… L iot i an ttg Weather Cloudy followed by showers. Warm-fresh to strong winds. VOL. LV, No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 2, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Fighting Six Miles from Carigara Students U' Groups j TO Sponsor New Show Will Present 'Kampus Called 'Biggest and Best In History' Final plans have been completed for Kampus Kapers-a new enter- tainment and activities show for the campus-which will be held at 8 p. m. W...…
…c ''HE MTCHWAIII AIL THURSDAT, ISO V. 2, 1944 STUDENT DRIVERS: Ban on Undergraduate Autos Becomes Effective Today a. .ms su irs..a .,., s s. v .a as a s~i s i.. 6 a._..M.._-..., Ft'irSnD A ....O V ... 2. ,,1w.44 Students will not be permitted to operate or drive in an automobile after 8 a. m. today when the Uni- versity ban on operating automobiles goes into effect. This ban has been in effect since 1927 and provides that no student in ...…
…THURSDAY, NOV. 2, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Lund, Chubb Replace Wiese, Nussbaumer Crisler's New Line-Up Faces Penn Saturday By DAVE LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor Michigan's grid reputation in the East will be put to an acid test this Saturday when they face a youthful but potent University of Pennsyl- vania team in one of the nation's top intersectional clashes at Philadel- phia's Franklin Field. Michigan adherents will especia...…
…FOU HE l ic j(, A tbAfL. THURSUAY, NOV. 2, '1 .i . .:...., .... . .::..yam .......a ., ..;.... .. .> _ a:u...,ra. ,eau Fifty-Fifth Year Time for a Change? DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I.- .14r r '! Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips . . . . . Managing Editor Stan Wallace . . . .. City Editor Ray Dixon . . . ....…
…THURSDAY, NoV., 2, '1941 THE M ICHIGAN DAILY 'Saturday Grid Shuffle' Open to Coeds, Servicemen, Civilians Game Broadcast Is Part of Program The "Saturday Grid Shuffle." a brand-new all campus dance which will combine listening to the Michi- gan-Pennsylvania football game and dancing to snappy new records, will be given from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Satur- day in the main ballroom of the Michigan Union. According to Paul John, chairman of the even...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, .Nt mp . I I Ma" NOTED SPEAKER: U.S. Commissioner Sayre To Open Oratorical Series _ : : : z Speaking on "Our Relations with the Philippines," the Hon. Francis B. Sayre, United States High Commis- sioner to the Philppines at the time of the Japanese invasion, will open the Oratorical Association series Nov. 16 in Hill Auditorium. Sayre, who succeeded Paul V. Mc- Nutt as High Commissioner to the Islands in Jun...…
…TISDAY, NOV. 2, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN New Heads Are Elected FIRST IN NATION: Hillel Foundation Will Burn Mortgage at Banquet Nov. 26 As the first in the nation, the Michigan Hillel chapter purchased its own quarters on campus two years ago and will score another first when the mortgage is burned at a banquet November 26. The three-story building, located Walton To Lead Engine Council in Fall Term Representing all students i...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY gem= Three-Day Press Meeting To Be Held Here' Five New Scholarships Given Students by China State EditorsPublishersI To Convene Nov. 9-10-11 Department of Journalism Will Play Host To Conference; Lectures Are Open to Public I The 27th annual meeting of the United Press Club of Michigan, whose members include -editors and publishers throughout the state, will meet Nov. 9-10-11 under the auspices of the Depart...…
…AY,' NOV. 2, 1944 T HE I C. -A N - li -A'I'F I V P A f'.F. NiNF. TW~~Mq-L r te' leaMIVT11 aC N FII1TV L£3H 1 L 1~E rAUr, trily ONLY ONE DRIVE: War Chest Ser Men, Alies, N( When you give to the Ann Arboi Community and War Fund cam- paign, you will be contributing to 13 local health and welfare agencies and 23 national war relief organiza- tions at one time. This year Ann Arbor faces a task 10 per cent greater than last year. The 1945 goa...…
…PAGE TEN I . 4 ~ta THE MICHIGAN AL IL ,.,._ . t E h-IORAL N ICON CONCERT I I 1944-HMILL AUDITORIUM-1945 w " I SChe14 u/ le 0/l Con cerLb I E venings at 41-930, upiless otherwise Indicated. i\ HELEN [RAUBEL SOPRANO SA TURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 .4....................................................fp p ff s CLEVELAND ORCH ESTRA I I HELEN TRaAUBEL VLADIMIR HOROWITZ SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY (This concert will Lbe broadc...…
… IN 'N Y lti 4 mwrn aitl Weather Scattered showers toi cooler, fresh to strong a VOL. LV, No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, NOV. 3, 1944 PRICE FIVE azis Smashed in Land, Aerial Battle Honor System To Be Partly Dropped Freshman, Sophomore Engineering Classes Will Have Proctors at Exams By RAY SHINN The Honor System of Examination will be practically eliminated from the more populous freshman and sophomore engineering classes...…
…TilE MICHIGAN fAIL FRIDAY, NOT. 3, 19. of. Newcomb Open Hillel iks Tonight Five Students Will Fill Top Positions on The Michigan Daily Speaking on "Politics and Propa- ,nda," Prof. Theodore Newcomb, cently returned from working with e OWL, will open the weekly series talks and discussions which will low Friday night services at the nai Brith Hillel Foundation this 11 at 8:30 p.m. today in the Foun- tion Auditorium. Prof. Newcomb, before l...…
…THE MIChIGAN DAILY PAGE Wolverines Face Strong Penn Eleven in Renewal of classic Michigan Seeks Fourth Consecutive Win in Tilt Crisler Elevates Lund and Chubb to Starting fackfield to Replace Wiese and Nussbaumer By BILL MULLENDORE A 33-man Michigan football squad will leave Ann Arbor at 3 p.m. today, bound for Philadelphia and a clash with a youthful but strong Penn- sylvania eleven at Franklin Field in what promises to be one of the mo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOV Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Farming Easier than Columning DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I , -. , ' WI lited and managed by students of the University ichigan under the authority of the Board in Control tudent Publications. Editorial Stafff lyn Phillips a Wallace' tDixon Ot Mantho e Loewenberg ris Kennedy Managing Editor City Editor Associate Editor Sports Editor * . . Associate Sports Edi...…
…THE MIClIG AN fDAILY QaE PAGE ' : . rI ay BACK FROM FRANCE: AP Photo Editor To Headline Press Club Program Nov. 10 E. K. Butler, photo editor of the Associated Press, recently returned from France where he took pictures of the entire French campaign, wild headline the program of the 27th annual meeting of the University of Michigan Press Club to be held here, Nov. 9-11. Butler will address press clubmem- bers at a dinner meeting to be he...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. FRIDAY, NOV. 3, Homecoming To Re turn to M ichigan Campus .1 I£ First Celebration Since War Scheduled for Next Friday {.\_ Qrid Shuffle Will Be Held Michigani's first wartime homecom- ing will be the spotlighted celebration scheduled to begin with a pep rally next Friday, Nov. 10, at the Yost Field House. The fete will be an entire weekend affair, its purpose to revive some of thle University's pre-war college ...…
… r s g 'AGE SEVEN JGPC rCom ittee Plans Extensive Program for Year I _ There's Still Hope If WACs :=r .: . : ' k .', . ffi? i".: 't. ; . .'..,.',.. i'N! ' ~jam > y .. '~ + n LkL ,, fit.. ,_;. .. ' s r ., _. ,. " .. .. ' The JGP central committee got off to an early start in planning its campaign for the selling of war bonds and stamps when it met for the first time this term at 4 p.m. yesterday in the League. JGP has decided to have its...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY EU WAY, r [ ORAI NION CONCERTS 1944-HlLL AUDlTORIUM-1945 Sch edlule a o 7ceIrt Evenings at 8:30, unless otherwiise indicated. HELEN TIRAUBEL SOPRANO............................................. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA GEORGE SZELL, GUEST CONDUCTOR ................ SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 7:,00 P.M. (This concert will be broadcast over the Mutual System and by short wave) FR...…
…I MI it qii l i i i Y lirigmi Daitt Weather Partly cloudy and much colder today. VOL. LV, No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, NOV. 4, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Budapest in Panic as Russians Near City U.S.Troops Close In on Roer River Schinidt Captured By Advancing Yanks By The Associated Press SHAEF, Paris, Nov. 3.-The southern flank of the U.S. First Army assault swept two miles southeast of cap- tured Vossenack today, overrunning the G...…
…_________THE MICHIGAN DAILY LeisIattre MESSAGE TO FRANCE: SATURDAY, NOV. 4, 1944 Clements Library Receives Full Set of" DDay Notices A former student who is now a also printd in English. The notices lieutenant colonel stationed in France were posted as the Allies advanced. has forwarded to the William Clem- Liberation Proclamation Posted ents library what appears to be a One of the posters is a copy; of fairly complete set of notices pre- Ge...…
… SATURDAY, NOV. 4, 1944 TIIE ' Varsity Resumes ____. . . .. .,... ,r .......................... '#takn the £~euhd4, By HANK MANT1HO Daily Sports Editor WHEN the Associated Press released their version of the top ten teams in the country at the beginning of this week, half of the nation's 10 top college-service football teams in the poll were from the Mid-West and this again tended to strengthen the conviction that this section of the coun...…
…w.. TIE lICtIGAN DAILY SATiURDAYV, &1v_ Ikjfly u~ Fify.Fifth.Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student PublEcatioins. Edtor; l Staff Evelyn Phillips . . . . Managing Editor Stan Wallace . . . City Editor Ray Dixon . . . Associate Editor Hank Mantho . . . . . Sports Editor Dave Loewenberg , Associate Sports Editor Mavis Kennedy . Women's Editor Business Staff Le...…
…SATUR&AY,'NOV. 4,1'944 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY nmtm* Novel 'Grid Shufflel To Be Held Today In Union Ballroom . t Coeds To Sign Mich-Penn Football Game Will Be Followed Play-by-Play on Chart While Dancers Swing Out to Music at Spirited Wolverine Party A novel combination of listening fans the North Lounge, in additio to gridiron plays via the radio and J to the ballroom, has been obtaine dancing to snappy recordings at the for dancing. The ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT RMNV ,14 URPAY, NOV. 4. 1944 rl CHORAL UNIloN 0 0 CdERTrS 1944-HILL AUDITORIUM- 1945 Sh Ged/adte of Con ccrj Evenlings at. 8:30, umnless otherwise- indicated. HELEN TRAUBEL SOPRANO ... ................. .........SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 AC E E ANDGEORGE SZELL, GUEST CONDUCTOR .......... ".... SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12,7:00 P.M. (This concert will be broadcast over the Mutual System and by short wave) I DOROTHY MAY...…
…(ill ! U I it 0k ig tan ttiil Weather Cloudy Cold VOL. LV, No. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, NOV. 5, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Germans Driven from Greece in 38 Days lichigal Ground Attack Is Effective in First Periods Wolverines Score Six Touchdowns By DAVE LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Rolling up the highest score in the history of this intersectional classic, Michi- gan's spectacular running attack continued...…
…GE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY S-IN AY, NOV. 5, 1944 ~E TWO STJNDAY, NOV. 5, 1944 Iiciai Ilten at 1dar (Editor's Note: Contributions are wel- Italy; Grenoble and now Besan- comed to this column, devoted to 'U' of Michigan men and women in service coFrne and should be addressed to the Military Desk, The Michigan Daly, Student Pub- Sgt. Swinton, a member of the lications building.) Detroit bureau of the Associated A student at the University bef...…
…S-VNqDATY, NOV. 5, 1944 THE MICHIGAND.AILY _ _ _ .- CityChurches Welcome New Students President To Be Honored Glee Club Holds Smoker For the first Sunday of the fall term, the city's religious and church groups have planned a variety of programs for University students with new members particularly in- vited to attend. The Congregational-Disciples Guild will meet at 5 p. m. today at the Congregational Church for a cost supper and a prog...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAtLY SUNDAY, NOV. 5, 1944 ........_ +_aas .s______.___s__v__a____"___ LI I.l ./ Fifty-Fifth Year .1 -A' I' AI , w-:f 'I aesmaAmma oma Edited and managed by students of the University Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control Student Publications. Editorial Staff elyn Phillips n Wallace y Dixon:. ,nk Mantho e Loewenberg wis Kennedy . . Managing Editor City Editor Associate Editor Sports Editor * Associ...…
… SUNDAY, NOV. 5, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGE Campus Homecoming Exhibits To Be Judged Saturday, Nov.11 0> All displays feting Michigan's first wartime homecoming must be ready for judging by 9 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 11, it was announced yesterday by George Darrow, NROTC, secretary of the Union executive council. Winners of the display contest in both the men's and women's divisions will be announced at the half of the Illinois-Michigan gam...…
…sib. THE MICHIGAN DAILY a a Navy Machine Crushes To Smash Irish Undefec BALTIMORE, MD., NOV. 4-(P)- Fury engendered by eight years of frustration would not be denied today as the Navy football team, a big, tough and power-laden machine, crushed the hitherto undefeated No- tre Dame eleven, 32 to 13, in a game which kept an estimated capacity crowd of 67,000 in Municipal Stadium in various stages of emotion for the full 60 minutes. The Mi...…
…fIUNDAY, NOV. 5, 1944 THE MIfCHIAN- AIlY PA ESEVEN i! .1 1 8 l..l 1 - ' olverines Register RecordotalAainst Penn. Michigan State Toppled from Unbeaten Ranks Missouri Comes Back To Whip Spartans 13-7 By The Associated Press COLUMBIA, MO., NOV. 4-Mis- souri University Tigers spoiled the unbeaten and untied football record of Michigan State here this after- noon by charging to two second half touchdowns after they had trailed the Spartans...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SIvDAY, NOV. 5, 1944 rmy Takes Over Seven ants on MESA Strike By The Associated Press DETROIT, NOV. 4-The Army to- day took over seven Toledo war plants and the shell division of another be- cause, an Army officer asserted, strikes have "stopped the flow of am- munition, guns, trucks and tanks to General Eisenhower and General MacArthur. Immediately following the seizure, Matthew Smith, general secretary of the unaffiliat...…
… Y a1ir4t a Dairltwr Weather Occasional rain; Windier and Warmer VOL. LV, No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, NOV. 7 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Stalin Wants World Force Nationwide Polls Favor FDR bySlightMo 51'2 Per Cent of Civilian Vote, To Go to Roosevelt-Gallup Results of Soldier Ballot May Not Be Known For Two Weeks in Some States By The Associated Press NEW YORK-Four nationwide polls give President Roosevelt a slight lead as the nati...…
…PAGE TVO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOV. 7, PAGE TWG TUESPAY, NOV. ~, i Ao 0 i, vAIUn 1a j Fifty-Fifth Year F. D. R.'S RECORD: PFreparations f4or War o~eter6to the 6cttor of] of Edited and managed by students of the University Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control Student Publications. Editor al Sta Evelyn Phillips stan Wallace Ray Dixon Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy . . Managing Editor City Editor Asso...…
…1944 -E N-HIC IGA N DAILY PAGE THREE Intercollegiate Football Has Anniversary NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-(RP)-Inter- collegiate football in America ob- served its 75th birthday anniversary today. On Nov. 6, 1869, at New Brunswick, N.J., Princeton and Rutgers players, 25, to a side, discarded their hats, coats and vests, twisted their sus- penders into belts, and proceeded to do battle, Rutgers won the historic inaug- ural, six goals to four, but ju...…
… Sigrid Schultz. To Speak on Nazi Problem Germany Will Try It Again Predicts Lecturer Miss Sigrid Schultz, famed foreign correspondent, will speak at 8 p.m. Thursday in Rackham Auditorium under the auspices of the Women's War Council and the Michigan Al- umnae Club of Ann Arbor on "What Kind of Germany Will Ensure Peace?". Miss Schultz is now on a lecture tour coming from Detroit where she spoke in the Town Hall series. She was director of the...…
…li ri ICI _ i7i', ly r 51 AbF Ar .Ask,-- taw 4 A41r4t B"It ~ Iuit 5A.MFINAL . . .......... =7 --.7-- m- .............. .... . .... . ..... ---- - "" I VOL. LV, No. 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1944 wommons" * * * * * * * * Incumbent ii ** * epState Offices ., ,. . ,. a,. .,. 41 President Garners 391 Electoral Votes To Win By the Associated Press The vote-getting magic of Franklin Delano Roosevelt won him a fourt...…
…IE TWO_. THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._._ .. _ .._. _. Roosevelt Wins Election in Record ote io t...e .... 9 Election Score Card ... .. -.- (Continued from Page 1) was far ahead in the mountain and western states, and he had a comfortable edge in the east and northeast. There was an outside chance that soldier votes would change some state decisions. But the Roosevelt victory was safe. In eight of the eleven states counting their service ballo...…
… YNO v. 8, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY * I Yanks, Germans Battle for Vossenack Fight Is On for Road to Cologne, Rhine Valley German Counterattacks Knock First Army Back On Western Front By The Associated Press LONDON, NOV. 7-American and German troops were locked tonight in a swaying, bitter struggle for the center of the German town of Vosse- nack in Hurtgen Forest, with power- ful Nazi reinforcements battling fiercely to bar the road to Col...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WUDANUSDAY, mtg 1'1ituu Dai y Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Senate Has Its Own Feuds 'WANDERING MINSTREL': U.S., Russia Need No Third Party . r 9 . By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, NOV. 8-One of the hush- hush family feuds of the Senate flared un- blushingly into the open during the closing days of the campaign when Powell Glass,-son of the venerable 86-year-old Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, in effec...…
…WEIbDESDAY, NOV. 8, 1944 THE MlIC HlI:GAN DAILY PAGE IrxVE _ . _ . __ .~ V __.._s Michigan aces Illini Speedsters in Featured Big Ten Tilt Wolverines Work on Defense To StopYon Illinois on Way to Smashing Collegiate Mark; Elliot's Team Averages 403 Yards Per Game By BILL MULLENDORE Defensive measures designed to stop a whirlwind Illinois offense which is well on its way toward shattering all previous collegiate ground-gaining records ...…
…PAC SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wr DNESDA X, N 1~AGE SIX WEDNESDAY, I r C ' I Bk p r I r II \ °h ' YANKS POUR ASHORE IN PHILIPPINE INVASION-American troops, trom LSTs and LCMs run through the surf toward Leyte Island Beach, Central Philippines, as the invasion of the Philippines gets under way. 4* GENERAL MACARTHUR RETURNS TO PHILIPPINES-General Douglas MacArthur (left), with- Lt. Gen. Richard Sutherland at his side, wades throu...…
…Y Lie iga Ako :43, t t a . '!I WEAT1HER Cloudy and Occasional Light Rin VOL. LV, No. 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, NOV. 9, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS FDR POLLS 23 ILLIO I L OSLIDE II 11 * * Dewey' r * * * Lose State * * * * * on 50,000 'LOSt' Votes ! _ Kelly Heads Winning Michigan GOP Slate By The Associated Press DETROIT, NOV. 8-Governor Harry F. Kelly led the entire Republican state ticket to its third successive...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY &IrE &lAan DUII Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Britain Has Her Problems THE PENDULUM. Peace Cannot Be Built on H ate 0 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff Evelyn Phillips dStan Wallace Ray Dixon Hank Mantho, Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Managing Editor City Editor . . Associate Editor Sports E...…
…T I-CHI AN DAILY Michigan To Battle Illini in Homecoming Game Likely Cage Starters Cut To Seven Berce Called Best,; Harder Close Behind By MARY LU HEATH With the Dec. 2 opener against Western Michigan just a little over three weeks away, Assistant Basket- ball Coach Bill Barclay yesterday named seven candidates for the '44 cage quintet from which the five starters against the Broncos will be chosen. This list is subject to revision when...…
…porn , THlE MICHIGAN 1DAIL.Y __ _;...__ ____ _ R,SD WOMEN'S NEWS Small brothers and sisters may seem to be pests to coeds, but with a little ingenuity, and the assistance of the Child Care Program, they may be able to turn their little liabilities into assets. The manner of this transformation is in the Proxy Parents. This is a service, sponsored by the Child Care Committee, in which coeds may care for Ann Arbor children. The coed stays at t...…
…r . mI luui Y Sir itan Datu WEATHER Cloud1(y and Cooler Today Light Showers VOL. LV No. 9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS ,Vote] 'Unprepared For Peace,' Ruthven Says President Addresses 'U' Press Club, Asks For Adult Education "The answer to 'Are we prepared for peace?' is no, definitely no, and we on campus need your aid in pre- paring the people for it," Pres. Alex- ander G. Ruthven declared in an address...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY F fi Graft Trial Banker Gets 60 Days For Contemgpt of Court By The Associated Press LANSING, Nov. 9.- Francis P. Slattery, of Grand Rapids, assistant vice-president of the Michigan Na- tional Bank, was sentenced to the Ingham County jail today to serve 60 days for contempt of court before the legislative grand jury. Slattery was ordered to jail byl Judge Leland W. Carr, the grand juror, for giving "evasive and contra- dicto...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Squad Tapers Off for Illinois Game Tomorrow #taking the tunds By BANK MANTUO Daily Sports Editor : ---i Elliot's Team Amazes Fans byR olling Up Average of 403 Yards Per Game OMORROW'S Michigan-Illinois football game here will be the 30th contest between these two schools, and it will feature two of the top offensive teams of the 1944 grid campaign in the highlighted attraction of the week. These two squads fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Phillips' Second Letter to FDR THE PENDULUM: Study Russia in Historical Context > ____ 91I Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips Stan Wallace Ray Dixon. . Rank Mantho . . Dave Loewenberg . . Mavis Kennedy Business . Managing Editor. City Edito...…
