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… 'PERSPECTIVES Page Nine JaBBd . .by Jean Brodie AVIE sat down on the curb and thrust his head between the palms of his hands. He didn't feel like Playing any more al- thougn he'd found a sure hide-out over in back of Ted Logan's shack, one Joe and Griddles and the rest would never find. Ted said it'd be all right to hide there when he wanted to if he didn't knock over any of the piles of card- board and newspapers he had stored up there. Ted...…

…Page Ten TPERSPECTIVES . s sdr a V .4 i./' %0 i i T A., .... .. BOOKS IN SEASON Autobiography, by Eric Gill. 300 pp. New York: The Devin Adair Company. $3.50. Eric Gill's Autobiography is disturbing reading. It is disturbing because in three hundred pages we see a man growing in his faith, realizing his mission, and actually living his philosophy of life, a thing which very few of us do. It is also disturbing because there is too much sinc...…

… "PERSPECTIVES Page Elegen THE M X BR OTHERS AND THE COMIC SPIRIT ...by Robert Hemenway (Mr. Hemenway's essay is of the type which the Editors wish to en- courage for Perspectives in the future. The problen treated here- that of the comic hero on the modern screen-suggests a dozen other simi- lar discussions which would be-of in- terest to our readers.) EVERY COMEDIAN wears a mask, denial-of his seriousness and excuse for our laughter. An...…

…Page Twelve 'PERSPECTIVES BOOKS IN SEASON W44e ,164 The Hills Beyond By Thomas Wolfe Random House, 1941 Books by Thomas Wolfe, those printed and those which can conceiv- ably be recovered from the mass of unpublished manuscript, may no longer be considered as novels, short story col- lections or essay selections; for by the grace of the publishers and the enthusi- asm of a large portion of the American reading public they have become only ...…

… Jr ja t -dL. 40v Av t 4:I ait Editorial No Attempted Dupe In Aluminum Drive. Cloudy and. Cooler Rain or Snow Tonight .... VOL. LII. No. 41 South Russian Forces Resist Savage Attack On Gateways Nazis Clain Bridgehead To Caucasus Beseiged; Battle Centers At Kerch Moscow Offensive May Begin Again (By The Associated Press) The showdown for effective control of the Russian Crimea and the bridgeheads to Caucasia appeared to be fast approach...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ( oneert Stars State To Fight License Plate Allocation Will Perform a In Joint Recital t a Choral Union To Present i G. Martinelli, E. Piza In OperaticProgramP Tenor will blend with bass when Giovanni Martinelli and Ezio Pinzar of the Metropolitan Opera appear inc a joint recital at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday on the Hill Auditorium stage.1 It will be the fourth concert in the annual Choral Union Series. Tickets to the perfo'rmance...…

… BER i4,'1941 'ilE ICHIG(AN DAILY Gridders Wind Up Practice For Contest Frosh Grid Numeral Winners Will Play In Intra-Squad Ga By KEV JONES Reader, right half, is speed Freshman Football Coach Wally must be watched all the tim Weber yesterday announced the Bill Keenan at left half, an awarding of the 1945 numerals. At Vernier in the field general's the same time, Coach Weber gave can be counted on to play as; out the probable starting li...…

…THE C MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1941 A ir'tiitau at~ i i v bed and managed by students of the University of gan under the authority of'the Board in Control udent Publications. lished every morning except Monday during the rsity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the r republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All of...…

… _____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ATnual Jnterfraternity Ball Will Be Held Today Thermometer Will Register Contributions Gifts To Fund For Red Cross Will Be Recorded On Chart 0n League Lobby During Drive It won' be the temperature but rather the progress of the women's division of the Red Cross drive which will be recorded on a thermometer to be set up in the League Lobby to- morrow, along with a chart. The chart will have represented on it all dor...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NO VEMBER 14, 1941 I Principals Hold Annual Talks With Students 'Articulation Of Secondary School, College Work' Is Theme Of Meeting Another Principal-Freshman Con- ference was recorded in the annals of the University's history yesterday when deans, principals and teachers. from 104 midwestern high schools and junior colleges returned to their posts after what has been acclaimed one of the most sucessful confere...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SE University Faculty Provides Experts 1'o Work In National Defense Fields t - r Forme r Editor Pink Pills Please Pale People Will Describe Pharmacy Students Concoct Britain At War Popular Household Remedies Fifteen Men Are On Leave To Assist Departments Of U.S. Government By BILL BAKER National defense needs are con- stantly calling experts from all fields, and the University of Michigan fac- ulty has proved to...…

…4 TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY )pades And Shovels' Find Pots And Paws: University Men Unearth Relies Of Ancient Great Lake Indians )I- ASSOCIATED POCTURE PRESS NEWS V N By ROSEMARY RYAN . Vestiges of an ancient Indian civili- zation, buried for centuries in the shifting strata of the Great Lakes region, have been unearthed during the past summer in a continuation of the excavation work begun in 1938 by the Museum of Anthropology, ac- cording to ...…

… WC eather Y2 Slightly coler; ocasional £r43UU4 ? :aiti Editorial Air Improvements i crease U.oS. Danger . VOL. LMI. No. 40 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE C i _. _... Nazis Reach Kerehl Strait; Stal In Drive - ForMoso Third-Ranking Official In Vichy Government Killed In Plane Crash Finnish, American Relations Strained (By The Associated Press) The Germans claimed last night that their Crimean sp...…

… Midland, Milan. Monroe, Mt. Clem- pany will be in this office on Friday, pointnents. Application blanks ens, Niles. Northville, Oak Park, Os- November 14, from 9 to 5 to inter- also to be filled out in advance. DAILY OFFICIAL coda. Owosso. Paw Paw, Plymouth. view students from the following de- DAILY Pontiac. Pt. Huron, Portland, River partments: Mechanical engineering, Candidates for the Teacher's C 1BJUL l IN Rouge, Rochester, Romeo, Royal...…

… T_ __IG N DAL Use New Offensive Tactics Against Lions Team Leaves For 'Columbia ContestToday Thirty-Six Players Named For Trip; Little Uses Many Spinner Plays By STAN CLAMAGE If practice sessionsmean anything, and theygenerally do, there will pro- bably be quite A display of offensive football this Saturday when the Wol- verines tackle Columbia in New York. For many weks now, Coach Fritz Crisler has been digging deep into his collection o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL 'g £r1$ ally I C_ WI OF~ 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 of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspap...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Daily Winter Fash ion Preview To Be At Women Art Students Find Gay Smocks Good Fashion Note University Delegates Attend Conference Gertrude Innwood, '43, Jean John- } c w 'At ,h/fi a hfnwi T~n++z~iar n ;r They wear them all the time over Miss Betty King of the faculty, are at the architectural school to keep attending the State Conference of the the charcoal and turpentine off their Athletic Federation of College Wo...…

…TH E MICHIG AN DAILY THURSDT. NVMWaRn .11 Reds Report Co unterattacks DMITROV STARITSA KLIN ZAGORSK PUSHKINO VOLOKOt L V-: BORODIN V PODOLSK. OZHAI KFOMI NSK BOROVSK SERPUKHOV p .A EKSIN Oka - TULA In the battle of Moscow, the Russians asserted they had encircled large German forces at Volokolamsk, northwest of Moscow, and that they ,were counter-attacking south of Moscow in the Serpukhov, Alek- sin and Tula zones. Northwest of Moscow there h...…

… Weather Partly Cloudy Jr gift 43UU ~~IAit Editorial I' The ASU Changes Its Tune... i M ISM VOL. LIL No39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nazis Play Up Part Of Finns In New Drive AgainstSoviet Germans Seek To Slash Russian Communication With Northern Harbors Tokyo Newspaper 'Denounces Britain BULLETIN - HELSINKI, Wednesday, Nov. 12- P-The Finnish Govern- ment rejected today the United States' ...…

…- --- -~ -~ 6 THE MICHTAN DAILY ...: .r ..,.: v.sa a v s L a.i n i u i ,......-....w. .....,. .. w.xaw....wvw. w .. , ... ,. _. ..,: f Beauty Album To Be Offered By New Garg' Fcgilty Men Will Discuss World War II's Effect On Various Institutions Speaking of the fan mail received by the fairer of the weaker sex fol- 'lowing publication of their pictures in national magazines, Michigan men will find good use for stamps and dial phones wpen t...…

… iseott Takes East Quad Football Crown Di Maggio Named Most Va I V Fletcher Hall Loses In Final Coniest, 13-9 Walt'Fish Stars In Defeat; TricIy Pass Offensive Is MarginOf Victory By DON MELA Displaying a baffling passing at- tack f rop a novel spread formation, Presgott House's unbeaten touch footkgl1 team won the championship of the East Quadrangle league yes- ter ay, by overcoming Fletcher Hall, 13-9. , Fletcher 'held a 2-0 lead at half...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY M1 w; . a - . -4 lited and managed by students of the University of ligan under the authority of the Board in Control student Publications. ablished every morning except Monday during the versity year and Suflner Session. Member of ite Associated Press be Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credited to r not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All ts of republication...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY I For Students Qinny Allen, Ann Arbor Soprano, Wins Miller's Son gstress Cont e . . * WAAntics Red Cross Materials Will Be At League For House Officers pest To Be Today Colored Ribbons To Distinguish Social Committee Members; Campus Groups To Be Guests All students, as well as the seven residence groups who have received special invitations, are welcome to attend the second Ruthven Tea from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. today at ...…

…________ *TH On Japanese Mission DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN LANSING, Nov. 11-- (P)-"The Raises of between $10 and $15 a first pay raise in years" for members month for a troopers and officers of the Michigan State Police will be below the ran of commissioner have asked of the State Civil Service Com- been requested, it was said. The in- mission tomorrow, Oscar G. Olander, crease would amount to $42,000 more public safety commissioner, said. in...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAI-LY Restaurateurs Explain Rises In Food Costs By DAN BEHlRMAN Local restaurant owners present a varied fron\t to recent accusations that their quoted wholesale prices on food are higher than the current retail level. Prices in many fields, while ap- parently lower to the housewife, are increased for restaurant owners be- cause of quality considerations and special requirements, a consensus of opinion revealed. In the case of ...…

…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY .:. Pictorial News Of The Day <. k I , F .' t ir..:N ry""... 6.. M1 1 { ,.. N U R S E-Bikes are used by Russian medical nurses such as this girl, serving in the field about besieged Moscow. The let- ters on the kit stand for the U.S.S.R. in Russian. V I S IT OQR S FROM M EXICO-Native costumes strike a gay note for this view of Dr. Victor Manuel Oropeza of Puebla, Mexico, and his daughter Juana, 6 years old. They...…

… f FASHION SUPPLEMIEN1 Sir iga Ikit FASHION -(-PP IMFNT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 y 4 'All Eyes On You 'To BeAt 4:15 P.M. Tomorrow Seventh Shoxw To' Carry Out Dai ustom Semi-Annual Style Presentation Has Been Feature Of The Daily Since Its First Affair in 1939 Army And Summer Are Other Themes "All Eyes on You", the Daily style review which will be presented tomor- row, will carry on a tradition, estab- lished...…

… 4 THE MICHIGAN fDAILY s s Yai. a V l y .a 1 L {Z 4P at 9 WOMEN'S STAFF Women's Editor Janet Hiatt Ass't. Women's Ed. Grace Miller Junior1 Night Editors:. Margaret Avery Jeanne Cordell Barbara DeFries Jean .Gilmer Kay Ruddy Lois Shapiro \ ~ ISSUE EDITOR: JEAN GILMER/ Plastic Slipper Fitsi Modern Cinderellas You too can be a Cinderella in the next thing to glass slippers as the latest] footwear for evening is plastic net. Made of a newly d...…

… TIE MICHICAN DAILY I Fashion Goes 'About-Face' In New Trend Designers Will Lengthen Skirts And Raise Necklines As Style Predicts What Will Be Worn By JEAN GILMER When you stop to analyze the cur- renit trends, taking into consideration such details as necklines, shoulder and sleeve treatment, waistlines and slirtlines, fashion narrows down to this: Biggest news is the plunging hem- line, cousin to the deep neckline we wore last spring. t's ...…

…T TI~H1 AND 1LY Novel Sweater Styles Brighten College Attire ,Argyles, Scotch Plaid, V-Neck, Blazers Popular This Season; Brooks Sweaters Still Reign By FRANCES TRIESTRAM Sweaters and skirts, good old col- lege uniforms, don't always need to be the same prosaic costumes. Novel- ty, if not overdone, will add spice to a sweater wardrobe. Witness the rapid rise of the Argyle plaid pullover and the amazing popu- larity of the V-neck early this Pa...…

… Y, NOVEMEf 12D 1941 ........___... HE IIC~HILGAN DAI~LY Formal Attire Hits Spot-Light. I n New'Styles Bows To Catch Bedu -AM Males Influence Feminine Style, "Sensible" Coeds Turn Thumbs Down OnKnee Socks, Fussy Clothes, Bare Midriffs By BARBARA de FRIES colored coats, tight clothes, ankle That sounds sensible so we'll put Thanks to the Theta Sigma Phi bracelets, high-heeled sandles, Dr. them up in the first class and hence, is girls, w...…

…iltT WC!E MIACIGAN DAILY WEDNDA NOWf'- 3iU 12 ), 1041 Turtle Posture, Shoulder Wings Fatal To PersoalityQuotient 'All Eyes On You' Michigan Theatre --Tomorrow By BIEATIWE iMOUiA~hi Upon first appearance there is -othing that discloses character soon- 3r than posture, since as' a rule it is .he first thing that attracts one's attention. If a person stands in a turtle fash- ion, the most natural result is that. this person will immediately b...…

… 0 W Peathear 1Il Sdic igau 4k .aiti Continued Cold; Snow Flurries Editorial A New Meaning For Armistice Day... VOL. LH.No. 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1941Z-2 PRICE FIVE CENTS Talks, Parade Will Hiohhioht Armistice lay Rally Of SDD Intervention Group Panel Of Speakers To Include Slosson, Rust, O'Connor Peace After Victory To Keynote Meeting For the first time since World War I, students and townspeople' wills take...…

…r . ri as +,i ,L 4A AL v a &, i 'q it ,L-jk . 1 .7....E Latest Technic Has Menefee, Foust Articles St. Lawrence Waterway Is Featured In Edition Called 'One Of Finest' Featurilg an article by Prof. F. N. Menafee of the engineering mechan- ics department on the "St. Lawrence Seaway," the second issue of The Michigan Technic for the year will go on sale at 8 a.m. tomorrow at the Engineering Arch and in the lobby , of tie East Engineering Buildin...…

… THE11 CHT"'yAIL Brave Mud, Cold To PORTFOLIO 0 Meet Luigi Piccolo " Lou Little To You w, By HAL WILSON ! 'Daily Sports Editor A BIG ITALIAN guy named Luigi Piccolo has been turning out good football teams up on Morning- side Heights for quite a while now. Call him Luigi, though, and no- body would know who you meant. For long ago, this fellow decided that Piccolo was much too heavy a burden to carry through life, and promptly resorted t...…

…TIIEMICHIGANDAILY gry tr t ttit Ualtu *1 - Eaited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publication~s. 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 credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspap...…

… TaE MICHIGAN DAILY New Schedule 1i Schol'rship Awards Presented 0 , Atuthe eighth annualAssembly Banquet yesterday, five senior wo- men 'were tapped by members of Senior Society and nine additional independent women were given awards for highest scholarship and activity averages. Virginia Capron, '43, general chair- man of the banquet, was toastmis- tress of the evening. Activity awards for the houses with the highest aver- ages in parti...…

…THIE MIC HIGAN DAILY TUE8DAY, NOVEBER 11, 194 It i r. r rr, or n r i i rrrr" Game Pictures To Be Feature of New Garg' Sports Quiz, Candid Shots Add To Football Theme Of Next Week's Issue Football season will be all but for- gotten Tuesday, Nov. 18, when Michi- ganders relive every tense moment of the great game-the thrill of the completed pass, the belly flop into the Speech Group To Hear Talk By A. H. Lovell Speaking on the advisability ...…

… Weather Y2 40 an Cloudy; Snow Flurries. r Iaiti Editorial I Victory Must Not Bring 1erian PInishment.. I VOL. LII. No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1941 Z-323 PRICE F iCE F.v rIVE a - ~-.- - -- - I ... is ! T1 !-" \f Y /A"v J" 'mot 1 Congressional. Leaders Seek Rust, Slosson To Speak i/ At Armistice Day Rally Neutrality Poll For Thursday Student Views To Be Represented By Don O'Connor; 'Win The War-Wi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1941 Powder Puff Pilots Prepare To Purchase Plane For Club Powder puff pilots, trading their knitting for sky hooks,, will meet to-. morrow evening at 8 p.m., in the Michigan League for the first meet- ing of their flying club when they will decide on buying a new plane to reduce individual flying costs. Girls who have long nourished a d esire to take to wings, but have been grounded by the -high cost o...…

… TH~ MT~1ILGAN 1I~AILY PAGE TI Notre Dame . ... 20 Ohio State ......46 Michigan State .. . Navy ......... 13 Wisconsin... ..34 Purdue ........ r 0 Minnesota o Nebraska 91 Northwestern .. . 20Iowa . .. .14 Illinois . ... 0 UIndiana... . I Pitt Beats Fordham, Baylor ies Texas Panthers Hand Rams Surprise Setback, 13-0 Pitt Scores First Triumph This Season As Saksa, Jones Register Tallies PITTSBURGH, Nov. 8,-(P)-Pitt 13; Fordham 0...…

…THt MICHTIGAN DATTJY ", Un s k. C a .u M #a R # i .;1 i/ #i.# . y+.. I' Daiy - - m I and managed by students of the University of to under the authority of the Board in Control lent Publications. shed every morning except Monday during the ity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited to ot otherwise credited in this ;newspaper..Al f...…

… THE MiCHIGCAN DAILYt Assembly Banquet Will Take Place Tomorrow , Independents Will Present Honor Awards Dean Alice Lloyd To Speak; Senior Society To Tap New Members In Theatre Setting Raising the curtain on independent activities for 1941, Assembly will pre- gent its annual banquet at 6 p.m. to- morrow in the League, with the "drama" providing the general theme as to 'programs, decorations and events of the evening. Dean Alice Lloyd wil...…

…f THE MICHIGAN DAILY Edward G. Bull Receives Commission Edward G. Bull, who received his the Navy kir Corps. Ensign Bull, of B. S. degree from the University, has Stockton, N. Y., will report to the cofnpleted his advanced training and Naval Air Station at Norfolk, Va., for has been commissioned an ensign in full-time duty with a patrol squadron. Dr. Gravit To Discuss 'Cuisine' In Meeting Of Cercle Francais h 1 Selections From Debus...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY V& _ - .._ ,,,wr.. Choir Festival To Be Held Today More than 400 church choir singers eral familiar hymns. Mary Eleanor will participate in a district choir Potter, organist of. the First Metho- festival under the direction of Prof. dist Cfhurch, will open the festival 7_1--4 with a brief organ recital. DAILY OFFICIAL Bi Hardin A. Van Deursen of the School of Music at 8:15 p.m. today in the First Methodist Church. Eig...…

…T 11E M ?7,TA N DtiTY t Oratorical Association Provides $20,000 Scholarship I,~~~~~ 9 - Fund Best Forum in Country HoosPo.True blood Outstanding Record Of Presenting Nation's Famed Speakers To Ann Arbor Dates Back To 1854 . (Editor's Note: The Daily is deeply indebted for source .material. to the 'Ensian, Michigan Alumnus, and the Michigan Alumnae Quarterly . evIew.)4 By'MORTON MINTZ and JAMES CONANT Three decades of cultural service by th...…

… Wev ather /L Sir ia Snow Flurries, Cold. Ar Editorial Finland's Defensive WarF. - VOL. LU. No. 36 ANN ARBOR, MIChIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Red Offensive Raises Hopes For Ultimate Soviet_ Victory sJ - Withdrawals Of Nazi Air Squadrons From Areas In North Aid Moscow Germans Stalled; Take Punishment - BULLETIN -- BERLIN, Saturday Nov. 8-(P) -Berlin underwent an air raid dur- ing the night for the first ti...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Awarded the Croix de Guerre in the first World War and recently accepted with overseas rating a sec- ond time by the U. S. Arny, Prof. Bryan Rust of Wayne University will be one of three speakers to .address the Armistice Day Rally in RackhamI Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday. Also on the program-sponsored by the Student Defenders of Demo- cracy-will be talks by Prof. Preston Slosson of the history department and Don O'Conno...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 avy-Notre Dame Game Highlights ation's ridiron' Card a v Redshirts Win From Vaisity Robinson Scores Twice. During 20-0_Triumph By STAN CLAMAGE It was a day of reminiscing yester- day, a day that recalled the exploits, of the Harmon and Evashevski fresh- man crew of 1937. Remember whenj that squad, clad in the red uniforms- of obscurity, often trounced the mighty blue-shirted varsity? Yester- day it was a reserve ban...…

…TUE MICHIGAN IDAILY Michigan Daily ~1 .Ij ,.. -.., ., --l -'.4. / .i 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 reblication of all hews dispatches credited to It or not otherwi...…