 " 1Y1L11 N I. 17V p - -~- a Nine Beats Ypsi, 9-2; Netters Overcome Kalamazoo, 7-2. THE FLEET'S IN: Ball Team Scores All Its Runs in Seventh, I II E I Everything's 0-K-A-L-A-11-A-Z-0-0 teeLeadsohnson W sNumber One Singles Match Derby Field by Three Len gths CHURCHILL DOWNS, Louisville, Ky., May 1.- (AP)- ...…
… x: ( .i-. i _ ? t i. .-..+ ij A-4 I 'I z Illinoisg Defeats Traekmen, 'N 6260;: 141-1i tiolers Lose to NU < y\- Kelley of illini Beats Ufer in 440 with Last-Minute Spurt Matter Scores 21 Points for Ilini by Taking Titles in Three Events; Matthews Wins Mile I Tough One To Lose 11 O 1 CHAMPAIGN, Ill1, May 1.-(P)- In a preview of the Western Confer- ence championships two weeks hence, the Illinois track team gained a nar- row...…
…0 PAGEP rn TVIEk MLIG.A lb£T St"At M4tt U LIFE IN THE OZARKS: Play Production To Present The Wishful Taw' May 12-15 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Former Ambassador all. His proposal of the elimination of any armistice or "cooling off period" "ggets PGT e Pa .-P was echoed u by Associate Supreme WASHINGTON. May l.-(AP)-A! Court Justice Owen J. Roberts who suggestion that peace conference be declared the democracies should be- called into bei...…
…ATICAUlf."A-V RA444- PAt4bV V".. y , a .w..a:A"A4' .#U A 4 &A.ik '.' 7 .L'9 1\- LRJ £3. 3. LI .. DAf~V I7tW~W A 4 Prof. Nelson Is Honored at Retirement Banquet' * * ,1 Appointed Counselor to Foreign Students in1933 Banquet Marks End of 45 Years of Michigan Activities for International Center Director. The retirement in May of Prof. the International Committee of the J. Raleigh Nelson, Counselor to For- Ann Arbor Rotary, Chairman ...…
…1I1I~ iAii~ . ,x,11. .,:1 - R""C. rrG Union Forma I I ickets on Sale Tomorrow Dance Open to Entire Campus Is Designed as Fitting Climax For 1942-43 Social Season Ticket sales for the Union Spring Formal to be held from 9 pm. to midnight Saturday, May 8, will start tomorrow at the Main Desk of the Union according to Chuck Dot- terer, '44, social chairman. There will be a limited number of tickets available and the sales are open to the e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN JAG Graduate Was Former Aerial Gunner Lt. Gruber Served on Submarine Duty Before Attending Staff School By CAPT. HAROLD W. SULLIVAN Judge Advocate Generals School From aerial gunner to Judge Advo- cate is the story of 2nd Lt. Harold Norman " Gruber, member of the Claims Course, Judge Advocate Gen- eral's School, graduated this week. Enlisting as a private in 1941, Lt. Gruber came up the hard way, quali- fied as a...…
…TilE ~ ~7 -~ ~.1 £ t~' .11 A 4J ~ Ii D \I A-,' _ _ . _. Specialized Program Trains Army Engineers at University Picked Men Taught in 12 Week Course Trainees Study Civil, Mechanical, Electrical And Chemical Branches, Over 100 picked Army men, who have (demonstrated aptitude at the highest possible Army Specialized Training Program levels' are now taking ASTP courses in the College of Engineering. These Army engineering students arrived in...…
…Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Midhigani 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 dispatches credited to it or other...…
…PAGE TE ... THE MIC-HIGAN DAILY -S NDA*i,a May Festival Will Begin on Wednesday in Hill Auditorium * a+ * * <<, - Civic Councils Hold Annual Work Meeting Conference Discusses Community Projects For War Programs The Michigan Community Work Conference, the yearly meeting of citizens participating in civic coun- cils active in the war effort, met yes- terday in the League. The conference was designed to bring together individuals ef...…
…Last Leap for the Duration - University of Florida's cheerleading squad makes a final jump into the ozone dur- ing their last practice session. Usual Spring tryouts were cancelled due to the hazy prospect for the continuance of intercollegiate sports, especially football. Some of the boys have already been called into the service. Aronovitz Volume 11 Issue 22 C, G"Iris Learn yworkin Aeroatic Mcathld0 h coj TeOdEcigeXper, n essq, oah~olswind...…
…/ II ,' , - I -.l Preparedness Is the Motto of University of Wisconsin's crew. They started workouts soon efter the ice disappeared from Lake Mendota but fit their rowing experience into Uncle Sam's plans for offensive warfare. Alternating workouts between regular shells and a coast guard cutter, the Cardinal crewmen plan to be ready for whatever is their destiny. Colby College's Stately Elms typify Ihe New England campus in Spring. Howeve...…
…inning of the End - Columbia's ace heavyweight, H. O'Shoughnessy, s a muscle and starts the hold that pinned Jimmy Barrett, Cornell Uni- ty, to the mat during their Eastern Intercollegiate wrestling championship Acme it's the Rose Bowl, Believe It or Not! - This flock of Kar- akui sheep graze in the famed Rose Bowl to keep the turf in good condition until next fall. And perhaps Pasadena's city fathers had a few thoughts on the meat shortage, ...…
…",_ Tied Up in Knots - Arms of Penn State, defeats Roy the Eastern Intercollegiate The spirit of the times is vividly portrayed as the color guard of the Henderson State Teachers College, Arka- delphia, Ark., ROTC unit marches across the drill grounds. Henderson has a first rate unit, turning out many future America's Oldest Student - That is the claim of Dr. Louis Perlman, 53-year-old under- graduate student now at Long Island Univer- sity...…
…Co-ed Chorines Rehearse - When Theta Sigma Phi, honorary journalism fraternity at the University of Texas, presented its annual musical show, "Time Staggers On," ten of the loveliest co-eds in school were recruited for the chorus. Here they are practicing steps during rehearsal. Latham s shot was made at Ohio Wesleyan University's annual invite the men and furnish transportation . . . the sight is going to be pretty common in the days to come...…
…modern Dancing is part of the physical educa- tion program at Randolph-Macon Woman's Col- lege. The grace and body-control resulting from such training is illustrated above by two of the students in the dance group. Frank Cook of Indiana State Teachers College, working on a war- time camouflage project in the Art department, demonstrates on a model airdrome he has constructed how the bombardier's view is darkened by the upper half of the mod...…
…Leads Pitt Cindermen - Harold Stickel, one of the nost brilliant track stars in University of Pittsburgh his- ory, will coach as well as compete with the Panther 'eam this Spring. He supplants Coach Carl Olson, now 3 physical instructor in the Navy. Acme Lured Onto the Cinder Paths by balmy, Spring weather four Monticello College students start out on a bike-hike. Left to right are: Edna Burruss, Barbara Burruss, Catherine Stockton and Polly ...…
…This plane's eye-view of the battle shows how the fleets are dispersed fc fighting. Students are measuring the distance between units to estimate fir( power damage. The "admirals" spend much time studying actual battles an nlannina strateav. This synthetic sea scene for the benefit of camera fans among Harvard's medical students is the work of Dr. George Deering. He uses table salt to counterfeit the ship's wake and cotton for bomb bursts. Pr...…
… Y ita i aitij Weather - Cloudy, Showers VOL. LIV No. 124 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Hurl 2,500 Planes Against Nazi Coastal Defenses, Rail Lines 498 Yank Troops Lost in Sinking, Russian Bombers Attack German 4 m * * * * * Enemy Offers Little Resistance to Bombs By the Associated Press LONDON, May 1.-Gen. Eisenhow- er's invasion command opened -this perhaps-fateful month for the sullen millions o...…
…PAGE TWO THE Mli"HIC-AN "AIII-V { flrrr wf ,nsr "x_ a 4aA A U it 1______________V___ H-' 1\A.Ft;. l~.) A k1 L I 1 L k ! 1_1AY, MAY 7,, 1944 i Fifty-Fourth Year I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON 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- NEW...…
… TUEt18IA MAY 2, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DATLY PAG UB; - ... r Tennis Squad Scores Victories over Minrnesota, Chicago Varsity Gets 8-1 Count in Both Big Ten Matches Johnson Breaks Glasses, Loses First Match; Doubles Combination Show Top-Notch Form Michigan's net squad had the kind of week-end every team would like to have, as the versatile racquet wielders slammed their way to two victories, both of them 8-1 wins, the first over Minneso...…
…RAGEroti, THP- Wl-li:lIIC.,XX TM. Rn'.-'M %CM T IASI .a s.is ar s _, a yto.°Y.fv l AM lTisV alm X. Dr. Page Will Address Local Groups Today Lectwres Are Part of International Relations Education Program Dr. Kirby Page, author and lec- turer, will visit Ann Arbor tomorrow for a series of three addresses as a part of the international relations education program of the American Friends Service Committee. "Strengthening American Democ- racy ...…
…I Kr tgau . WEATHER Cloudy with Showers VOL. LV, No. 136 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1945 FUEHRER ISDE DI * BERLI GER SS Y * * * Yanks Capture Hitler's Birthplace A Fascis Moscow Trick,' Declares * * * 41) German Hold Weakens in Capital City 14,000 Nazis Give Up; Redls Overrun Berlin LONDON, Wednesday, May 2.-(A') -German resistance in the heart of ruined Berlin neared total collapse today as 14,00 fanatical Naz...…
…PAGE- TWO THE MiCHIGAN DAiY iEDN~SD~~i'. MAY 2,4945 ____ r _ _... _. 4e . 473aiin WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Understanding the Russians i T-, A Fifty-Fifth Year 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 Margaret Farmer Hay Dixon . Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave Loeweriberg Mavis Kennedy Ann Schutz Dick Strickland M...…
…WtDNESDAY, TAY 2- 1945 TC ICGIAN DAiY T --------- - - - Victorious Michigan Nine Beats Titans, 5-3 Thinclads Meet Purdue, Miami In Triangular Contest Saturday Encounter To Test Track Team's Strength Before Quadrangular Meet Here May 12 Intra-Mural Lea gue Teams Renew Rivalry Sixteen Teams Saw Action Last Saturday Five Errors Help Team To Win Over Detroiters Following their sterling showing in the Penn Relays last week-end when they won...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hitler Fought to Last Breath< Against Bolshevism, Nazis Say K - I (Continued fromu Pe forsake us after so much suffering . nd others expressed skepticism, fear- and sacrifice." d thterhaxpsthedrkmticmroar- Then the radio played the German icg that perhaps the dramatic broad- anthem, "Deutschland Uber Alles," cast was but an elaborate hoax. and the Nazi Party anthem, the At the British Foreign Office the "IHorst Wessel L...…
…ITSO HAPPENS See Page 4 Y ilitrt Eiat CLOUDY WITH SHOWERS VOL. LVI, NO. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS a Britain- Requests American Help in Palestine Byrnes Asks Reduction of Occupation Forces Evacuatiou Of Austria, Italy Urged Proposals 1#e At Paris Parley By The Associated Press PARIS, May 1 - U. S. Secretary of State James F. Byrnes urged the foreign ministers conference today to reduce A...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Anderson Suggests Pres iden t 's Abandoning of Price Controls on All Meat Advocates 90-Day Test Period To Get Livestock Packing Back to Normal By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 1-Secretary of Agriculture Anderson said today that price control on meat should be abandoned unless a 90-day test period shows packers can get livestock in "something like normal" volume. He agreed, in an appearance at Senate B...…
…THUZ DAY, MAY 2, 1946 THTE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE D. Lake Winner Of All-Campus Gymnastic Title With many a twist, turn, and tum- ble, the All-Campus Gymnastic Championships, sponsored by, the Department of Physical Education, were held lask night at Waterman Gym. When the competition was over, Vl. M. Lake received the medal for being the All-Around Champion, with a total score of 304 points for the six events, which included the horizo...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~flPRSflaY. M~Y ~, 194$ --- -- -- -Ns_._ IT SO HAPPENS... * The World Is So Full _.. _____ .. No Love Lost Dept. THIS IS ANOTHER ONE of these petty griev- ances which occasionally creep through our intended good nature. We'll hate ourselves in the morning, but the following excerpt from Malcolm Bingay's column seems to call for retaliation. Intercepted Letters L.B. SCUWELLENBACH Secretary of Labor Washington...…
….5.C IG N .55 5'n4'.,&HA~~K'. 7.A ~.. ~ .8.LiI rtAA±0 V*tvy*o 1T1TLI i 1MTX . i Ph2A 1.1t& jTLTI V AGE I TIE S Olympic Ball, Navy Farewell Dance Set for End of Month Sports Organizations To Revive Traditional All-Campus Event Carl Bird's Orchestra Will Be Featured At Formal Affair in League Ballroom Raymond Scott Reviving an old tradition, the wom- en and men students of the physical education departments, together with the members...…
…rAGE SIC THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY N. 19 t6 .P......... .. ..x ........U ..... ........ ....A.Y......2.. ....9..... Students Present Three One-Act PlaysMonday Three one-act plays, "Girls Must Talk" by Paul T. Gantt, "The Neigh- bors" by Zona Gale and "Rehearsal" by Christopher Morley, will be pre- sented by students in Play Produc- tion at 8 p.m. Monday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Sally Pearson, Marcie Resnick, Jean Bechtel,...…
