… Weather Partly Cloudy and Warmer. i 1: 4r Sinan 74aiati Editorial P(litlcal Club Offers Training . . VOL. L. No. 176 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Forces Open Floodgates To Cover Retreat; Of Cornered Foes Germans Expect Capitulation . - $6,821,000 Total Adopted For 1940-41 Dr. Can by To Deliver Annual Hopwood Talk American Tradition And Contemporary Literature To Be Topic; 1940 Award...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RUIRSIDAY, A Regen Adopt 1940-41 Budoet F or University Board wInludes Approval Of Promotion For 29 Members Of Faculty (Continued from page 1) son, from assistant professor to as- sociate professor of Physiology; George Hammond, from instructor to assistant professor of surgery; Ralph b4. Patterson, from instructor to as- sistant professor of psychiatry, and Elizabeth L. Thompson, from in- structor to assistant professor o...…
…DAY, MAY 30, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ don wirtehafter's DAILY DOUBLE EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the Daily Double's first annual Ladies' Day, and for this great occasion we have imported a tiny, vivacious bit of femininity from the desk across the way, Since she's women's editor. thcy call her Osser the Bosser over there, or sometimes the Wizard of Osser. She comes from Munising, and is silly enough to brag about it. Here is a woman's slant on...…
…THE MICHIGAN IAIty THUE SDA . A" U I[(M1I'If ? yNwV Nr 4 pi S7'VDr { WAT f r i raver-u-P 4,~m~ Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control or 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 credi...…
…TRE MICHIGAN IAILY Tito Vuolo Frowns On Modern Miss; Insists "Woman s Place Is In Home ier VeIe By WINSTON H. COX "The woman's place is in the home," uttered Tito Vuolo in his Italianized English as he slumped back in his chair in the enclosed garden of the League. Hathaway Kale, who was sitting across from Tito knitting, flashing her needles and eyes simultaneous- ly, sat up straight and retorted with all the vigor of a woman scorned, "The...…
…THE MHtft CAN DAILY NTI ~ ~w N 0'.-i rT Stud Tu The Scienc Degree oral A by As burne. The cent T The si mentc time o half of presen a com. metho ferent social] pology appoin Prof anin nait oCult ctence femtnars In Degree Pro gram Announced (y Topics Ani Faculty al applications have been received Nam d-Sumand provision may be made to ac- ors Nases; Summer cept several more students for the madln Courses Givenj Degree Program at the beginnin...…
… Weather Cloudy and cooler. Sic A titx Editorial Axis Is Sneaking In The Back Door ...l - Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOI,. LI. No. 173 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Axis Pincer Drive Advances In Crete; Steel Use Limited) Japanese Given Chance To 'Escape' From Pact 1111! Describes RelationsAs 'U..iciha ged' A fter Roosevelt's Fireside Chat Baseball Squad Clinches Share Of Big Ten Crown...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1941 MMM Ralph Ingersoll Will Give Talk On British Aid Editor Of PM To Address Mass Meeting Of ASDL On U.S. Part In Conflict "Whose War Is This?",will be dis- cussed by Ralph Ingersoll, editor of the newspaper PM, before a mass meeting at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Rackham Auditorium. The meeting will be sponsored by the local chapter of the American Student Defense League. The address by the well-kno...…
… TIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE -THREI Nine Clinches Share Of Title; Netmen Advance In Match 4 iIIG iI By ART IlHLL EVANSTON, Ill, May 29.-It was a plenty happy bunch of Michigan ball players that tramped off the Northwestern diamond today after Mase Gould's great relief pitching had given them a strong hold on their first Big Ten baseball championship since 1936. There wasn't any ostentatious show of emotion but it was easy to see that the bo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,MAY 30. 1941 I I ~r -. THE MICHIGAN DAILY s nEa_.."-AJN 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 oft all news dispatches credited to it ...…
…y FRIDA<Y, MAY 30, 1941 "TH MICHIGAN D A IVV "At'lla VWXY M.THE M ,,.TC.H... .a....rt: . .a alYa -- E FIVE 5 $100 Or New York Trip To Award Jop Script NWriter C> _______________________________. Miss Hirsch Tells Experiences, Play Synopses Qualities, Duties Of A Costumer Anything that has to do with needles comes to me, said Miss Emma Hirsch, Dramatic Season costume' head, from patching pockets and sew- ing on button...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DILIY TIi Y A. ' 1bI 30, 9.941 tRDY AY3,14 Engine Council Names Hallisey As Treasurer FiNAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE Second Semester, 1940-41 COLLEGE OF LITtCERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS RE ULIAR EXAMINATIONS ASSOCIATED POCTU RE PRESS ' i ES VVN N Coordination To Attemnp Of Meetin It CommiUe Avoidance Conflicts Time of Exercise Time of Examination Appointed to fill the vacancy cre- ated by the resignation of Robert ...…
…1 1 irt x 4a1 Weather VOL. LIV No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Push to Within 16 Miles of Rome .7 U.S. Planes Hammer at Old Poland 6,500 Sorties Blast Germani Ol Plant By The Associated Press LONDON, May 30, Tuesday.-Am- erican heavy bombers and fighters, possibly 2,200 strong, shot 100 enemy aircraft from the sky and hammered Seven aircraft factories in Poland and Germany and a synth...…
…PAGE TWO T HE M IC HIG AN D AILY T'uE snA, MY 30, 194 t Fifytyourth Yea r 4 f '. t . i; <a a : -. (F. ~ .. x I t ; f - i I .1 t ie Be fligh i y ajntue1 Grafton ,I r ' Im, ReqJ. U 5 Pt.f, , ,""" 8y DREW VPEARSON : :_ . . -;,Y . t.. ' .. ,. . ._ ; .}Y6 fi :T r ,'. F / Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authzrity of the Board in Control of Student Publi, Jane Farrant , Claire Sherman Stan Wall...…
… TT DYMY.0,144TH MCtANTaTY -. .. a... a a ..r 4a ..* t .. .a " 5 " i s 111 i lf Z 1 1 Sl 1'-L 1! 1l !Y 1 L J, l P L9 L T 1 rV Michigan Net Squad Noses Out Ohio State, L8-17 Tennis Team Annexes * s Big Ten Championship Post, LewIs, Gulic Win SIngles Crowns; Guili and Roy Boucher Triumph in Doubles Clinching three singles crowns as well as one doubles title, Michigan's net squad, playing off the Big Ten finals in Chicago, last week-end ...…
…PA+ "r F t) THES MICHIGAN DAILY 'TUE DA ', 4 A"S?' U, 194 Vandenberg Blasts AFM Ruling onSchool Musicl Senator Asks For Revision Of Radio Law Bill Would Preven Petrillo Interference Ry The Associated Press' WASHINGTON, May 29.-Senator Vandenberg (Rep., Mich.) appealed to Congress today to "release the music of school children from the domlination of Mr. James C. Petrillo," and he may get some action Thurs- day. He introduced a bill aimed a...…
…'7 4br~ lfltrN. a d lIA WEATHER Partly Cloudy and . armaer VOL. LV, No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Marines Crush Shurl; rightenNaha Hold * * * * * * * * * * War Dead Will Be Paid Tribute Memorial Exercises To Be Held 500 Students Will March in Parade University students and townspeo- ple will join today in paying tribute to the war dead in a huge parade and special Memorial Day serv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'AMERICA'S ROLE IN THE WORLD ECONOMY: Alvin Hansen's Book Discussed Evelyn Phillips . . Managing Editor Margaret Farmer . . Editorial Director Bay Dixon . . , . .City Editor Paul Sislin . , . . Associate Editor Bank Mantho . . Sports Editor Dave Loewenberg . . . Associate Sports Editor Mavis Kennedy . . women'sEditor Ann Schutz Associate Women's Editor Business Staff Dick Strickland . . . Business Manager Martha Schmitt . ...…
…30 ;1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nine To See Action at estern Michigan (aM9n the 'und4 ay HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor Louthen, Peddy To Start For Fisher in Twin Bill EDITOR'S NOTE This column was written by IWI A Munenrore, sports night editor. By BILL MIULLENDORE EVEN THOUGH Michigan failed to defend successfully its Western Con ference outdoor track title at Champaign. Ill., last Saturday, the Wolverine squad put on an exhibition of n...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATAV wEIDNEbSlAYj. . . ......... ... ; r _ State Veteran 'Evening of Ballet' To Feature SEducation Billsy C 1- -._ ___ .ty Clle Orch-es-tra Saturday theme about the ship, entitled, "Our Lady", which his father Raymond Sheets of Rockford, Ill., forwarded to Tapping. Describing the christening cere- mny, Lt. Sheets wrote, "To the mind of each mother and father, and every member of the crew, must have flashed the thought, Wha...…
…HAPPENS See Page 4 Y Lw1PAO Iaitt~j FAIR,) Wk'ARM VOL. LVI, No. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, T'IlU DA , MAY 30, 194- PRICE FIVE CENTS Strike-Draft efeaed; Coal Tie-up Ends 'U' Gets 700 More Willow Run Rooms The University has been granted the use of 700 additional single rooms in Willow Village, University Vice-President Marvin L. Niehuss announced y,.eterday, The additional units will be available to the University September 1. They we...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY , THURSDAY, MA 50 YEARS OF PROGRESS: Automotive Industry Beguns Celebration of Golden Jubilee DETROIT, May 29-(')-The na- tion's automotive industry tonight began a 12-day celebration of itss golden jubilee with the unveiling and3 dedication of a 60-foot transporta-1 tion tower, symbolizing the rolling wheel, in downtown Grand Circus1 Park.I The half-circular park and Wood-1 ward Avenue, the city's main thor- ...…
…THJURSDAY, MAY 30, 1946 THE IICHIGAN 'DAILY Trackmien, Netters Vie for Conference . Illini Thinclads Favored To WalkA wayWith Title Field Events Expected To Give WolVerines Most Points in Quest for Runner-Up Spot By BILL MATNEY Coach Ken Doherty's 16-man outdoor track squad will leave Ann Arbor this morning en route to Champaign, Illinois, for the running of the Big Ten Conference Track and Field Championships, which will be held tom...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TlURSDAY, MAY 30, 1946 A vCLet(er3 (0 the 6ibtor Defends Deutscher Verein To the Editor: IT IS SURPRISING that Mr. Koeser who is supposedly so sensitive to what is and what is not in good taste, should write a letter which exposes him as a transgressor against the very essence of good taste as well as against common sense and the ideals America has always repre- sented. Yes, it is unfortunate that much that...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1946 3 I-H-E MICHIGAN DAILY FAM IM"',' THE. M a s aisC .N fl r1.lY A1 Ul t tltr a ri v a Navy Jess Stacy's Farewell Ball To B e Presented Tomorrow in Union Band Will Play At Final Dance Men To Receive Ensign Bars, Discharges at Intermission; Coeds Given Late Permission The Navy Farewell Ball, final socia: event scheduled for the Naval Unit on campus, will be presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., tomorrow in thc Rainb...…
…PAGE STX THE MICIIIC,/ N DAILY THURSDAY. MAY 16, MiCt PAGE SIX TITUUSDAY, MAY ~, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jobs Awaiting "VERY UNDEMOCRATIC': Scheips Says Truman's Strike Program Sets Bad Precedent Wome cn Litcted Many womenVf are unalware o op ASSOCIATED PRESS PCD TURE NEWS President Truman's proposed anti- strike legislation is a "bad prece- dent to set" as a means of solving labor disputes in industry, Prof. Paul J. Scheips of the p...…
