…- - -~ Weather Continued Cola. Jt AtP iaii4 Editorial British Shake-Up Should Be Extended ... VOL. LM. No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fireside Chat To Lay Stress On War Effect On All In U.S. Stimson Declares Attacks On Cities Are Possible; U.S. Army Protection Can Not Be Extended New Expenditures Are Authorized WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. -()- President Roosevelt's Monday night radio speech ...…
…Weather Fair today and clear and cooler tomnorr-ow. sfir igau 4:3attg Editorial N.A Helps Out Crippled Children,,, VOL L. No. 100 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russian Propeller Sleds Are Repelled On LadogaFront Red Army Reports Capture Of Koivisto Town, Fort On Mannerheim Front HELSINKI, Feb. 20.-(P)-The F nerheim Line were reported tonight strange, bug-like "air motor sleds" n Ladoga in an attem...…
…JL 4 it431Z 4 aitl w, Cooler VOlLIINo. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB, 21, 1943. PRICE FIVE CENTS S 4t <: Nazis Repelled in Tunisia Skyline Is Backdrop for Richelieu . v 'Tide lurned' With Defeat Of Rommel German Stab Blocked By Eighth Army and .t U.S. Combat Troops By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, Feb. 20.--(IP)- Military authorities said today the "tide has turned" In Tunisia after American ...…
…I CONTROL Latest Deadline in the State taut 1r MILD See Page 4 10 LVII, No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1947 PRICE . e Senate 's Funds r'U'Deficit ,250,000 Bill yen Approval By The Associated Press SING, Feb. 20-The State today approved a bill ap- ting $11,335,590 for insti- I and departmental deficits, ng $1,250,000 for the Uni- of Michigan. 'U'Scientific Equipment Used in V-2 Rocket Test Engineering College ...…
…THE PEOPLES CHOICE see fare 4 Y L4 D~at FAIR, V(WAMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Solid South Against Civil Rights Plans Opening Tussle Set for Monday By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-Re- tellious ,Dixie Democrats mar- ;,halled forces today for a fight 'to the finish" against the ad- ministration's civil rights program. Congressional delegates...…
…?Ah1E 'AvvO T~lEMICHAN fATLY x s 4J]" i " T. n ice ITw % 71- s ,u'I u., *._. . .... .._. y i World Student Servee Drive "Assumes .New Responsibities ,Funds Raised In American Colleges Support Reliel Y_- To Play Here Thursday i Of ForeignColleagues, 'Universities In Exile' By EUGENE MANDEBEROG With thousands of European stu- dents- in prison camps, 25,000 Chi- nese students in need of relief and many former American students- among p...…
…PAGE TWO-G THE MICHIGAN DAILY VMDNt SDA4, ", WAQE TWO IVEIrnZSDAZ Student Senate Considers Plan To Enact Skit Robertson Will Present Report; Annual Spring Parley To Be Disussed Breaking into a new field of en- deavor, the Student Senate will con- sider a plan for presenting a short playlet intended to illustrate the com- mon faults and possible remedies of the job-seeking collegian, at its meet- ing at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, according to Arn...…
…'S' HE ICHIGAN DAILY Slide Rule Ball Will Be Held March Bin Union Ballroom Technic Staffs Sponsor Dance Engineers Do Not Anticipate Retaliated Action by Lawyers Slide Rule Ball, the annual .engi- neers' fling, will be held from 9:00. p.m. to 12 midnight Friday, March 12 at the Union, in keeping with the Technic staff's traditional plans of having one big engine school dance a year, William Hutcherson, '43E, and Keith Smith. 43E, co-chair...…
…TIDE MICHI1GAN DAILY IF BRITISH I THDRAW: 0 0 0 (Continued from Page 1) ich is only a mile from the Angeles civic center. Ele- ors in some buildings several eks away were jammed in ir shafts by the force of the t. a blue-black column of smoke ed hundreds of feet in the air, bitants of nearby houses bled out of their collapsed Rings, some with blood stream- From them, screaming for help members of their families ped inside. iliam Tynan, bat...…
…__TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY Veterans Must Submit Claim On Dependents Evidence Required By July_1 Deadline Student veterans with more more than one dependent pursu- ing a full program of study who are entitled to $120 per month un- der the amended G.I. Bill must submit evidence of the dependen- cy to the Veterans Administration, officials announced yesterday. If the dependent is a child, the veteran will have to produce pho- tostats or certified cop...…
…- - - - -.-w--- - - ___ . SATUR". -EBRUARY- 21, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAIN McCarthy's 14 Points Sweep Varsity Cindermen To 58-46 Triumph Over Nol Fre Dame (Continued from Page 1) hurdles, Frank MacLear grabbed up a point in the pole vault, Roosevelt Stiger followed McCarthy in the broad jump and Ernie Leonardi and John McKean, running 13 seconds faster than they had ever done be- fore, dashed home second and third respectively in the two-...…
…VtDNr$,-DA'Y; rt. 1946 THlE MICHIGAN DILYT PACT Varsity Swimmers Win Every Event In Sinking State, 70-4 i Tankmen Win Sixth Straight; Set Two Marks Fate Dealt Wolverine Cagers Bad Deal, Moans Oosterbaan .1I Welsi On Win 4, Beebe And M Sidelines; H as In First Sta (Continued from Page 1) artin 3eydt rt churned the 270 yards in 2:43, more than four and a half seconds better than the recent Michigan State frosh timing. The 220-yard f...…
…TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY Here fre Facts on Branches of Women s Services Ensign Shea Gives Counsel To Fifty Coeds WAACWAVES Standards' Parallel Regular Army, Navy i Marine Corps Set Up Feb* 12 Requirements and Schools Of Corps Are Same as Waves * * * About fifty students took advan- tage this week of the opportunity to meet Ensign Helen Shea, WAVE re- cruiting 6fflcer from Detroit, and ask questions concerning the require- mtents for j...…
…nyce txrappiers Will Face Wisconsin Il ichigan, OSU Primed for Swii c Ii Ll innesota's Center Bads Big 9 Scoring igan's slim hopes of taking' -division berth from Min- will go on the blocks at ield House tomorrow when >lverine cagers take on the s, currently the hottest : Big Nine circles. ting a .305 shooting aver- st in the league, the rangy nen, paced by 6 ft. 9 in. Jim McIntyre, will attempt icate their early season vic- ver Michigan...…
…21; 1 M ", THE- MICRIGAN DA1TV- "m Now Swimmers Face Iowa; Cagers Top Free Styler Ris Paces Hawkeyes in Big Nine Tilt All-American Tanker To BattleWeinberg Wolverine tankmen will go all out today when they face a strong Iowa swimming team led by All- American Wally Ris at 8 p.m. in the Varsity Pool. Coach Matt Mann will give his crack 300-yard medley relay trio z of Harry Holiday, Bob Sohl, and Dick Weinberg the opportunity to get the...…
…PA 6, 3ut - THE LCHG A N DA iL i PA~E ~r~tR - ztviitt~Y 21. "i942 SI I~. ul 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 ...…
…__-PAGt. _FoUrl THlE MICHI-GANN DAICY. U THE MICHIGAN DAILY HELP WANTED! cib DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By MORTY-Q . ~ = 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 republicati...…
…* V~ieWASHINGTON 4 MERRY-GO ROUND i By DREW PEARSON er, Associated Collegiate Press, 1942-43 "EPUE"ENTU" FPORNATION...ADVENTliSm p B National Advertising Service, Inc. College Publishers Representative ., 420 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK. N.Y. CHICAGO - BSTON . Los ANGELES * SAN FRANCISCO a Editorial Staff riewine,. . . . . Managing Editor R rimmer. . . . City Editor ,~' Ford Associate Editor tte Conover Associate Editor', Lenski . sorts Editor T Ha...…
…wmrw wmmmmm w LN 1-tII THE ANN ARBOR TRAFFIC SITUATION is bad and growing steadily wQrse. Ever increasing numbers of student drivers, have made the campus area one of the chief trouble spots. With thousands of students hourly streaming across heavily traveled pedestrian streets it is remarkable that there have been no pedestrian fatalities to date., Local traffic enforcement agencies are cognizant of the 'campus traffic problem, but their ha...…
…_______.________________ ThE D u1 ri be People's Choice AMPU A CITY ORGANZATIONS who ludlyque l( nU the ' (Ohmitulion- ality of Ann Arbor's rmpech lice n., l , to no avail last month, have found champions in' two University prolesors. and may yet see the ordinance at least modiied. Requiring the approval of the raor for all public gatherings < from Varsity nighi parades and pep rallies to speechos by pub- lic figures), the ordinance has ben...…
… ~A~AT~ ij~&j~j7 '21; ~#42 _ F" i tit; " lit1ic:rtl At la1l1 1 ------- - - - - ............................ . . - . . ............................. .......... . .. . ... i B ernie Cummins' Orchestra Will Pla y For Assembly Ball Dance Tickets To Go On Sale First Of Week Dance Will Be Held March 6; Not Restricted To Independents Assembly Crest To Be Motif; Bernie Cummins will bring his or- chestrato Ann Arbor March 6 for Assembly...…
…WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21, 1940 TH E MICHTGAN DAILY Cast Of Hi-Falutin!' Announced ByJGP General Con mittee Girls' School To Be Settingr Of Class Pla Annabel VanWinkle Given, Feminine Leady; Hero To Be Betty Keppler (Continued from Page 1) Ann will be enacted by Margaret Schiller, who has participated in Play Production and in Zeta Phi Eta, speech sorority. Kathy's room-mate, by contrast, has been around. She is Eve, a glam- orous seeker-after-me...…
…WC: k THE -MICHIGAN DAILY ensa SadRussian Gains Raise Alli1ed Ho mes T7ide Turned' By Ales on Tunisian Front (Continued from Page 1) British patrols sparred with the foe 30 miles south in the FOum Tatahou- ihe area. Dust storms-hampered this powerful Allied arm some 65 miles inside southern Tunisia from Libya. Marshal Rommel sent a strong pa- trol against an Allied brigade in the Sbiba region, 20 miles north of Sbeit- la, and also attacked U....…
…TE MICHIGAN DAILY iual Caduceus Ball To Be Presented Today U 6nayem lens Will Sponsor Dance /en for Medical Students Guests To Receive Special Programs A medical theme will predomi- nate at the fifteenth annual Ca- duceus Ball to be presented from 9 p.m. to midnight today in the Union Ballroom. Feature of the decorations ill be the transformation of the rooms adjoining the ballroom into vari- ous departments of a hospital, complete with ...…
…... . ..U. . ... ......D. .. .Y. ..... Coeds Mcy flpply For Scholarships' R1 ,9 Barnard Offers Grad Fellowship Applications for a $1,800 fellow- . ship, to be awarded to a Midwest Swoman college graduate, must be submitted to Professor S. Sa field Sargent of Barnard College before April 1. Offered annually by the facul- ty of Barnard College, the fellow- ship will enable the recipient to continue study in the social sci- ence field at any...…
…PAGE SIX THE 11ICHIGAN IAILY SA'TURIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 194$, I . i Complications Cause Tie-Up At Willow Run Real Estate Organizations' At Loss To Stop Shacks; Legal Obstacles Appeair (Continued from Page 1) ton to work with Robert Cameron, county sanitation engineer, on the sanitation problems of Willow Run. In order to transport the U. S. offi- cial here, the Ypsilanti Defense Board and the Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors contribut...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WVEINFESDAY FEB~. 21, 1644 Professor Isaaes Upholds Deity At SRA Forum Prof essor Carson's Talk On Religion Criticized; Soul Is Held Constant Seminar Scheduled There must be a supernatural force behind the universe, because every scientist bases his original hypotheses on a hunch or revelation, Prof. Ra- phael Isaacs, of the medical school, yesterday contended at the Student Religious Association forum, as he criticized ...…
…THlE MICHiGAN fATL Ohio State Cagers Defeat Michigan in Last Minute, 46-4 wI i Gophers Sink Michigan Ufer Smashes, Varsity Record For Half-Mile By ED ZALENSKI "Bullet" Bob Ufer smashed all ex- isiting Varsity records in the half-mile yesterday afternoon at Yost Field House when he blazed across the fin- ish line in the sensational time of 1:53.9. It was the fastest 880-yard per- formance ever turned in by a Michi- gan athlete and erases ...…
…Campus Highlights Lecture... (Continued from ftge 1) Play By °U' Teaching Fell Will Be Given In New Yor vie . . 'The Skeleton on Horseback," -Munich Czech film with syn- onized English dialogue, con- tes at 8:30 p.m. today and to- rrow at the Lydia Mendels- in Theatre. [he picture is presented by Art Cinema League. Tickets I be sold at the theatre box ice from 2 to 8:30 p.m. to- y and tomorrow. emistry Lecture . r. Kathleen Lbnsdale, Briti...…
…TTS', MTCHTGAN DATIY r C I, r ' r i r 'po r J X CRACKING W H I P AT CAPITAL --A group of ice skaters ay crack the whip on frozen pool in front of Washington Monument (background) at Washington, D. C. W I N S G R I D A WA R D - Johnny Lujack (center), Notre Dame. shows Walter Camp Memorial trophy he won as top gridder of year to Sammy Baugh (right), pro star, and Jimmy Conzelman (left), Chicago Cardinal s coach, at Washington. SKA...…
…TRE Wolverine Swimmers Nose Out oSU in Thrilling Battle TAKING IT EASY Ir By ED ZALENSKI Dbaty Sports Editor * * * * Freshman Competition An interesting letter arrived in the mail yesterday from Jim M ha'dles publicity for the Western Conference Service Bureau. Jim his finger on a vital point- freshman competition in Big Ten a which has been argued pro and con for years. Let Jim tell you th trend. "By the time this letter reaches your...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [ANIST HERE THURSDAY: empleton To Give Special Concert Dr. Blakeman's Office Moved Alec Templeton who is known for his distinctive compositions and im- provisations will be heard for the sec-. oand time in Ann Arbor when he pre- sents a special concert at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in Hill Auditorium under the auspices of the University Musical Society. In the first half of the program Templeton will appear as a piano virtuoso pl...…
