…PAGESs THE MICHIGAN DAILY U XIDAY ~ FEB. 26, 1943 WAGE SIX FRIDAY, FED. 26, 1943 ) Gioup Ratio n Registration Is Still Open Students Who Failed To Register Will Be Given Opportunity Fraternity, sorority and coopera- tive groups, laggard in registering for War Ration Book No. 2, will have a day of grace today, even though reg- istration officially is ended, Assistant Dean of Students, Walter B. Rea said last night. As long as the County Ra...…
…weather Little Alleviation. YI e 4tit:q&rn- ~ai4 Editorial Indian Problem Brought To Light Again .,, VOL. LI. No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Planes Sink 3 Ships OffCelebes Jap Palembang Airdrome Set On Fire; Java Now Completely Surrounded Allies Bomb Japs On Burma Border -- BULLETIN - BATAVIA, N. E. I., Thursday, Feb. 26.- (P) - Maj.-Gen. Henry Gordon Bennett, commander of the Aust...…
…PAGE TWO §eifte Downs Farm'Measure By 50-23 Vote Agriculture Group Stops Bill For Stock Sale, Disregards Roosevelt WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. - (AP) - President Roosevelt lost another ar- gument with the powerful Senate farm bloc today when the Senate voted 50 to 23 to prohibit sales of government stocks of farm products below a full parity price. Disregarding a special Presidential tarning against "grasping for a few dollars in the name of farmers,...…
…'~I rgDAY, t~Tii ' ltt:TAIW , 194!' i~EMiC iGAN DAiLY Wolverine Pucksters Meet Minnesota At Coliseum T onight Varsity Seeks Second Victory OverGophers Big Ten Crown May Rest On Outcome; Norsemen Lose John Peterson (Continued from Page 1)' making two assists. In the Maize and Blue contests at Minneapolis several weeks ago he was the bulwark of the Minnesota offense and defense. Time and again, the plucky Gopher center outraced the Michigan...…
…PAGE FOU THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1942 1.0,10* v - - - c rr ir tn i1 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...…
…THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1942 T H E MHICHIGAN DAILY PFAGE FIVE Slide Rule Bail 'Will Be Given Friday March 27 Army Master Menus Planned To Fill Soldier's Daily Budget 0> By MARILYN MAYER If you think the dorms are super efficient in. meal planning, hear about the Army whose master menus are planned two months in advance! This advanced planning facilitates the bulk buying necessary to keep within the 42 cents a day per soldier budg...…
…f'. 4+ ;t . i THE MICH4iGAN DAILY -f Tj T i -j -, i-t,. % -f , j-, MI Tt 17 R -1 ' (0, i fl, jj f r~Ac~E si~1 TTIURSDAT, ~UTTARY 24. 1f~4~ ____________________________________________ I I I _. Special Strike Board Chosen Prevention In Ecorse Of Walk-Out Plant Sought LANSING, Feb. 25.-AP)--Governor Van Wagoner today appointed a spe- cial commission to seek to avert a threatened strike at the plants of the Great Lakes Steel Corp., Ecor...…
…Sir 4~Uf LIX. No. 104 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 26, 1939 Wins Wrestling Match IOWA CITY, Feb. 25 (Special to The Daily) -Swimming the "fast" water of the University of Iowa pool, the University of Michigan swim- ming teamsmashed four National In- tercollegiate records, and two pool records to hand the Hawkeyes a 61 to 23 defeat here tonight. The Wolverines won first places in every one of the nine events on the program and lim...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Exhibition Here Reveals Worth Of Old Houses Photographs And Sketches Of Historic Michigan BuildingsOn Display Old Michigan houses of historical and architectural importance are pre- served in the drawings and photo- graphs now on display on the third floor of the Architecture Building. Prof. Emii Lorch, of the architectur- al college and chairman of the Com- mittee on Michigan Architecture of the Michigan Society of Archite...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Varsity Nosed Out By Purdue Cagers,_29-28, Wolverines Bow In Final 40 Seconds; Thomas, Beebe LeadScoring (Continued from Page 1) counted and a long one by Thomas knotted the count at 9-9. Rae went in for Smick. After Purdue had moved ahead1 14-10 Thomas made a free-throw and Beebe a long shot to bring the count to 14-13. Yeager and Igney connected to give Purdue an 18-161 lead as the half ended. After Purdue moved to a six ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UGAN DAILY I The Editor Gets Told V. w1 di and managed by students of the University, of an under the authority of the Board in Control of t Publications. shed every morning except Monday during the ity year and Sumni r Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All of republication 9...…
…TlIE MICHIGAN DAILY euth Annual Slide Rule Ball To Be Held Friday, Mar thvens Plan Announcement Chairmanships 20 omen Enter Intramural De ednesday Tea Of Scholarship Of Committees _____________s___ Pial Guests Tv Include Petitions Made Graduate To Be Married Date Of First Ball Tickets Still On Sale om -a G s T o In clu d ew , T ue ~h31 bates 330 pm. to 5:30 p.m. ssday, and Wednesday ' Walton Rodger Is General Chairman; Decorations Committe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY New York And San Francisco Fairs To Draw 100,000,000 Gala Exposition Features World Of Tomorrow Reduced Fares And Better Hotel Accommodations Offered To Travelers By N. BARNEY SCHORR The eyes and hopes of the world turn to 1216 acres of reclaimed lanp on Flushing Bay, Long Island April 30 for the greatest exposition of cul- ture and achievement of modern times-the World's Fair 1939-de- General Motors 'Highways Of Tom...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I^U FranceLike All Europe, Again Welcomes Tourists From States Louvre, Wine, Song Beckon art Lovers World's Smart Set Makes Tracks To Intellectual, Fashion And Fun Center Travel in France is an experience in living, the kind of luxurious living everyone dreams about, for, it is in France that one finds, in the original form, what has been- adopted by the .smart, sophisticated set in all of Europe and America. French wines...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY This subject will be discussed by Mr H. L. Pickerill, director of student. work at the Church of Christ, Dis- ciples. Opportunity for questions an disagreement will follow. The us- ual friendship hour at the close. First Church of Chrit, Scientist, 409 So. Division St., Sunday morning service at 10:30. Subject: "Christ Jesus.", Golden text: Colossians 3: 16, 17. Sunday School at 11:45. First Presbyterian Church, 1432 Washte...…
…The Weather Snow or rain, rising tempera- ture today; tomorrow mostly cloudy; moderae. - -.A rl- .tt4r Amt..- &.- q 49mm aw -wr fil tr4 tt.. zt1l aIIM Editorials Whither °emeracy. Paul McNutt Is Riding High,. VOL. XLVIII. No. 103 ASL ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 26, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Poor Gri( DidNotF( Ouster, A Board head Asserts Real Reason Was Not Given Because Not Necessary Criser Given Three Year Contract Here Flatly st...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUJRUDAY, FEB. 2, Uncle Sam Sends 6''Flying Fortresses' South As Good Will Gesture EVENING RADIO PROGRAMS P.M. 6 :00-Ty Tyso?. 6:10-Sophisto-Kats. 6:30-Press Radio News. 6:45-Religion in the News. 7:00-Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten. 7 30-Georges Miquelle. 7:45-Sport Review. 8:00--Believe It Or Not, 8:30-Jack Haley. 9:00-Dance Music. 9:30- American Portraits. 10:00-NBC Symphony Orch. 11 :30-Dance Music. 2:00--Dance Music...…
…Y, FEB. 26, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY vwwm Track, Puck Teams See Action Here As I'atmen, Cagers 10S. 'o Face Hoytmen Here A Matmen Meet Ihks CIn Columbus Charlie Hoyt's latest track crea- tion will receive its first taste of' rough-shod Big Ten competition to- night when number one Wolverine rival of the cinder lanes, Ohio State, invades the Field House. Under the astute guidance of Larry Snyder, a man of determination and resource whose ...…
…TH E- MI CHIGAN DAILY saTURA, FE. 26, 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY wntj i,6 " ' ac ' 'QrJ1,, 4 T ' & 5^M'* A,. ar Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Stude Publications. Pubshed every morning except Monday during the Uniyerity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches...…
….Y E2, 1938 TI.E MICH IAN D A I L . ._ ,,: A 'sembly Ball (o nrnittee List 1 s Announced Ti ket Sale For Breakfast JIter Dance Will Begin wt League Next Week T-e list of committee members for the ;ssembly Ball to be hild March 11 in he League Ballroom was an- noa.:ced yesterday by Barbara Epp- stei '39, assistant charman. E een Icheldinger, '38SM, an- nou ced that her .omniittee will meet .at 1 p.m. today in the Undergraduat Oft e. Th...…
…H MICHIGAN DAILY ! ATTMMAII, T.....E M.........CH IG A.....N ......DA IL--Y---- SATTTUDAV tfl~. 26, tf~38 Country, Wide Attention Giveii DilyExpose 'News Digest' Commens IlPnII Campaig1; Gates Gets Many Letters Repercussions of the agitation for cleaner Ann Arbor restaurants are still koing felt by city and University health off icls' as letters stream in from all over the nation requesting details of methods used in combating urnsanitary...…
… The Weather Partly cloudy today and to- morrow; snow flurries in north portion today; warmer. L A6F Ar Iaili Editorials A PropoUi For Chinese Unity .. I VOL XLVI No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 26, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fight Averted A Men Leave Coast Factory G.M. And Union Disagree On 30-Hour Week; Most Questions Settled Talks With Chrysler To Start Wednesday (By The Associated Press) Sit-down strikes--labor's newest weapon...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Prof. Reichart Sails For European Study Prof.' Walter A. Reichart of the German department and Mrs. Reich- art are at sea aboard the S.S. Ex cambion bound for Naples. Professor Reichart, on semester leave, plans to coIlborate with Prof. Felix Voight, German authority on the works of Gerhart Hauptmann, on a comparison of Hauptmann and Shakespeare, to be published in honor of the 75th anniversary of the Ger- man dramatist nex...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Grid Mentors Talk It Over With Captain Rinaldi Shown above are 'Hunk' Anderson, newly appointed line coach of thej Wolverine grid team, Head Coach Harry Kipke and Joe Rinaldi, captain- elect of the 1937 football team. The men who hold the key to Michigan's grid success next season all seem to be in a jovial mood. Tankers Meet Gopher Team Here Saturday Following the clash with the Iowa natators tonight, Michigan...…
…THE MIC HIGAN fAILY FRIDAY, I - ',~"'---'-'.~-.''.'.'-~'--.m "----.----~--.-'~.--'--,' TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY I A i W3 Member 1937 PwCocdd Oeia Pr$ Distributors of Published every morning except Monday dUting the University year and Hummer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entity* to the une tar republication of all news dispatches credited to It or ...…
…. TIIE MICHIGAN DAILY NOble Sissle's Orchestra Selected To Play For Frosh Frolic PAGEFIVE Annual Dance Is Scheduled Far March 14 Women To Be Given Late Permission; Robert Mix. Is Chairman Noble Sissle and his Negro band have been chosen to play for the Frosh Frolic which will be held Fri- day, March 12 in -the Union ballroom, Robert Mix, general chairman, an- nounced yesterday. The proceeds of the dance will probably be given to the dorm fun...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Music Faculty Trio Will Play Varied Works' Prof. Arthur Hackett, tenor, Prof. Wassily Besekirsky, violinist, ,and Prof. Joseph Brinkman of the School of Music faculty, will present a varied Prof. HohfiedTo Analyse Goethe Presidents' Franks And Walner In Talks Next Week In Stamp Club Show _ _ _ _ _ _ Noted Wisconsin Teacher To Speak Monday Night And Tuesday Afternoon Prof. Alexander R. Hohfeld, chair- man of the German de...…
…S The Weather Rain or snow in south, pos- ,"bly snow in north today or by tonight; Tomorrow cloudy and colder with local snows. L Slitrian I~ait Editorial Cheating In The U~niversity,. Those Funny People.. VOL. XLVI No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICIIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Beebe To' Descendant Of Noted MutineerCDem Leaders Japan Officials Murdered Be Head Of Sororities New Panhellenic Officers Are Elected; Will Tak...…
…THE MICIGxN DiI~V WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, - i I City Entered In National Contest In Auto Safety Morrison Is Chairman Of Traffic Committee For Current Contest Heads Investigation Ann Arbor has entered the Na- tional Traffic Safety Contest for 1936, it was announced yesterday by Prof. Roger L. Morrison of the engineering college, who received confirmation of the city's enrollment from the National Safety Council in Chicago. The -entry form...…
…Y, FEBRUARY 26, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG Michigan Cappon Lauds Squad's Work In Both Games' Cagers Tied For Expect Toughest Competition From Michigan PoW Te T Third Place In Conference Race verful Iowa Tradition Of Historic Minute-Men Is am Is Threat U .Upheld By Present Day M' Puck Trio Rosenthal Leads Hawkeye Scorers With 13 Points Before Leaving Floor 14,000 View Tilts Illinois, Purdue Clashes To Conclude Basketball Season Next W...…
…TIE MICHIGAN LIAIL WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY-28, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY question of the Franco-Soviet pact of mutual assistance. The chief objection to the pact seemed to be that the U.S.S.R. still owes France some 22,000,000,000 francs for pre-war and war borrowing. ". . . and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us . . . " may not mean the same thing in French it does in English, but it would be a good pearl for o...…
…kY, FEBRUARY 26, 19( THE M'VICHIGAN DAILY MMMMANNWNNSWMW Sammy Kay's Orchestra Selected To Play For Popular Leader To Appear Here For First Time Now Playing At Cabin Club In Cleveland; Has Had Rapid Rise To Success Ticket Sale March 3 2:30 A.M. Late Permission Obtained For University Women Attending Sammy Kay and his NBC broad- casting orchestra have been selected to play for the annual Frosh Frolic to be held Friday night, March 30, i...…
…THE MICHIGAN' 'DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 , 1936 -_E MIHG N AL -ENSAY __UR 8.13 ,K Law Students To Compete In Practice Trials Case Club Finals Will Be Held On Founders' Day; Prizes To Be Awarded After ten weeks of practice court trials held by members of the five case clubs at the Law School, eight junior semi-finalists and 20 fresh- man finalists have been chosen to represent their respective clubs in further cases, to be tried in March....…
…The eather Snow and colder today, with strong northerly winds. LY r it iga* ii Editorials Champions Of The West... How To Meet Motoring Hazards ... VOL. XLV. No. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hell Week' Fight At Iowa Arouses Facultv Inquiry Under Tax Inquiry Iowa Cagers Beat Varsity Five,_37-25 Brilliant Second Half Rally Gives Hawkeyes First Win In Eight Games Barko Leads Iowa, Scores Ten Poi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T UESDAY, FEBRTJAR7 -DAILY OFFICIAL BLEI P"LJcation In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the Uhveraity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. History courses will be held at 9 a.m., r Saturday, March 2, in Room C, Haven. All students who have to take such0 an examination must make arrange- ments with their instructor before Wednesday, Feb. 27.(...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY R CAXAAI AAA AL L'aL Center Responsible For 1Winniing Title According To Heyliger Gave Spark Needed, Claims Lowrey Aid Given Sherf Allowed Star Wingman To Pass 1934 ScoringMark Meet Tech Friday Present Squad Ahead Of Last Wolverine Big Ten ChampsForFight The spark that set off the Michigan hockey team this year and sent it soaring into undisputed possession of the Big Ten puck crown by a more decisive margin than tha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DRILY TI vices alone will not prevent accidents. The rea cause of a great percentage of automobile fatal- ities'is idiotic recklessness and carelessness on thc part of the average driver. Signals and warnings mean little to a driver who fails to look at them. Automobile fatalities can be lessened by sending reckless drivers to prison, by punishing hit-and- run murderers to the limit of the law, by forbiddins the use of the roads ...…
…UARY 6, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Piano Virtuoso Will Appear In Concert Series Announces Program -Of Schubert, Beethoven, Mozart Compositions Artur Schnabel, internationally fa- mous piano virtuoso, will be heardj for the first time in Ann Arbor when he appears in the Choral Union Con- cert Series on Monday night, March 4, in Hill Auditorium.3 Mr. Schnabel, who was born in Lip- nik, Carinthia, received his only regu- lar piano instruction from L...…
…'ESI THE MICHIGAN DAILY ESIX THE.MICHIGAN.DAIL Health Service Condemns Usea Of Raw Milk Some Boarding Houses Are Reported To Be Serving 'Dangerous' Product Evidence has come to the attention of the Health Service that some boarding houses have again resorted to the practice of serving raw milk, Dr. Warren E. Forsythe, director of the Health Service, reported yester- day. "This ill-advised move in the inter- ests of economy has proved very ...…
… Weather y fair Sunday; Mon- ,ted and somewvhat ain. ig 00 LA A6F of an 4 t Daiii Cuba's P] litorials 7cit Should 'resident. No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 26, 1933 PRICE FIVE _ _., " Bess Men est Bank Restrictions Tie-Up Draws Demands For Release Of More Cash From City Banks Closing Of Stores May Be Necessary Statements Of Merchants Prove Impending Food Shortage Rumor False University Econ Federal Guara Copies of thi...…
…GAN .DAILI Li BULETIN tal-American group at 3:30 p. m. A discussion on "Social customs of Japan." Fellowship and supper at 7 p. m. Lutheran Student Club will leave at five o'clock sharp from the Zion Parish Hall for Ypsilanti. All who have promised to attend, please be there on time. In the Biu11etIn Is constructive notIce to allnmembers of the Copy received at the ofice of the Awilstant to the Pre-sident unto . m. Saturday. Autotrams Ter...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY m the RESS BOX Wolverines Are Favorites To Beat Minnesota Tomorroz Gopher Team Which Will Meet Wolves Here Thoiorrow John Thomas f Allen May See Action For The Micliigan Team Eddie Lowrey's Eye Spring Football Fastest Hockey Game Sports Shots Michigan 3, Minnesota 1 ::: x i~s COACII EDDIE LOWREY seems to' be running into bad luck lately as far as ladies and freshmen are concerned. Down at the Arena the other...…
…THE MICHIGAN .DAILY DAILY -- , " .- ,I--- '.. 2.F,' Published every morning except Monday during the rniverslty year and Summer Session by the Board in 9ntrol of Stixdent P~ublicationis. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Assocla- on and the Big Ten News Service. M1EXIBER. OI THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use or republication of all news dispatches credited to it or. sot otherwie credited...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY AL __ CAM/PUS SOCIETY I Sororities Give Dances, Teas ', r Democracy's tidies and Gowns They Will Wear At Inaugural Ball Over WeekEnd [I Fraternities Also Active, Tau Delta Phi Entertains At Stag Ranquet Social activities among fraternities and sororities are at present mostly confined to teas, formal and infor- mal dances and announcing of pledges. ALPHA PHI Friday night a formal dance was held at Alpha Phi. Pete B...…
…THE MICHIGAN D ILY__ _ _ _ _ G.E."UhInbeck Returns Fron European Trlip Program For 1933 Summer Session Made (Continued from Page 1) i pI1 rWrI Ijer T ft's i .n.aL ne I l % 1YITment July 6. while July 10 Prof. Experin eta l Work At Kenneth C. McMurry, chairman ofI Cambridge University the department of geography, will give an illustrated lecture on "Isle Prof. George E. Uhlenbeck, of the Royale as a National Park." physics department, ret...…
…is 4a110 MEl ASSOI a I FEBRUARY 26, 1932 WEATHER: Fair, moderate, PRICE ----- - Associated Press Photo Rain today caused Sir Malcolm Campbell, of England, to postpone an attempt to break his own newly established world automobile speed record over courses of one kilometer, one mile and five miles. He said he would try tomorrow if conditions are suitable. LIST OF ELIGIBLE FRESHMEN WILL BE MADE KNOWN TODAY CAMPUS ATTACKED BY FLU EPID...…
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…STHE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ VAIM I sue OW OF FASHIO SI SPRING W A pus Women to Model Sport ear at Palmer Field House Tea Today._ ILL BE SERVED Vomen's Athletic Association Membership Campaign to Begin Friday. Women who will model at the Wshion show to be held this after- J Don at 4 o'clock in the lounge of te Palmer Field house are Vinselle artlett, '33, Helen Mason, '34, iriam Cortright, '32; Ruth Camp- ll, '34, Betty Dane, '34, Pauline we, ...…
