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…Saturday, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Seven Naked Girls Intimate Facts on Committee Members Borman Asks Do Too Talk Private Lives Are Revealed by Reporter For Workers I Pictures Socialite Beet Pickers I Daily Sleuth Listens In On Continued from Page 1 Bedraam Chatter Between rowed with the cares involved in Varga Girl And Daisy Mae assuming the immense responsi- bilities of directing THE event of (By special permission we bri...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6 1943 . Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY So turclay, February 6, 1943, n Women, At Long Last, Fellows! Daily Reporters Find SpiritOf Ball Heads o or J-HopHaunting I-M Building Finally Okay By CALLOWAY FRANKFURTER lowered at midnight. It opened Two Daily reporters, attracted to wide and little footballs came spill- the I-M Building by a rumor that ing out as dance souvenirs. And the place was...…

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…Saturday, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven SatudayFebrary6, 143 TE MIHIGN DALY Pge Eeat Simple Steps The World's First Hep Cat D aity fficia l3B l l To A rrive A t When it comes to saints. too but there is quite a yarn about t much is being said these days fellow in an old Roman pubbes about a certain one named St. Val-i " .. VctoryeBaII entine. And it's only right, be- tion " Bramus Seltzus, whih Continued from Page 10 com...…

…Page Twelve -THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1943 e N Page Twelve THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1943 r i 1 f t r i WHER~ETOGO BREAKFAST, LUNCH or DINNER THE COLONNADE COFFEE SHOP 436 South State YOUR Good Food ICTORY BALL Amiable WEEK-END Surroundings Must include Ann Arbor's most Cheerful host - Dinner at the at MAIN L RESTAURANThon o 113 N. Main Phone 2-6264 808 South State St. Buy War Bonds REFRESH YOURSELF .,...…

…Saturday, February E, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen turclay, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen I 'ii iIiN . 4 IL ALL. AiLL k Itt NOT A CARE IN THE WORLD.. . that's you, Miss Michigan! Exams are over so get a new start for the comning semester with a sleek new coiffure, manicure, and makeup. Feel like and look like a new person. Any of these Beauty Shops are prepared -to give you the best ser- vice and give you tha...…

…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 194- ere Are Tonight's Starting Lineups Y Chapman, Hillsdale; Jeanne Wat- Katz, '44; Ann Sanger, '45; Eleanor OU e Iow s I son, '43. Maltz, 45; Harriet Godshalk, '45; YouFell _ _ Alpha Sigma Phi: Phyllis Paul- son, Evanston, Ill.; Jane Morley, d Better Be '43; Jane LaBine, '43; Beth Wat- tles, '46; Shirley Reckard, Detroit; Connie Grimea, '45; Betty Gray,L N ice, U r EIse Chicago; Doro...…

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…Saturday, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PnP Sdv~ tar S egea9even eerC .i attle of ttle ree Prize Short Story Conflict Among Cereals Results box top, make it three, and we'll show 'em what a real brakfast In Trem endous Conflgnration . . . cereal can be like." He turned his gun on the advancing troops and fired into their midst with a hys- By E. R. C. watchful faiting the way Brian terical laugh. The artillery fire was continu- Dnlev...…

…Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1943 PaeEihen.H ICIAJDIY audaFbr:y6,14 MICHIGAN DAILY J-HOP STAFF CO-EDITORS yn AXE By TORQUEMADA Bud Brimmer, George sanad6 T HIS is the way you go to a Vic- that will be another story, unwrit- CO-BUSNESS MANAGERS tory Ball. For the sake of ten herein also for the sake of Frank Q'Brien, Dick Cole brevity I shall assume that you brevity and -other reasons. Local can dance to a cert...…

…Saturday, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nineteen Saturday, February6, 943 TH MICHIGANiM2B DA. Y .. .neee Patrons Listed For Victory Bdl Governor and Mrs. Harry F. and Mrs. L. J. Carr, Assoc. Prof. Kelly head the list of 115 patrons and Mrs. G. W. Good, Assoc. Prof. and patronesses for the J-Hop- E. R. Lloyd, Assoc. Prof. and Mrs. Senior Ball combination, the Vic- Axel Marin, Assoc. Prof. and Mrs. tory Ball. A. M. Valerio, Assoc...…

…Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'I- Saturday, February E, 1943 PaneTet H iHG NDIYStroFbur ,14 -Hop Big Event ay Backin 1892' Dance Held n Ice Rink Times may come and times may go, but the J-Hop, it seems, goes on forever. Although styles have changed and the carriage now runs" under its own power, the J-Hop, even though under a different )ame this year, remains one of the University of Michigan's most faithfully carried out traditions. The ...…

…Saturday, February E, 194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty. One Unknown Cartoonist Views J-Hop in Days of Yore orbn 1AT AM~I5 ,FIV/S S - /M F 'V LAST I IM A 70gAS 14 LA~r .Jta UALL Ate gok -010 l&4T M per,// F ( l IF QBACK FLUNKS ' R tL (W T u IALL C SSr c~ S 14 !GlT QIEY 0OR AILS, $, WRAC,. L'. J There is an old saying in jour- this particular case the J-Hopt nalism that a picture tells more as we used to know it) at not than 10,000 words. ...…

…Page Twe n y 7, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1943 Pagre T ~i ~TEMCIA AL audy eray6 4 it .: '. .; o ,, , : .. li. +. .,Y ' ., ,.:: >.: . c ?; ; i r , : t{ Y r ' . ) *t " { "'' 2 7 ' ,. z :- > , ., , ;, _ ....:.. :.ti I P DRIP DRIP O UT of the pockets of free men they come-nickels and dimes and dollars - fighting dollars! Exchanged for U.S. War Bonds, they go down to the docks and out on the troop ships and into battle. Th...…

…Saturday, February 6, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pcg=: ~,,wvnty Three Saudy Ferur 6, 1 9 3H.IHG NDIY ce 6i he V-Ball Diary Secrets Revealed Well, fellas, you've waited a long pristine glory-the intimate secrets end are as follows: time for this opportunity. At long of a girl's diary. Wednesday (this is a long week- last it stands revealed in all its Entries for Victory Ball week- end)-Dear Diary-Tomorrow I ----_ __ -_ -____ _ -----_____--__ ...…

…Poge Twenty Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 6, 1943 1 Ne 1TyWevForTH IC IAND IYIaura, erur 6 4 Feminine Microcosm Is fnclyzed Stoo pinkish. Nor are they so mod- a A warM y West that we lead a static existence. Being slightly biased on this point Fro Thm(since we males must stick o From Thee wgether as the proverbial birds of a feather are said to do) I never- V e NAarn O theless give no ground when I say that females are the ba...…

… 4 4 t4tU I aii Weather Slightly Warmer VOL. III No. 68 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Red AsS Allied Force Reorgaized under Clark African Drive on Tun Bizerte, in Preparatio French Score Success on German Tank For By The Assqciated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, NC Africa, Jan. 5.- Indicating sprog in the organization of the huge Al: force that is being geared for the tack on Tunis and Bizerte, A1: headquarters...…

…Fifty-Third Yea? 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 republication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwi...…

…- -7,71 Man ley Johnson Chosen o Captain Wolverine ' .. Physical Education Department to Conduct Clnic Tomorrow 4: By DON SWANINGER Aided and abetted by the Univer- sity's Department of Physical Educa- tion, a Physical Fitness Institute deal- ing with the introduction of physical fitness programs into high schools will be conducted on campus tomor- row. The purpose of this institute or clinic, as it might be called, is to ex- plaiig a...…

….il .X [C1 I.AN D-A ILY r Student's Speo ch Sells Engineers War' Stamps *1 Allies Receive Vital Supplies Sonewhere in Tunisia BROADWAY HIT: Production to Present Comedy, Stage Door,' Jan. 13 Connie Schaflander,, '46A, only spent twenty minutes before her speech class in composid g the sales talk which had been the- assignment yesterday, but the slightly flustered professor was forced to admit the energetic drive she put cii was cer- tain...…

…w i Mitlygn 4iat4 Weather Snoiw VOL. LIII No. 54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DEC. 6, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS PHOTOGRAPHS, STORIES ON PAGE 7: Here Is What Happened At Pearl Harbor FDRHalts y o; ;c Enlistments Forces Rush to Aid Allies' Russians Press Winter Even Paratroop Offensive in 7 Sectors 6 Tunisian Line 'Nazis Fail to Break- through Front despite Fierce Bomber and Tank Counterattacks By The Associated Press LONDON,...…

…THE MICHIGAN DlAILY SUNDIAY, fDEC. G, 1942 DAILY OFFICIALBULLETIN SUNDAY, DEC. 6, 1942 University year of 1942-43 will be VOL. LIII No. 54 held in Room 1025 Angel Hall. Mon- All notices for the Daily Official But- day, December 7 at 4:15 p.m. The re- etin are to be sent to the Office of the ports of the various committees have President in typewritten form by 3:30 been prepared in advance and are p.m. of the day preceding its publica- in...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAiLY F 6F Tnnur ~T1NI)AY, DEC. 4, Th42 PA~W. TflRT~E I I U - I Measly 2% of Coeds Can 'Get Their Men' Various World Results from a recent canvas of the campus revealed that two per cent of the female set has been wed- ded to service men in the last year. In comparison to other schools this percentage is perplexingly low. To get an explanation for this phe- nomenon, a couple of men and women students were asked to explain. ...…

…PAGE- FOUR TT-T1~ MTUT-TIfAN flATTY - as a. .~.,a a tA aS. a ~,. = .. . as j>a .5. a.. "7 NflVYS.l1 , C M 6.- ... 19~42 +Y-f } , 1 11 L_ .111 V 111.V" f'1 1 w... 1J a['L.vl.L1.I.. ':, va 1 1 V i L*Li i) .il y+{,fi:t.41i;J.7.L:tiL V )..' 1.1 N 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 reg...…

…--MlCIIIG-AN DAILY ACEFIV Assembly Ball Will Be Held Jan. 9 In League Ballroom Iterviewing For Committee Beg ins Dec. 8 Elimination Of Decorations, Big Orchestra Will Increase Bomber Sch'olarship Donation Saturday, Jan. 9 in the League Ballroom is the date and place set by Assembly Executive Council for Assembly's annual ball, Betty New- man, '43, president, announced yes- terday, thus making it one of the last big dances to be given thi...…

…L , SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SiT vir Y, il, t +C o , ini"9 PAGE SIX ~tTN'1~AV, DEC. £, 1942 Frosh Qualify 60 for Finals of Inwtercla s Tru 'I. Ie 1 Sa nrday By ERIC ZALFNSKI Overpowering their classmates by{ sheer weight of numbers, the inspired frosh thinclads qualified 60 men for the finals of the inter-class track meet at yesterday afternoon's trials in Yost Field House, and set them- selves up as heavy favorites to capture the title ne...…

…THE-- MICAM-ANA DAl V PAGE S N . "..: .Eaaa:w THa TGA. N i4'YBfaTTY PAGE SEV"" 1. Full Navy Report Of Pearl Harbor Attack Reveals War-Filled Year: Full. Summary Congress Shaped for Nation the Greatest Military Program in All of Our History pp By The Associated Press Death whistled down through the sky on Pearl Harbor Just a year ago tomorrow and, with the swift transi-< tion from peace to war, a suddenly unified Congress shaped for the ...…

…H E iv - ri1 AN, .y, I a War Production U.S. Is Only Country Today Outproducing the Axis Nations By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-American war production in 1942 has fallen a little short of the mammoth goals set by President Roosevelt in all major categories except merchant shipping, the Office of War Information dis- closed today, but nevertheless reached such a pace that this country alone, is outproducing the Axis. Revealing...…

…_, .. . . .. pil6T 0" Nation's Automobile Industry Clicks For. Huge Output !05_ U _. More Than Four Billion Dollars of War Weapons Are Delivered Naval Air Station Destroyed, Strewn with Wreckage BY DAVID J. WILKIE Assoeeated Press Correspondent DETROIT,. Dec. -.- In the 12 months since the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor the nation's auto- Mobile industry has delivered more. than $4,000,000,000 worth of war wea- pons .to the Un...…

…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DEC. 6, 1942- University Undergoes Changes During First Year Of War O - Ruthven's First Move on Dec. 8 Was Mobilization of All Campus By LEE GORDENKER Excited students told each other that their nation was at war a day short of a year ago and began their first wartime year in the University- a year filled with drastic changes, speed-ups and anxieties. Until that Sunday 364 days ago the campus felt the i...…

…Y 4titt %t Weather Rain and Calder VOL. LIII No. 29 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 6 PRICE FIVE CENTS C American Forces Hit Japs Hard Guadalcanal Is Scene of 'Violent' Battle; 70 Guns Are Captured By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.- Violent fighting flamed in a new sector of battle-ravaged Guadalcanal tonight as Americn troops, already heavily and successfully engaged on their western flank, sou...…

…FAC-E t'V70 on la " I311CHIGAN DAILY 1 71M 7 MN DAT. Artur Rodzinski Will Conduct Here Sunday Cleveland Symphony Will Play in Third Choral Union Concert The Cleveland Symphony, directed by Dr. Artur Rodzinski, will present aj program of music by Beethoven, Tchaikowsky and Morton Gould in the third concert of the Choral Union Series at 8:30 p. m. Sunday in Hill Auditorium.{ Touring the country for its 24thI season, ninth under Dr. Rodzinski...…

…FRWIAY, NOV. 6,194" THtlE 1IV ICHIGA N D AILY tAGJ~ t1~REE Hardee, Fekete Renew Fight for Big Ten Rushing Title Saturday , IT'S HARLOW AND HIS LADS FROM HA'VAHD: El B BENCHCOM13E Crimson Here Today; Practice at 2:30 CHICAGO, Nov. 5.- (R)- Fullback Pat Harder of Wisconsin will be try- ing to overtake Ohio State's Gene Fekete for the Western Conference rushing leadership Saturday when the Badgers tangle with Iowa. Fekete is the curren...…

…AGE R 1 THEMIIGNfIL FRIDAY, NOV. 6, 194 I ~~ I - - a .. ,,. 1 «; a A Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority pf 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 ...…

…0n;x, No,7. 6, 1942 TRE MICHIiGAN DILY .,-' ,.. Annual Union Formal Defense Stamp Wt i Tfake Place Today To the Women's Editor: In reply to yesterday's falsifica- tion, the injury occurred after I had run some 25 yards and com- pleted a very long pass-I was not tackling anyone! The immediate cause was the fact that someone stuck out her big feet and tripped me. Also, I didn't fall on "the re- mains of a glass bottle on the Sorosis...…

…PAGE MiX THE MICHIGAN DAILY -JI-DAYT NOV. G, 1942 British RetaliateAgainst fNfil?)lnJ Q 4 i4cQ Iin, ,vn -- . - Norris 'at the End of the Road' I COHAN WAS A GRAND OLD NAME 4 Curtain Falls On Career of Cohan . l L / ~t77 t-iv e7 / L/'4 Q "We have captured a hell of a lot of prisoners," he added, "and will take more." He said the merciless slashing of the Axis forces was at once an answer to those who said Britain couldn't fight...…

… ae Ita :41Datt Weather Warmer VOL. LIH No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCT. 6, 1942 PRICE: 5 CENTS I Students To Meet For Second War Give More--Spend Less, Roosevelt Urges Nation; Bombers Hammer Kiska Rally Tomorrow Naval Flight Training Is Made Available To Michigan Men In Class V-1 Or V-5; Cadets To Train At Ann Arbor Field President Launches Comr With Appeal To Wage WASHINGTON, Oct. 5- (I)-Urg- ing his fellow Americans...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY. TUESDAY, OCT. 6, 1942 Officials BeginI Tour Of Upper Peninsula Schools Dean G. E. Carrothers of the Bur- eau in Cooperation with Educational Institutions .and Ira M. Smith, Regis- trar of the University, started yester- day on a tour of upper peninsula high schools. For a month Dr. Carrothers and Registrar Smith will visit schools which are accredited by the Univers- ity or are petitioning to be accredited. Du...…

… TUESDAY, OCT. 6, 1940 THE MICHIGAN, DAILY m 1 I I Dr. Penberthy Given Degee By University! Detroit Surgeon Describes Contributions Of. War To MedicalProgress Citation Is Read At convocation. exercises of the Medical School yesterday in the Rackham Lecture' Hall, Col. Grover Cleveland Penberthy, '10, prominent Detroit surgeon now on duty with the United States Army Medical Corps was awarded an honorary degree of master !of- science. Introd...…

…FOUR THE MICHIGCAN D'AII.V TTTVfilAV £[New R_ I~sA '.. .. .a s . iIU 1 ll i .L I 1UJrjOLF4MX# Uj4 # b, 1V'14 4 An 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 T...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'AGE r PAGE League, Uniorn Operate Joint Book Ecag Books Taken In At Both Booths Are Sold At Union This Week; Freshman Texts In Demand Starting up again after an interim of three years, the League, under the direction of Mary Moore, '43Ed, is operating a book exchange in cooper- ation with the Union from 8 a. m. till 5:30 p. m. every day until Saturday, when business will end at noon. A booth was installed in the League...…

… PAM THE MICH IS1N DAIlLY TUESDAY, OCT. 6, 1642'. P'AO3 ~ir TUIISDAY, OCT. 8, 194~3' Cards Take World's Championship From Yanks Training Table Helps Michigan Gridders Stay In Fighting Trim' Rookie Kurowski Paces Red Birds To 4-2 Win. Johnny Beazley Hurls Sparkling Game To Vanquish Yanks Despite Numerous Cardinal Errors v 11 By BOB SHOPOFF Feeding fifty fighting football players is no small job. To keep the Maize and Blue gridde...…

… TUESDAY, OCT. 6, 1942 THAV MTCHJETy As TAITT VAIWvAVVVM a0s.I lia v s1 l1 ,lt1 Ex-Wolvermnes Return In Iowa Pre-Fih Lineup Sal urday v Seahawks Risk Streak Against Michigan Here Evashevski, Fraumann, Jordan Listed On Seahawks' Roster For Game Saturday Afternoon I "he DE.NCHCOMBRF By JACK FLAGLER Iowa's Pre-Flight Naval Cadets zoom into town next Saturday with. a three game victory string under their parachutes, including their most re...…

…CT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCT. 6, 1942 Savage Running Attack Brings Michigan 20-0 Grid Victory Alert Defense Muzzles State Ground Attack Robinson, Wardley, Yaap, Score For Victorious Wolverine Footballers By BUD BENDEL Daily Sports Editor Balked throughout the entire first half by a surprising Michigan State defense and an epidemic of their own fumbles, Michigan's Wolverines un- leashed a savage ground attack in the final two peri...…

…WOMEN'S SUPPLEMENT we it1 4ait t, WIIOMEN'S SUPPLIEMENT r ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCT. 6, 1942 League Council Reorganizes 'All Out For - 1 J# War' War Needs Filled By New Courses Technological Openings Are Numerous For Women Who Have Special Training By BEA BOUCHARD Women and more women are needed constantly to relieve men for com- bat duty, and they are needed now! The University is diverting its every energy to this purpo...…

…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY 1MOAT O'. U It can no longer be said that Michi- ranen't ag to each applicant as well. Working hard gan men and women aren't eager to far into the night, those in charge try be 'friendly; the files of the Acquain- to fit the men and women in every Lance Burearushow welluonver 9U0respect. The personal opinions of names as proof of the number ofthssgnguptdesaloofr freshmen, transfers, and upperclass- those signing-up studen...…

…THFMICHWGAN DAILY Six Dormitories Plan Pro grams For 4> Students Find Accommodations In New Houses, Private Home s For weeks since bomber plant workers have invaded Ann Arbor, the question of accommodating all Uni- versity students with satisfactory rooms has been uppermost iD.. the minds of students as well as authori- ties. Newspaper articles have been printed deploring conditions, accus-. ing the University of relaxing rules for t...…

…~MI~'J~ MIeHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OM T. 194 :7-'-"' WOMEN'S STAFF BARBARA DtE FRIES Women's Editor JUNIOR NIGHT EDITORS Phyllis Present Shirley Rakey Alice Fretz Frances Triestram SJanet Veenboer Betty Harvey GUARD HEALTH: And Build Up Endurance To Fulfill Patriotic Duty EACH and every American MUST re- direct his entire life, in order to do his or her part to win this war. Nothing is more important today than that duty that each of us has i...…