…PAGE TWO THE MICIG~ANJ fATV ___________________________________l~a JL' 4T 1l U a .LA. £ ti J. LZa £31 . L1 _,...._._... (Prg Srt~wn a t lj Local War Plant Continues Vicious Labor Policy; Production Suffers GRIN AND BEAR IT Edited and managed by Students of ther University of Michigan under the authority- of the Board in Control of Situdent Publications,. The Summer Daily is published every morning except Monday and Tuesday, Member of t...…
…THE IMIC I DAil- FACE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA Non-Essential' Ex-Daily Man 'Pat' Conger Dislikes, Tires May Go Nazi Food--Pictures, Words Prove It To Government I i Bor Ihu FdToday Helcips Bomnber Fzuzd MAJOR LEAGUES: I Saturday And Sunday Set' For Nation-Wide Scrap Rubber Treasure-Hunt WASHINOTON, June 19.-41-A New talks of buying up tires from owners of "non-essential" automo- biles was heard in the capital today, while officials sough...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY efficacy of the radar method." Under that system ultra high fre- quency beams are radioed into the sky. The radio fingers probing the atmosphere will be reflected if they should come in contact with an en- emy plane, and the presence and movements of such aircraft could be detected in any weather. Instituted and aided financially by an act of Congress. the ESMDT has been functioning on campus since July 1. 1941. Its purpose...…
…Weather Little change in Teamrture. sfilr igazi i5attH Editorial NYA Should Include Out-Of-School Youth VOL. LII. No. 175 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS m Annual Hopwood Contest Winners Awarded Prizes AX McCormick, Obermeyer Early Win In Fiction; Other Fields Rewarded Famous Writers Serve As Judges Seventeen University students di- vided more than $6,000 in prize money yesterday in the eleven...…
…-~ - ----.. -w - -~- -~- - - -w -- w -~-- -_, . PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNIGSDAY, T1WA ' 20, 1942 .,. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY FOR SALE FOR SALE, a $105 Axminster ma- roon-figured rug for $65.50. $3.95 study table, $2.50. Single metal bed, spring mattress, $12.95. 904 Monroe St. 400c TYPING L. M. HEYWOOD, experienced typist, 414 Maynard Street, phone 5689. MISS ALLEN-Experienced typist. 408 S. Fifth Ave. Phone 2-2935. MICHIGAN One Nig...…
…WFDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1.942 TUE -MI-C TIGAAN,-, .D ATLY Michigan Wins Golf Title; Nine Faces Great Lakes n Golfers - Top Minnesota, OSU For Big Ten Title Wolverines Edge Out Gophers By Three Strokes; McCarthy Beats Smith For Medalist Honors Jh1 ENCHCOMBEII ~~~~- \-PJ t - By BUD HENDEL, Daily Sports Editor (Continued from Page 1) falter as his opponents picked up strokes on the final nine, then he recovered sufficiently to take the title ...…
…- . - - w- -w - TilE' MICgIHGAN' -DAHX WEINESD MA /T 9~ 9~'It9 U/ 4~r74? A ew' Last WrdH By TOM THUMB 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 dispatche...…
…, NA n, -194 T ~i WIHIGA '>AMLY I I Patrons List Of Senior Bal f Is Announced Cab Calloway And Orchestra To Furnish Music For Dance; Committee, Guests Are Named Hundreds of students and guests will cruise on the deck of a make- believe battleship, dancing to the music of Cab Calloway and his 22 piece orchestra at Senior Ball, to be held from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m., Fri- day, May 29, at the Sports Building. Weather permitting, there will be dan...…
…H - FJAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) Amendment to Announcement No. 133 of 1941 (Unassembled), closing receipt of applications from men and extending the period for women for: Technical and Scientific Aid, $1,440 to $2,000. Closing date for men will be June 1, 1942. Appl iations from women will be accepted until all posi- tions are filled. There is great need for female eligibles, who have com- pleted 2 years of college with c...…
…MAY 20, 1942 THEMICHIGAN DAILY PAGU SEVrEN - ---- -- _ World Strife Awaits Graduates; Field House Set For Exercises, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIUNCE, AND THE ARTS SCHEDUL E OFX A MINATIONS May 20 to Moy 26, 1942 (Continued from Page 1) *? (Continued from Page 1) Most of those who enter the Army will immediately go into officers training school. On June 15 the University "summer term" will begin and will set the ...…
…-1- I--- - 11 ". 1111 .1 --- - v I I I lmlpl _____________________THE MICIIItXN JATTY VtN~ZMi CPT To Extend S6iumier Plan Government Secondary Will Assist Students Moving into high gear the Civilian Pilot Training program yesterday announced it would continue its ac-f tivities into the summer semester but cn a new, accelerated basis which would feature a more intensive flight and ground training. The plan, as now constituted, pro- vides f...…
…"weather Rain or Snow Wind Will Blow 4tit iaItlj Editorial Public Is Victim Of Misinformation.. VOL. LI. No. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Men Over 45 Will Register On New Date Set For Draft April 27 Is Proclaimed Registration Day; Oldest Group To See Possible Non-Combatant Service War Chiefs Oppose Anti-Labor Laws WASHINGTON, March 19.-(P)- The government today ordered the oldest group of men...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYF4 s Sleeping America Is In Mortal' Danger, Van Paassen Declares (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) 'Girl From Leningrad' through" cannot hold true any more, the foreign correspondent said, be- cause this time the United States is also vitally concerned with the out- come of the war. And we cannot stand aside and wait for something miraculous to happen. Van Paassen pointed out that the Germans, now synchroni...…
…____, UH Zo, 147 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Varsity Trackmen To Compete In Chicago Relays Tonight .._ _ _ Michigan, Indiana Clash AgainIn Two-Mile Relay Hank Loud Elected Hockey Captain Ufer To Face Cochran, Herbert In 600 Thomas To Meet Carter, Stickel In Yard Dash; Sprint (Continued from Page 1) the former Hoosier ace's time for the 440 already this year and may repeat that performance in the longer dis- tance tonight. Herbert...…
…OT E M I IIG AIN D AILY FR-I-Dli s P t C t lt Ct l Colonel Ganoe s Article Arouses, Reply From Student Lounge-Lizard GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty 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 t...…
…__ TUE MIC$IG-AN DAILY MiChigan s Lucky Number Hop Toda At U n League Council Is Entertairr ed Fun reigned supreme last night at the supper social party WAA board gave for League Council at the Wom- en's Athletic Building'. After a spaghetti dinner, complete with the trimmings, special colored movies were shown to the guests, of WAA activities on campus during the past few years. Then a unique field day (or half-hour) took place with th...…
…FAUEI THE MICl GAlN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCII 20, 1942 Minority Of State Street Stores Offer Defense Stamp Change Detroit Stands Guard After four months of war, after four months of rationing, curtail- ment, and war saving, a Daily survey yesterday showed only a minority of State Street stores to be participating; in the "take part of your change in defense stamps" campaign. Figures for this survey, taken from a representative group of merchant...…
…, -"_---- Weather Cola Winds t t 4 t Editorial Students' Attitude !Shows Rationalization ... VOL. LII. No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1942 Z-323 - U PRICE FIVE CENTS Beaverbrook Out As Cripps Gets New Post In Shake-Up Lyttelton -Will Supervise Production; Greenwood, Wood Dropped In Shift Of British War Cabinet Churchill Reverses Stand OfMonday LONDON, Friday, Peb. 20.-( P)- Sir Stafford Cripps, former ambas- sador...…
…PACE 'I tyGO i"HE MICIGIAN DAILY FRhA -.._ _v. ______.... . --s-- Severe Bottleneck Threatene In Willow Run Defense Sector (Oontinued from Page 1) cipal district could well be the solu- tion to the problem. The district could go after government funds be- cause it is a defense area, could get the aid of Federal grants, could float revenue bonds on consumers to take up the remaining slack and then go about setting in its own disposal and wa...…
… FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1942 THE MICHIGAN lAItL PAGE ThREE II - ° w W w w - E. t: 4 4 kS PORTFOLIO 4 0 The 'Bestest' Of The Best * Track First On Card 4 By HAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor W ORSHIPPERS before the shrine' of the great god Split Second to- day swing into what may be termed without too much exaggeration the finest dual meet weekend in Michi- gan athletic history. In the short space of some 26 hours the two finest collegiate...…
…FAGEI x4 t THE MiCI1GAN DAILY P txtt40, tYi t l GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty 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' u...…
…THE -MICHIGAN . LyYy Ca duesnulMedical Bal,1o3e Held TdaI Union League Dance Will Be Today Bill Sawyer Will Feature New Melodies At Informal Party The medical students may be ex- clusive with their Caduceus Ball butl the League isn't and everyone is in- vited to the Sweater Dance to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight today in the ballroom. The whole idea of the dance is to get even with those medicine men who have taken over the Union Ball- roo...…
…'AGE SLX THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Student Actors Will Entertain At Fort Custer Players To Give Comedy At Request Of Soldiers; Leave For Camp Today Play Production -students will leave today for Fort Custer to give the first of two performances of "George Washington Slept Here" for the en- tertainment of soldiers there. According to Miss Ethel McCor- mack, social director of the League, the army men, particularly the dra- matic group out there, ...…
… Weather 1'g 5k i g u u 4:3att Editorial A Dime In Time. Slightly- warmer. VOL. LII No. 83 ANN ARBOR MICIIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1942 Z-323 FPRiCE fIM E NTS SoViet Forces Throw Might Against Nazis' Line In North Germans Near Leningrad Are Reported Attacked In Tremendous Drive By Sledge,_Ski Troops Reds Crash Ahead To Orel, Mozhaisk ---BULLETIN- TACOMA, Wash., Jan. 19.-(I)- A twin-motored Army bombing plane crashed and burned at the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JAUi Y 20,194 New 'Technic' Features War Bomber Dam Plant, Artillery, Are Described A magazine packed with defense information will be offered students of the engineering college at 8 a.m. tomorrow when the January issue of The Michigan Technic is put'on sale. Heading the list of defense arti- cles will be an account of a trip through Ford's gigantic Willow Run bomber plant in Ypsilanti by Keith L. Smith, '43...…
… L~T3i.NVUAUY 24, 194, THE MICHIG(AN D~AILY Wisconsin Cagers Inflict 58-36 Defeat ia ti Mat Coaches' Battle Of Wits Decided Meet By HOE SELTZER All right, folks, I'll tell you how it was. You're all wondering of course why it was that Cliff Keen shuffled some of his men around Saturday night and had them wrestle in abnormal weight divisions. It tends to make one confused, you say. And especial- ly, why of all things did he pull Jim G...…
…THE MIHIGAN DAILY TUSD, JANUARY , 1942 ~4g lMi4duan hiI~ THE, REPLY CHURLISH By TOUCHSTONE 1 "' = r ml -- I 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 ...…
… TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1942 THF. AITCHIC-AN nAYT.V TYITi' MTCUI~Th A1~T fl ATTV GEuR.FIVE Varsity Tommy Snyder Will Take Over Union Bandstand Orchestra To Present Burlesque Of Marching Band Formations At Final Dance Before Exams The University marching and con- cert bands will be guests of honor at Varsity Band Night, to be held from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday in the Union Ballroom, Bob Templin, '43, social chairman of the Union, an- nounc...…
…Spx THE Mrcnrc~A1~J TATTV - ------ ~.-.-- ~ A~L~ 57JU~. U-.d Z- ++__________________________-F__1._a____1_i____OI 144Z TIM Trainees Start E Three Months Of hIstruetion First Contingent Of 100 Men To Take Courses In Ordnance Inspection (Continued from Page 1) partment, while Prof. M. J. Orbeck of the engineering drawing depart- ment will take charge of instruction in blueprint reading. Supervising the lecture sections in materials of indus...…
… Weather Cloudy~; Oica sianal Rain. LL Lw igmi 4:Iaittg Editorial An Isolationist Repiies To Swander., VOL. LI. No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Murray Tells) k CIO Conclave Union Growth Must Continue Withdrawal Of Leaders From Mediation Board Approved By Delegates Organization Drive To Start In South (By The Associated Press) . DETROIT, Nov. 19 - President Philip Murray told the CIO's a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEURS DAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1941 _ __ __ } All those who hold year sub- scriptions to Gargoyle are urged to obtain copies of the November issue as soon as possible, on the second floor of the Student Pub- lications Building. I F ever miss a whisker! I Real Square Dance PlannedBy Grads A real live fiddler: a genuine caller and all the trimmings have been re- surrected by the Graduate Council and Graduate Outing Club for the...…
… [VEMBEB 20, 1941 THE MICHIGAN AILY Ft GE THRFF Crisler's Record At Stake Against ilIGi B AND INSIDE By A RT HILL Four Straight Over Crimson Is Team Goal Light Workout Features Offense In Preparation For Sellson's Final Tilt I. Lockard May Fulfill Ambitlion To Beat Brown-Coached Team * Tirade From Columbus The following comes out of Colum- bus, Ohio, home of the scarlet and gray clad Buckeyes of Mr. Paul Brown. It is, we think, des...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN D AIYILTT1URT, ?NOVE IWIN U^j~g £izI4 ja hitILJ -Q , -. ;li 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 oth...…
… 20, 1941 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY Foresters To Hold Annual Paul Bunyan lL? _____ Qala Week-End Begins As Eight Ic. Chester Ewing Groups Hold Dances Tomorrow I . I Bands play, couples dance, and everyone has one grand time as the longest week-end so far sees another night of gay parties. With the pre- Thanksgiving and Thanksgiving Day parties mounting enthusiasm, tomor- row will top it with eight parties to be climaxed only by Satu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIlY it Section Band To Exihi bit 'All-Amercan' T ech iue At oSU Game L 2-4 AL Meeting with the University stu- dent section of the ASME, Flint, De- troit, Toledo and Jackson members' -of the Detroit section of the American{ Society of Mechanical Engineers willi convene at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the . Rackham Building.y Speaking on the "Future of Power Generation," A. R. Smith, managing engineer of the Turbine Division of Genera...…
…Weather dY Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Ad AM Aw Editorial ?an~-Anierican Olymapics.. VOL. LI. No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Van Wagoner Warns Against Shortcomings of Highways Kennedy To Speak Today On State Military Roads At Afternoon Session Dinner To Feature Talk By Crawford Warning against a transportation breakdown in the national defense program such as took place during Wo...…
… Weather Partly Cloudy ig Official Publication Of The Summer Session ~iaiti Editorial Civilian Adjustment To The Draft ... VOL. L. No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1941 Z-23 PRICE FIVE CENTS Army Chiefs Plan Average Service Time : f18 Months Officials Expect 200,000 Draftees, Guardsmen Released By Christmas . Estimates Subject To War Conditions WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-(IP)-Se-. lectees and National Guardsmen will behel...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FFBF.UAItY 24, 1941 ?AGE ~WO THtTUSDAY, FEBRUAI~Y ~O, 1941 Engine School, Italian Naval Prisoners Leave Flaming Libyan..City Annual Exhibit Date Announced I Congress Calls Eligible Frosh For Tryouts Positions Will Be Opened To Unaffiliated Men At Meeting Tomorrow Open House Will Be Held On March 29; Displays %M Work To Be Given Exhibits of more than 150 engineer- ing industries, University depa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDA, AUGUST 20.,1 941 Daily Calendar of Events Wednesday, August 20- 4:05 p.m. Lecture.. "The Nature and Scope of Pupil Personnel Work." Myers, Professor of Vocational Education and Guidance.{ High School Auditorium.) George E. (Univex'ity __ i 'Washington Merry-Go-Round By DREW PEARSON andB ROBERT S. ALLEN WASHINGTON-There was a good reason why Lord Beaverbrook, dynamic Minister of Supply, listed tanks as t...…
…iii41 fI aI I DAILY Two Pool Marks Are Broken As Natators Sink Wayne, 51-33 Sofiak Retains Scoring Lead On Cage Squad Little Mike Sofiak is still 12 points ahead of towering Jim Mandler in the keen race for individual scoring honors on the Wolverine basketball squad as the Varsity t goes into the home stretch of the current hoop sea- son. The diminutive Wolverine forward also mantins his lead in the "bad man' department with 43 personal...…
…SDAY, AUGUST 20; 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - tations Sent It's A Long Drink: Fireboats Pour Gallons Of Water Into Ship Fire Former Student Tells 0 PAGE THREE f Life (Continued from Page 1) committees to take care of our pigs Fireboats, attacking a Brooklyn waterfront fire from the East River side, supplemented the work of fireme land in battling the blaze which damaged a 1,000 foot Cubla Mail Line pier, the freighter Panuco and caused thea ...…
…TI1~ MCIVC. N A T TN. T1UtJwsnAY. t~TAT-vl<411OA a. v - - -rI... . v . z A.j.aa 'a V wa'~ "'. xnx z v, lil is AP a MICIGAN DAILY .-"- _ .. Knock! Knock! Washington Merry-Go-Round VW" Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications.6 Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session, Member of the Associated Press The ...…
…IF Til H MICHIGAX0N DAII;Y WEDNESDAY, k. Wyckoffs Plan1 To Start Own School In Fall Stage Designer, Costume Manager Complete Last Season With University When the curtain rang downyes- terday on the final**performance of Gilbert's and Sullivan's "The Gon- doliers," stage designer Alexander Wyckoff completed his ninth and last season with the Michigan Repertory Players of the Department of Speech. For the past nine years Wyckoff has designe...…
…FrMR ARC ' 20: 1941 T~IT1'' MPAN* TATT. P~AAJ a 'r a V 7 p i' -F-.Y:l Mass Meeting For Independent Women To Be Held Today lei ._.+ ,._._. ..., __ Helen Culley \WVill Discuss- Assembly Bat II. : r Jea/ i 3nJe, By JEANNE CRUMP cap I :.. i Patricia Walpole Will announce Petitioning Date For Official Positions On 1941 -42 Board All independent women on campus are urged by Patricia Walpole, '41, president of Assembly, to come to t...…
…PAGE 5M TrHE MICHIGAN DAILY Flig tTraiing Award ae Ry AChegwr Prof. Conlon Announces Six Vacancies In U.S. Civilian PilotProgram Alfonso Chegwin, '41E, of Barran- quilla, Colombia, was the University's only Latin American student to win a "Pan-American Phase" scholarship for study in the, U.S. Civilian Pilot Training Program, it was learned yesterday. Approximately 20 similar awards were made to the same number of representatives for other Am...…
…Weather Fair, .somewhat warmer. LL Sfr in Off icial Publication Of The Summer Session tiaitl Editorial Wishful Thinking And Defeatism .. . I VOL. LI. No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Route To Moscow Dean Hoover To Sneak High School Band Clinic To Give Session's Second Concert Today Undefended, Nazi Command Claims Capital Termed Vulnerable To Troops That Forced Land Gate Of Smolensk Russia'...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AU AY. J UL' THE MTCH .}.YLYN IGVA .FY _. Women's Singles Tennis Tourney Begins Of the three first-round matches ins the women's singles tennis tourna- ment, to have been completed yester- day, one tiemained unplayed. In the match between Jean Clay- ton and Marguerite Graham, Miss Clayton pounded ahead to take the two-out-of-three sets, leaving her op- ponent with a love score in both cases. Ruth Berge downed Olive Gram...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY +rwmimm" i Russian Bear Digging In THE ~WEEK IN REVIEW Battle Rages In Capital 1 I I . -1 FOREIGN - - - - - Piercing The Stalin Line AT HOME Draftees - - - Despite the inconsistent flow of claims and counter-claims that con- tinued to pour out of the Russian and German propaganda front last week, three conclusions could be drawn by careful analysis of communiques from both sides: 1) The Soviet Army is fig...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ) ill I1' 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 otherwise credited in this ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN. All Notices for the Daily Official Bul- letin are to be sent to the Office of the umaer session bfore 3:30 pm. of the day preceding its publication except on Saturday, when the notices should be submitted before 11:30 a.m. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church: Sunday, 8:00 aim. Holy Communion; 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and Ser- mon by The Rev. Henry Lewis; 11:00 a.m. Kindergarten, Church House;...…
