… V, JUNE 2, 1922'CE MICHIGAN DAILY 'M' Linksmen Qualify Three In Nationals Wolverines Finish Fourth IU Team Tournament; Smith, Leidy Stand Out Special to The Daily SOUTH BEND, June 23.-Baced by Ben Smith, newly-elected Presi- dent of the Intercollegiate Golf As- sociation of America, three Michigan golfers stroked their way into the individual match play rounds of the National Intercollegiate Golf Tour- nament here yesterday, but the Big Ten ...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY Rubber Drive Results Please, StateOfficials Michigan Campaign/ Nears Five Pound Per Citizen Quota, Report Says I?4ichigan's contribution to the nation-wide rubber salvage cam- paign, based on a quota of five pounds per capita, 'has been bigger than expected, the state salvage committee reported yesterday from Lansing. Exact totals of th, encouraging returns were banned from publica- tion by Federal censorship regula- tions, ...…
…Weather Not Much Change We . . ... ........ . ........... itt t~ til Editorial Shouldn't Give Credit Hours For PEM... . j VOL. LII No. 28-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 24, l 42 2:15 A.M. FINAL Investigrators Disclose Revolt Scheme As 28 Are Indicted Nine-Month Investigation Is Climaxed By Arrests; 28 Groups Are Named In Grand Jury Charge Trials Will Start Early In Autumn By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 23.-A wide- sprea...…
…THE MTCHI GA N DAILY DAY. Y 24. 1942 TT-T1~ ICH~c2AT DAT... . .A ...........~& S .l a a ,,1 3 The WASHINGTON MERiRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PITARSON Ed itorial Staff Romer Swander .. .Managing dit'or Wil1 Sapp . .City Edito'r Mike DaSn Sports Editor ASSOCIATE EDITORS hale Champion, John Erl wine, Robert Mintho, Irving Jaffe, Robert Preiskel Edward Perlberg Fred M. Ginsberg Morton Hunter Business Sta f f usnes S f .Business Manager . Associate...…
…"FhRDAY, JTULY 24, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY , .. _ __ _.. T ideal Values' Are Termed Peace Aims ~Profs. Agree Concerning Coals Of Present War At Informal Roundtable Three members of the faculty agreed last night that the replace- ment of materialistic values with ideal Values by means of continued peace, full employment and an in- creased standard of living were the desired ends of this war. 1Prof. W. B. Willcox, Prof. H. M. Dorr and Mr. H....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRWAY. JULY 24. 1 I I Final Session On Education Will Be Today Program To Be Opened By Special Conference At YpsiNormal College' Following a special conference meeting' at Ypsilanti State Normal College on "Education of Children With Brain Injuries," the Thirteenth Annual Summer Education Confer- ence of the School of Education will be concluded today with three lec- tures in the University High School Auditorium. Sponso...…
… friu 4 u113 Weather Light Snow Flurries VOL. LIII No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCT. 24, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS M1chian Ot ToEd Gope ixT .v.n~n..n.... ... .: .. v ... ..., p . ;:.... K......v v .. ........... .... . . . . . . . . aJ. : l ( ; {,. 4 :i'rF ':i ,'4' f~i f "+( V .!UJ"/ i. ..J Al..sert vternifatre'ye .,........."'...A d h ohr.aklBilPrtla gie4onrbe eto onmyF.:1., a'. ;m. ___ .. . . . . . ...n;"y}:...;. .... .. .... hapay...…
…. FAA TWO., T'H E MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAYOCT-24. 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 tie 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 re...…
…SATUR1DAY.-oCH -24,: 194X. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE. 55,000 To Watch Michigan Clash With Minnesot Homeward Bound? Tradition Colors Battle For Jug Wolverines Are Ready To BreakGopher finx Wistert, Wildung To Duel For All-American Honors; Don Lund Will Start At Fullback For Varsity IDENv24cHCOMBEB The-future of a small, cheap drink- ing jug will be at stake when Michi- gan lines up against Minnesota today. But behind this simp...…
…PAGE FOUR" THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCT. 24, 042 PAGE FOUI~, SATURDAY, OCT. 24, 1942 Romulo Speaks1 Of Jungle War In Philippines Variations In Techniques Of Warfare Describedt To JudgeAdvocate ClassI By MARION FORD7 Difficulties encountered in jungle warfare were described to the studentP officers and staff of the Judge Advo-7 cate General's School yesterdayX morning by Lt. Col. Carlos P. Romulo, former aide-de-camp to General1 MacArt...…
…V Y r it 431Z I - Oi m~e A il I- 4ati Weather Light Rain VOL. LII Nq. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Daka Red Russians GainNeal Stalingra( German Supply Line Cut by Soviet Troops Nazi Casualties Reac. 50,000 in Five Days By The Associated Press MOSCOW, Nov. 24. (Tuesda: Russian troops in their great winter offensive have smashed ac the Dn River to a point appr mately 100 miles northwest of Sta grad in ...…
…PP PAGE TWO' Technic Goes on Sale Here Issue Out Tomorrow Will Feature Contest THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 IMMIGRANT SEEKS MELTING POT: Author Louis Adamic to Speak as Third Oratorical Lecturer l #Ueigan Iten at Wap ASME Will See Arc Welding Tomorrow A 15-cent investment will reward some engineer with five dollars when the ethics question featured in the November Michigan Technic is. an- swered after the magazine goes on ...…
…TU1MDAY, NOV. 4, 1942TE MI'CHIGCAN IOAILY PAGg THE U Wolverines Slip To, Ninth In National Gridiron <. t y BENCHCOMBEB fly DUD HENDEL Daily Sports Editor YOUNG and affable, Paul Brown has captured the hearts of .the Ohio State fans, the most criticizing body of gridiron followers in the na- tion. Before Brown came to the Buck- eyes last year, the High Street grid fraternity rumbled from dawn to dark, and from year to year about the ...…
…TUESDAY, NOV 24, 1942 THE NAZI IDEOLOGY: Rule by Mad Poets' (Peter Viereck's " Metapolitics From The Romantics To Hitler", reviewed for The Daily by Prof. Preston W. Slos- son.) MANY DIFFERENT ATTITUDES have been taken as to the rela- tion of German policy under the1 Third Reich to the ideology which Hitler and other leaders profess as their justification. The most common view is, perhaps, to con- sider the Nazi theories as mere ra- tionaliza...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE t. an s 1EnVe Than~ksgivingEv W e Occasion OfCaduceus Ball Mitchell Ayres And Orchestra To Play; War Theme To Dominate D corations Doffing their white coats for an evening and laying aside their books and scalpels, the medical students will celebrate Thanksgiving Eve with their annual Caduceus Ball, to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight tomorrow in the League Ballroom. In surroundings decorated in war motif, couple...…
…PAGE Si THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY-, NOV. 24, 1942 ______________________________________________________________________________ I TUESPAY NOV. 24, 1942 Speech Bureau Names Board of Directors Students Will peak to Campus Groups on Post-War Plans Added to the growing list of organi- zations designed to aid the war effort and to plan post-war reconstruction is the Student Speakers' Bureau. Begun last spring under the aus- pices of various ...…
…TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 _.. ., , T M ICHIGAN DAILY PAo* "506 SHUTTER-BUGS:, Free 'Ens ians To Be Given in Photo Contest Big shots, move over! It's the little fellow that's going to steal the show in this year's Michiganensian. Through the 'Ensian's new photo contest, opening today, anyone with a camera and a little initiative can have his picture and name in the 1943 yearbook. Fraternity initia- tions, dorm bull sessions, coke dates, soro...…
…PACE FEIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'T1F TE'iDAV, NOV. 4, 1l94 Thanks giving Service to Be Held Thursday Rev. Oswald McCall Will Be Main Speaker University students, faculty and townspeople are invited to attend a special minter-faith Thanksgiving ser- vice to be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Hill Auditorium./ Rev. Oswald W. S. McCall, lecturer on religion and international affairs, will be the principal speaker. Dr. Mc- Enrollment Opens for...…
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…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TLTSDAY, NOV. 24. irW V : _ Yuletide Ushers In Season. S A White Christmas For Wartime Formals Style Of Children's Will Be Adapt By CAROL COTHRAN "Over the top!" and "Attack, men!" are what you'll awake to Christmas morn this year as the more youthful members of the household forget about electric trains and ten gallon hats to man their modern warfare toys in trend with America on the battle front. As ...…
…TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THmE I 1w Plain Wools, Silks Answer Demand For Date Dresses Thumbs Down On Male Attire Mrs.Kua-LingDuo,Lin Dynasty,r3000 B.C., Responsible For Our Christmas Wrappings Is-Coeds' Cry C' --- . UseWhite, Purple For Season's Best 2-Color, Cotrast By MARJORIE HALL The Date Bureau reports that the shortage of women applicants for dates is hampering Mihigan men's styles, which means that contra...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 I I 3iryirganD all WOMEN'S STAFF BARBARA deFRIES, Women's Editor NIGHT EDITORS: Frances Triestram Shirley Raskeyr Phyllis Present Alice Fretz Betty Harvey g fp ISSUE EDITOR: JANET VEENBOER Solitary Confinement? Dear Santa Claus: I want a new "job." That shouldn't be hard to ar- range For a talented man like you, getting me a new "place of business" should be about the simplest thing you have to do...…
…TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE FIVE Suggestions Solve Problem Of Gifts For 'Wolf' Or 'Lamb' Type Of Man Warm Roommate With Pajamas; Win Her With Compacts Jewlry Christmas Shopping For 'Male Animal'1 Will No Longer Result In Nervous 'Tics' By STAN WALLACE When it's spring, a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. But when it's Christmas time, a young coed's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of what she is goi...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 Snow And Walking Will Call For Furs n Winter Wardrobe Frivolous Hats Ate Feminine War World Does Not Deny Right Of Fairer Sex For Chapeaux Don't believe, girls, that the men will not love you in a "silly" hat come Christmas time. The college girl even in a war world must preserve her femininity and it is unforgiveable to believe "him" when he makes some slighting remark about your choic...…
…TUE SDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 THE MICHI AN D7 ,TV PAGE SEVEN - __s. ._s..ss . s . .s,. PA(W I i1 ~i VVWIi. I Brighten Landscape With Frost-Fooling Sports Outfits Of Fleecy, Warm Materials Wool Ski Suits To Buck Blasts Brass Buttons, Double-Breasted Effect Shows Military Trend "The cold wind doth blow and we shall have snow"-and what will poor coed do then? That isn't so hard to answer. Why, don her warmest clothes and nakethe best of the icy...…
…P'AGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TESIDAY, NlV 24.1942 IA .., 'a. .,~ w a~i. f V ' . 'Ey V -I 0 _. _ __ ^ I * k or 1:', Gif; SiWGi.s 1 1 . , t y 4 I } l' . ' ', --_ 'r. p ;A F L Yf { Y' fj1 F VY/ Y to tle toreV 40001, Imo, '1t7 . : ,;:z .rr ' . v5... ,e;.. : PEARLS A correct and -'dainty accessory to enhance the -attractiveness of C a, C S 1.'.' J J 'ROU flDTHECLOGH A Handsome classic casual " igloves ta wear with any. ...…
… I L I 4 \ R Shopping Section that will make it easy and pleasant to buy just the right gift for the man on your list. A SHOP NOW YOU'LL PROFIT BY BUYING EARLY! . . *' …
…GE TWO' TH1V MICHTIvAN 1)AI-LY TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 Khaki-Clad Claus Will Have Gifts For Soldiers In Hi s Sack Man's Taste is Measured by Tie Choice Neckwear Matched' with Handkerchief or Scarf; Prints, Stripes, Foulards Are Popular PLATTERS FOR VIC GIFTS: Ties, ties, ties and more ties-dare you give him a tie for Christmas? If the answer is "yes" a big part of their Christmas gift problem is solved. Well, folks heave a big sigh of ...…
…TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 Designers Style Coat With Forced Ingenuity Sportscoats Will Have Straight-Draped Backs, Low Buttons, Flapless Pockets, and Sleeves THE MICHIGAN DAILY F&t TREt sa ns, ing lar nes "he vay ns. ar- nce _ I r i. ,4 AXE to pnd By TORQUEMADA 1922 Campus Saw a Dude' BDMOG Since Uncle Sam has supplanted Esquire as fashion dictator for men's styles, the clothing designers have been hard at work combining gov- ernment regu...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DALY ,SDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 Christmas-1942 Style By CLAIRE SHERIMAN Hi, short stuff! Do you want to add inches to your appearance? You don't have to take vitamin pills or go on a diet, all you have to do is follow a few simple rules. They will all stand you in good stead until you go to work for Uncle Sam in the armed forces when you won't have any choice. The cardinal rule is to buy your suit with an eye to a long, unbroken l...…
…Tt AY; N51V2T 24, 1942 T~r1~MWTI(4N fA1T. 1'A . a s_____________rt___a _________s _______i i__________ Y___ L3 '1____L_____,__+- _ _ ., i a ail 1' fl Luggage Ign ored by' Local Stores Carry Usual Variety of Styles in Baggage, .Other Leather Goods This year's War Christmas will see as many luggage and leather -gifts as ever as war priorities have not as yet taken their toll in this line. Local:re- tailers report that stock is plentiful an...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY Styles Become Conservative New SutS Will Meet Woolen Requirements Khaki and Navy blue are the fash- ionable fall and winter colors for men, according to Ann Arbor cloth- iers and haberdashers. But in spite of Army-Navy de- mands for clothes, suits for 1942-43 have assumed a new appearance in contrast with last year's styles. As the nation went Republican, so also did men's styles go conservative. This year mild ...…
…Y it~43tf -,.,.....w,..w w iaiiat g Weather Moderate Snow VOL. LIII No. 84 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 24, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS British Army Sweeps Through Tripoli r Russians Recapture Armavir Soviet Army Occupies Volokonovka, Railway Junction near Highly Important Nazi Bases Associated Press Correspondent MOSCOW, Jan. 23-The Red Army has recaptured Armavir which con- trols the Maikop oil fields in the Cau- casus, and on t...…
…?A9WO THE ~rcHiGAN x TV /' n n n -- -- U' Awarded do Pont Prize Fellowship of $750 Given in Chemistry The University received news last week that it has been awarded a postgraduate fellowship in chemistry for the year 1943-44 by-E. I. du Pont ;ie Nemours & Co. Appointment to the Fellowship, which is worth- $750, Will be made later in the year by Prof. C. S. Schoepfle, chairman of the Chemistry department. The fellowship is one of 22 post...…
…- SUNDAY, JAN. 24, -143 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG.MTT E Swimmers Overpower Buckeyes 0 in Thrill-Packed Meet vY Track Quartet to Compete in Millrose Meet I I Wolverines Capture Six tien Aiso Conquer Ohio State Even s, Winning 52-32 Captain John Patten, Harry Holliday Both Score Double Triumphs; Councilman Beats Skinner By ED ZALENSKI The name of Ross Hume, one of the Canonsburg, Pa., twins, was added to the list of four Mi...…
…, . ., LoAiir , . .4 ........... . Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Boatd 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 n...…
… 44 j 464 ,,..., . , -! Q, awY!is, ,, , Victory Ball Decorations Will Honor United Nations {9 Flags Of Allied Nations To Fl'y Feb. 5, 9 P.M. Eagle To Spread At One End Of Floor Symbolizing U.S.A.; List Of Guests Is Announced The decorations * for the J-Hop,j Senior Ball combination, Victory Ball, will honor our allies, "the victorious United Nations." The flags of the United Nations will be displayed at the Ball, which will be ...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY SUNDAY, JAN. 24, 1943 U DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN . . . SUikDAY, JAN. 24, 1943 VOL. LIII No. 84 All notices toitthe Danly Offielat Bu- letin are to be sent to the Otfice of the President in typewritten form by 3:30 P.M. of the day preceding its publica- tion, exe pt on Saturday when the no- tires should be submitted by 11:30 a.m. . tion authorities, there will be at- tached t' each payroll check at the end of the prese...…
…w " 4 U4~ _HE __._ R lL ,.. 4 AND MORE TO COME: Bomber Scholairhip Fund Nets $2 To date during the current year the Bomber Scholarship has amassed $2,064 in actual cash, with the pros- pect of roughly $3,000 more shortly in contributions from campus func- tions already held. At the beginning of the semester, the Student Committee set their goal at $15,000 for the current school year, up until next May. While so far the total amount take...…
…TI*r MI IG.AN DILY SU DIVA*:AN44,,1943 DAILY OFFICIAL BUrLLETXN" (Continued from Page 6) Lectures University Lecture: Professor Meyer, Shapiro, of the Department of Fine Arts, Colutmbia University, will lec- ture on the subject, "The Cdntent 'of' Modern Art" (illustrated) at 4:15 p.m., Thursday, February 11, in the RackhamrAmphitheatre, under the auspices of the Department of Fine Arts. The public is cordially invited., Academic Notices Eng...…
…T4AX. 24, -1943 . TIL4 MClaLLC-IN - I-.1__ ommission Asks, 'Stricter Enforcement' of Liquor Law Pay-as-You-Go Plan Ready Tax Proposal May Be Presented This Week WASHINGTON, Jan. 23--(P)-Be- lief that the Treasury Department ex- perts would have their recommenda- tions on the pay-as-you-go income tax collection proposal ready for' presentation to the House Ways and; Means Committee "early next week" was expressed today by Chairman Dou...…
…THL~ MI~JHit~AH DAIL fl. I , EARINGS ON 'DIPLOMATIC FITNESS' CLOSE: DAILY OF FICIAL BULLET!N Vothinw Dishonora l e i ni My Life,'Flynn Tells Senate Group - _ ___ _ . 1 '-r .v f. i " t . !-.^' ' +s ! tom/ 9 F R+.'. "! arm \ ..i i a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rev. Henry Lewis, D.D.; . 11:00 a.m. Junior Church; 5:00 p.m. Eve- ningPrayer and Address by the Rev. John DahI; 6:00 p.m. H-Square Club, Page Hall; 7:30 p.m. Open House ...…
… itt 4 itt W eather Light Rain VOL. LIII No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24, 1943 PRICE FiVE CENTS Campus Elections To Be Held Today Students Will Elect Dance Committee, Board Members and Union Officers Voting in today's all-campus elec- tion will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in four campus polling places, Rupert Straub '44 of the Union staff who is in charge of the voting, an- nounced yesterday. Balloting will be condu...…
…T4o T~i i;4GND A ILY Tr ~ Th t .v . 24. t . - ... . .. U 0 New T echnic Goes on Sale Tomorrow Three. articles, each dealing with a separate phase of engineering, will highlight the current issue of the Technic which goes on sale tomorrow. "Surface Finishes" and their impor- tance will be discussed in an article by Walter Mikelson, '34E, now work- ing as a physicist with the General Electric Corp.- Discussing the processing of rubber from...…
…WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGS THREE 'Waiving Freshman Rule Has Dual Purpose'--- Crisler lw Spring Sports To Be Helped ByNew Move (Continued from Page 1) In addition to waiving the fresh- man ruling the Conference voted eli- gibility to members of the armed ser- vices on active duty, who may be as- signed to member schools. The Navy has intimated that it will allow these men to gompete, while the Army has inferre...…
…,e THE MIfHIUAi DAIL gy'p ^- T7 Z4 -A^ 1 e _ _ 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 republicat...…
…WS~ATS S.Z4, -r4Z3 .. - - .. "." "'. ...... . :. .. 1 1.1 .r 6 41A 1:1N 111.4 dom. lY 1.F-l ii( 1W1 AL ..1 .J Ea SC a Jn Scivitt s Orchestra To Play or Slide Rule Ball 4'- ._ St. Pat's Day' Will Be Theme Of Decorations Savitt, Originator of 'Shuffle Rhythm/ Makes'-Extensive Use of Stringed Instruments Jan Savitt, well known for the use of strings in his orchestra, has been selected as the band to play for Slide Rule Ball, which...…
…PAGE SICK THE MICHIGAN DAIL4Y WEDNESDAY. FEB. 24, 1943 Knox Claims Submarine Menace Continues 'Very 4 G;rave* 4 Showdown in Naval Fighting Is Foreseen Merchantman Sinks Japanese Submarine In Pacific Gun Battle WASHINGTON, Feb. 23,-(/P)- De- velopment of a showdown fight next spring between Allied naval forces and German U-Boats in the Battle of the Atlantic was foreseen in informed quarters here tonight. Secretary of the Navy Knox report...…
…6 i itt I ati Weather Warmer VOL. LIII No. 120 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24,1943 . PRICE FIVE CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Forces Smash Hole Through Mareth Line Germans Repulsed With Heavy Losses In Zhizdra Sector Nazis Lose 7,000 Men in Four Day Offensive on Moscow.-Bryansk Rail; Russians Open Assault on Smolensk By The Associated Press LONDON, March 24, Wednesday- St...…
… - - -~ --- -A. -. - f i -4 -i 7-- - ~ z~ $~4~ hA - Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michian 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 re...…
