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…THURJSDAY, W~. 3, 1942 Scroll, Senior Honor Society Taps Five Outstanding Wornen Clad in their traditional caps and gowns, members of Scroll, senior hon- orary society for affiliated women, marched into various houses last night to tap five senior women. Those elected to the society are: Fran Triestram, Gamma Phi Beta; Nancy Gray, Alpha Gamma. Delta; Gloria Donen, Alpha Epsilon Phi; Frances Capps and Lorraine Dalzen, both of Pi Beta Phi.. Init...…

…FACE U i HE MiCiGAN DAi LY Schnabel, Famed Pianist, To AppearToday Deani Beineti Nade WMC Consultant 4 - - Dean Wells I. Bennett, of the Col- lege of Architecture and Design,Cre- cently was appointed a consultant on the War Manpower Commission. As advisor to Dr. Edward C. Elliot, Chief of the Professional and Tech- nical Employment and Training Divi- sion, Mr. Bennett will become a mem- ber of the group which is forming to consider thes...…

… it43U atw I I Weather Snow and Colder VOL. LIII No. 50 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Mammoth Struggle Raging Over Tunisia, * * * Petai FullPower in Africa Is Darlan's Admiral Takes .Over Job as Chief of State of French Africa, Sets Up Advisory Council By The Associated Press LONDON, Dec. 1.- Admiral Jean, Darlan, acting with the assertion that. Marshal Petain is a prisoner of the, Germans at Vichy, h...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HE WANTS MORE ENGINEERS: Lovell Predicts Sharp Decline In College Liberal Arts Study Liberal arts studies in college soon 'in a permanent shift in education to- Will be sharply curtailed Dean Alfred ward engineering and away from lib- H. Lovell of the electrical engineer- eral arts" the Dean emphasized. But technical men during the war ing school -told members of Sigma will be needed greatly, he said, and Rho Trtau, engine...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T 'IREE White Elected 1943 Grid Captain; Wistert Most Valuable U Paul Tops 'M' Scorers;, Big Al Stages Comebackl (Continued from Page 1) the opening gun. By the time of the Northwestern tilt, however, he hit his stride and continued to the final game. The rise of Wistert was just as outstanding. "Ox" never played football in high school but was captain of the baseball team and a member of the track squad. On com...…

…0. U S tt' The Pointed Pen SAMdEL GRAFTOr's I'd Rather Be Right1 -"A>'p THE Cocoanut Grove catastrophe, which has claimed almost 500 lives, almost started as just another fire when it first came over the tele- type at 1:15 a.m. Sunday. The bulle- tin, dated from Boston, said: "A number of persons were in- jured tonight and some were be- lieved dead in a four-alarm fire in the Cocoanut Grove, a night club in the Bank Bay district, and al...…

….Ii, I11~ N -A - - !!!M U z Chase, Impromptu Lecturer, To Display Versatile Talent Here . - _ __ ... Junior Girls Planning Skits r <J- By SHIRLEY 1ASKEY Take an interesting background, flavor well with wit, add a dash of charm, sprinkle with a bit .of the sublime and the ridiculous, and the resulting personality will be that of, Ilka Chase, who will be presented by the Oratorical' Association Dec. 7 at Hill Auditorium. While the...…

…THE M1CIIGAN DAILY Russian Film to Be Presented by Art Cinema Soviet Movie Offered at 8:15 Tomorrow Through Saturday For its third presentation of the year, the Art Cinema League will offer the Russian film, "Guerrilla Brigade,"' together with three shorts on the Soviet in the war at 8:15 p.m. tomorrow through Saturday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. "Guerrilla Brigade" is a tribute to the heroic resistance of the Russian guerrilla fighters...…

…YI r 4hp aI -~, ,-- *0'~ Weter Light snow VOL. LIII No. 49 ANN 'ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DEC. 1, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Sub Sinks ig t Ships Off Jap Coast V - 4 Enemy Boats Are Damaged By The Associated Press PEARL HARBOR, T.H., Nov. 30. -Eight enemy ships totaling 70,000 tons were sunk by an American submarine, most of them only a short distance from the Japanese shore, Leut.-Comm. Thomas Bur- ton Klakring said today. Four...…

…THE IICHIGAN DAILY ', 3 * 1, lg42 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN TUESDAY, DEC. 1, 1942 the tax imposed by the Revenue Act VOL. LIII No. 49 of 1941. Do not wait until the tick- All notices for the Daily Official Bul- et has been stamped before giving etin are to be sent to the Office of the this information as it then neces- President in typewritten form by 3:30 .m. of the day preceding its publica- sitates the invalidating of the first ;ion, ex...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGIE TIREE Crisler Awards 26 Varsity Letters To. Michigan Gridders t f {+ Courtmen To Play First Game Against Spartans By BOB SHOPOFF Coach Bennie Oosterbaan took over the reins of the Michigan basketballj squad yesterday and practice showed that the players had one idea in view -winning a berth on the starting quintet for the opening game of the season against Michigan State next Monday. With ending of footbal...…

…PARK rox TRH u TcX D=x _. _ . v-.. T1UESDAY, DUEC . , 1942 ._ T 1.. _ _.. 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 The Associated Press is exclusively entitl...…

…1 3E~frA. DEC. . '1f42TR tii iI Hillel oundation 46. To Give Annual Dance Saturday, ec.1 _ E ro- ._ Thirty Guests Frorn Custer To Be Invited All Proceeds To Be Donated To Bomber-Scholarship Fund; 'Warsages' Will Be On Sale "Dance for patriotism" will charac- terize Hillel's annual fall dance which will be held from 9 pm. to midnight. Saturday, Dec. 12 in the ballroom of the League, accordingto Grace Freud- berg, '45, social chairman of"th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ANOTHER WAR CASUALTY: Gloomy Future for Fraternities Seen by Conference Delegates FirstWounded Fro French Africa Smile 'I HAVE NOBODY ELSE't5 Little Lady Searches in Vain Among Burned Bodies for Son "There was nothing but bad news for fraternities at the National In- terfraternity Conference in New York City," H. Segar Slifer, general secre- tary of Chi Psi fraternity, said yes- terday upon returning to his home here; af...…