…SDA;DEC:,1, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA( THREE Unbeaten Varsity, Selfridge Field uintets Play O 0 Splits Keglers Suffer Defeat, A new bowling five nown as the Strikers accomplished what every other team in the Campus Bowling League has been unsuccessfully trying to do since the beginning of the sea- son when they gave the league-lead- ing Splits their first defeat Tuesday night and ended the latter's consecu- tive game winning streak ...…
…- : . >r~~~-;r ~IiL qA D W 17, IS 4 ... 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 entitled to the use for republication of...…
…ItH144 M I Kn i i-i &TTY alai nrY i",1'~£.' ' '.! . ... ....w .... . ..... . a.. i . .v ..y, a s o i - XrNT A. 14 Ann Arbor Takes British Young Under Wing, Aids Nursery Abroad By MARJORIE ROSMARIN "I'm impressed with the great amount of work the Save the Chil- dren Federation accomplishes with the least amount of re'd tape," said Mrs. Preston Slosson, chairman of the federation branch in Detroit and Ann Arbor. The SCF was founded in 193...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY : sC. 71942 Army and Navy Reservists- to Be Placed on Active. Duty will be detailed to the Army Specialized Training Pro- gram. their. professional.4udies. in- acceler- ated curricula in approved institu- tions. 7) V-1 or V-7 engineering students in good standing will be per- mitted to complete a total of eight terms in prescribed courses at ac- credited engineering colleges. 8) V-5 men or men transferring from V-1 to V-5...…
… It 4 :43 at I Weather Slightly Colder VOL' LII No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16, 1942 Active Duty within a Few Weeks for Reserves: MRCE FIVE CENTS F . -.__. Allies Har ass JapRemnants at Cape Hunt Enemy Raiding Party Incessantly Strafed, Bombed in Attempt to Land on New Guinea By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA, Dec. 16. (Wednesday) -Remnants of a Japanese force which made a landing despite bloody l...…
…-r 7 T H f ID Campus Artists. to Play Yule' Music Today .Palmer Christian and Madrigal Choristers to Present Program ANOTHER DEFENSE COURSE: Military Map Making is A dded f to University's War Curriculum Call Is Issued for U' Men DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 11I OUR Featuring performances by Prof.- Palmer Christian, University organist, the Madrigal Singers and Nancy glummer Faxon, soprano, a program of unusual Christmas music will be pre...…
… aI WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16, 1942 THE MIC141GAN DATT.V PAL ,' ruit.rip JL L JUL -I If l! ODT May Divide Big Leagues f .. PHILADELPHIA, Dec,. 15.- (P)- The Philadelphia Record says the office of Defense Transportation is "giving serious consideration" to a plan for dividing Big League Baseball into eastern and western divisions, proposed editorially by The Record last Sunday. The record quotes Joseph B. East- man, director of the ODT, as...…
…TRZ :14kc i x1i " ,. -t vu ,itIk~ T $~ ~a. .12 24~ r. Fift y-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board n Control of Student Publications. .Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- 5ay-and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for r...…
… Mg~~ .;1 Army-Navy Dance Tickets, To Go On Sale Basic Students To Be Included In Annual Military Reserve Ball; Committee Begins Selling Today Members of the ROTC and NROTC may buytheir tickets for the joint Army-Navy Military Ball during their respective drill periods aty 4 p.m. and; 1 p.m..today, according to Cadet Col. Charles Thatcher and NROTC Lieut. Comm. Al Mactier, '44, co-chairmen for the affair. Starting today, tickets for the an-l ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY n fl!SAY, ~. 1,J1942 When The French Fleet Still Existed At' Toulon IRC "To Discutss Latin American War 'Policies "Latin-America and the War" will be discussed by representatives from six Latin American countries at the meeting of the International R~ela- tions Club at 7:30 p.m. today in'Room 231, Angell Hall. Speaking at the first of two meet- ings on the subject are J. Albert Bar- reda of Peru, Miss Ofelia Mendoza of Ho...…
…VOL. LIII No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DEC. 14, 1942 Weather Slightly Calder PI ICE FIVE CENTS Blaze Kills 110 In rvicemen's Hostel Briftish '!. . Drive Rommel From El Agheila " --- ____ U.S. Navy Sinks Jap Destroyer Enemy Airfield Near Guadalcanal Is Heavily Bombed in Powerful Army Air Offensive WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.- (A)- American dive-bombers and warships sank one Japanese destroyer, dam- aged at least four others, ...…
…WAGE TWO nATTV ,. M i'llrt' " xA'b'# ft'Cs/"t t.t.. irtA t .a -A. AJUL i7 -YA...11 T 1%IN7f 1%. L . L11 - -- - - -.. t UNDAYlI, DEC. 14, 194' w. I t _ " .n terViewR for Class Officers ' Will Be Today Lit School Seniors Will Vote Tomorrowj in University Hall Interviews for prospective candi- dates for senior class offices in the literary college will be held from 2 tb 5:30 p.m. today in the Michigan Union, the Men's Judiciary Council re...…
…-~ *4~ A:~4'~. i7HE MICHIGAN 1~AIL . f t Redskins End Bears'. Supremacy With 14-=6 Title Victory _ _ Kopel StaeA as Grappler Despite Size Rejected as Hockey Player, He Wins Job on Wrestling Team in 121-Pound Class By AL STEINMIAN The Wolverine wrestling squad boasts as one of its mainstays for the current year a 127-pound dininutive fellow named Dick Kopel.. Dick doesn't look much like & grap pier when you first set eyes on hii be...…
…'' !~t~ .1. ALJ~J ±VA.*L1IUjtiJ~ IJAiLI '1' k't' lf7tTC'trl'i' A ~T ~ a. ww 'ui' ,..... - - x_" ---- .... iraE. , ixi; L:i11lrA'1 1' 1J°A.1LY SW N AY, i 4;= 1 'I Fifty-Third Year I I Edited and managed by students of the University of Michgan under tb~e-authority of the., Board.in, Control of Studeit Publcations, P\ublished every morning except. Monday. during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon. day and Tuesday d...…
…n c A- ; -, z z fli~M I )CIAN' flAtLY Raog, +1' Skilied Women To Play Major Post-War Part Coeds Urged By Corrnell Faculty To Complete College Courses Prepariig For Recoristuction ITHACA .Y., P)=- Trained wo- men will not onlp fill important jobs in industry and in the fiels of public health and home economics dtiinkg the war, but also will play a major role in post-war reconsttUctio ac- cording to Corell University faeulty membis. Severe...…
…T --r ---" 77 - I r- - tt L,' At C h i C-' -4 N DAILY -- ------- - --- ------- ---- .. 4 .. ,w v . .w ; . RS r, I c U I a F i EF w H E A T T E ST-Capt. W. B. Bean checks pulse of Pvt. Gerald Juckett as latter pedals bicycle in 120 degree temperature as part of Army's testing of men and machines in laboratory at Fort Knox; Ky. The Armored Force conducts the tests. T H E W O M E N' - Sgt. Edward B. Yaryan (right) holds drawing an...…
…ICA 43a141 Weather coztirnuad il .u VOL. LIII No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DEC. 13, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS British Midwest War Council Led by Borman Manpower Delegates Set Up New Regional Student Organization to Coordinate Action Manpower representatives from five Big Ten schools and Michigan State College climaxed their two-day conference here yesterday by setting up a Midwest Student War Council with Michigan's Mary Borman Execu- ...…
…TWO THE MICTIM A N n A TIN .ST AY. iT'f!_ 1 191 TWO r~T~r MICIICAN t__. - .- ~ .' A~ .W.~ it'~L ~ £' 37..___U_ OlUivu XXj JLYZ - is, xy-17, ;u Campus War Effort Will Be Shown in Garg I MOV I E P REvis/1wJS i Madrigal Group Finhelstein to S peak on Religion to Give Cioncer t Religious differences in Europe which has been named by President II AS2E to See Movies on Making Alloy Steel f December Issue to Go on Sale Tuesday; 'One Big...…
…SDEIT 3; 1H19 TIWf MICHIGAN IlAII Ci AII ;AA;r: Mich igan Scores. Play FeaturesI Impressive 42-32 Win Over Marquette r Wiese 'S , Varsity S Second Vctory J It DENCHCOMBEB, Kallenberger Leads Scoring, Counting 15 Points; Hilltoppers Rally, but Fail to Cut Wolverine Lead IV (Continued from Page 1) fast break, they had the Wolverines on their toes throughout the tilt, but the Varsity proved equal to the task. The first half of ...…
…THlEMICHIGAN DAILY BuN z ; i 1 4 *31 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 entitled to the use for republication of all ne...…
…1q42~j, Ijf~M~i~ iITNPA C-- FfT fssembly Ball Mass Meeting T Be Bea Glass Named General Chairman As Board Chooses Central Committee Convening yesterday for the first time, the Assembly Ball central com- mittee decided on a mass meeting to be held at 4:15 p.m. Tuesday in the League Ballroom for all independen women who wish to work on Assem bly Ball committees. Chosen by Assembly Board from last week's interviews, the centra committee is hea...…
…THEE MICHIGAN DAILY s_:T-A is u Technic Sale Starts Tuesday, Editor Reports In the Good fellow Driver's Seat INSTRUCTIONS TO GOODFELLOW SALESMEN 1. The salesmen scheduled to sell at 8 a.m. are to report to The Daily office at 7:45 a.m. for buckets, papers and instructions. 2. Any questions or difficulties should be reported immediately to the Goodfellow chairman, 2-3241. 3. Posts should not be left until a successor appears. Materials should...…
…SUNDAY, DEC. 13, 1342 T HE MI CHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN _._ _ _ _ _ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 6). clock, in Hil1 Auditorium. The follow- ing will participate under the direc- tion of Hardin Van Deursen, Conduc- tor: Marjorie McClung, soprano; Ei- leen Law, contralto; Harold Haugh, tenor; John MacOonald, bass; Mabel Ross Rhead, pianist; Palmer Chris- tion, organist; University Symphony Orchestra; University Choral Union. A...…
…THE MICH1IGAN DbAILY av hn . v%. a a.y r. y , . Fx sa 1 a. 1 a Y \ Y !i lI 1. - ,. - ,- -t-. * THE MICHIGAN DAILY SERVICE EDITION - Receives His Father's Medal Dr. Cotton to Talk on Christianity Voli, . Nzi ANN -itkO, iU ii i(A W DFiCEMBER 13, iS42 officials guaratieed the dance will make, every- body forget "the good time we might have had at home." . . . But students are wondering what condi- tion they will be in for classes the n...…
…Y itP jhu I aiti W~eather Not Much Change VOL. LHI No. 59 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DEC. 12, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Goodfellow Dailies to Be Sold Monday Contributions from Local Defense Plants Will Aid in Boosting Lagging Fund Total To be climaxed Monday by a gen- eral campus and city-wide sale .of special Daily Goodfellow Editions, the annual Christmas Goodfellow Drive received an added boost yesterday, when local defense pla...…
…e a _ THE -3,11CHIr . 8,000 FORMER STUDENTS: Roster of "U' Men in Service Will Be on Exhibition in Union A bulletin board with over 8,000 names-this is the aim of the Union's war roster committee now compiling data for a comprehensive summary of all Michigan men serving in the anned forces. The seat of the data will be a huge bulletin board covering an entire wall in the Union Cafeteria. The board has recently been put into position, but th...…
…w ~ THE MICHiGAN DAILY PAGE ToIi day Breaks World's Record In 100-Yard Backstroke Quintet Meets Marquette Tonight Marquette Sniper Wiese, Star of First Tilt, to Be Starter Invding Hilitoppers, Winners Last Year, Boast Veteran Team BBOB SHOPOFF Michigan's quintet will face its sec- ond opponent of the new season at 7:30 tonight when the Hilitoppers of Marquette take the floor at the Yost Field House. The battle shapes up as one of ...…
…?Ai -' re .rte ,-'t. .' ...".s. ^ y ' " - _ - - * i _ %, ' t w s'l'.'(Al y I ...HA1i.1.\.J 11. Gr.-,_V ..... C. T fV .1:..S .. .. .. ...... A 14 G mom= 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 se...…
…_ _ __S -7i ~ t Y K ~ 1 3 71-T Dance H onors' Service Menr League Ballroom To Be Scene Today Of Party For 40 Men From Fort Custer, Willow Run Climaxing two days of patriotic revelry in honor of .44 soldiers from Fort Custer, six from the Willow Run Plant, and 15 students from Michigan State, Hillel will hold its annual in- formal dance from-9 p.m. to midnight today in the ballroom of the League. "Doc" Spracklin will lead the mem- bers of Gor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT *J1AT, . DEC.U1291f42 .,; +v it .. M.,. ,:.:.: w:. .. ... .:; :: , .. :. . . : i THEY ALSO SERVE: Girls Eligile for Bomber Scholarships WAACS, WAVES, SPARS and all University women serving in the armed forces are just as eligible as Ien for Bomber Scholarships after the war, Coral De Priester, '43E, chairman of the Bomber Scholarship student committee said yesterday. The constitution of the Bomber Scholarship spec...…
…d+ r AL tr 4 aitg W eather Snow Fluirries. VOL. LIII No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DEC. 11, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Youths to Register for Draft First Registration for New 18-Year-Olds Opens at Armory for Week of Dec. 11-17 Selective Service registration for those who have turned eighteen since June will begin today at the Armory, 223 East Ann Street. All male students in this group should register with the Ann Arbor Board whi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VRID AY,nDEC. 11, I941 DN Amateur-He's Joe Louis Swimmers Hold Swim Gala At-M T4 RI4T LMYKAs..DM' 10:-OP-)-I He's Joe Louis. .wmesi a a tI mnight rho.lew..E bloxng-instructor at iTortI The world's heavyweight champion (Sgt. Joe Louis Barrow to the army) hays h gh qthe F'ort's boxing pro- gram. His duties include giving les- sons to both experienced and inex- perienced fighters. Be A Good elow-- BAS1,ETBAI L Purdue 43, ...…
…FTD , EC. 11, 1942 iri A T is RAGE THMM . ~i -d1TflVi~t t 1 V(Sy 1 fL 1. l 1V s %X ifl LW i BENCHCOMDEB %fBy BUD MENDEL Daiy Sports Editor COLLIER'S All-American team was announced today. It was brought to the public eye with little of the flurry of advance publicity that usually marks the All-American issue of the popular magazine. In fact, there isn't even mention of it on the cover. The so-called official All-American, drawn up by th...…
…FOUR TIE MICHIGAN DAILY .5.4 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 Thre A tpd Pre is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatch...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 97^CXR i PA&E flVIi Jingle Jive' To Be Held Today Tn League Ballroom SHE WANTS ACTION: i V C Senior Society Athletic Leaders Ann Arbor WAAC Likes Army But 'Craves Service Overseas I Spirit Of Christmas Prevails As Nine Groups Hold Dances <. By BETTY HARVEY and PHYLLIS PRESENT Wife of a renowned Flying Tiger who has seen much action in China, Third Officer Mary Newell, first re- ported WAAC officer from An...…
…THE MICHIGAN .DAILY FRI AY, lEC. 11, 1942 ____._,._ .. a _ - Allergens Are Cause of Much Suffering Among the Students DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN you're in group one along with 12% of the campus . Group two embodies those persons who report family sensitivity and sensitivity to those allergens in them- selves and contains 25% of the cam- pus. If your family shows positive signs of alley gies, but you don't, you're in group four with 18% of t...…
…FRIDAY, DEC. 11, 1642 First Talk of Series Given by Dean Walter Freshmen Advised to Continue Education, Come Back after War "You are learning to fight for con- tinuation of liberal education in this world and in this University," Dean E. A. Walter told members of the freshman class in the first in a series of re-orientation lectures last night at Lane Hall. "I am impatient with the student who upon withdrawing from the Uni- versity dolefully e...…
…PAGE FTC-HT 'TWE MICHIGAN DAIIN FPI iD PiiC-E flC-TIT FRIDAV, IWC. ii, l{4Z Christma Carol Sing to Be Held Here Snnchiv Nifflil Song-Fest Will Feature Glee Clubsu m "ors 'Say1 Technic Will Phi Kappa Phi Group to Hear Thuma Speak Horse Meat Is New Dinner Dish ° J.Semi-Annual Dinner Glee Clubs, 'U' Choir Will Be Given Today Will Be Featured at Prof. B. D. Thuma, chairman of Annual All-Campus the War Information Committee, P will speak ...…
…it 43U 4at Weather Not much change VOL. LII No. 5NANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Big Ten Manpower Conference Planned Huge Ne Great Battle for Tunisia lIm1pending Tanks, Guns, Planes, Men Rushed to Front; Allied Patrols Stab at Germans near Bizerte By E. C. DANIEL Associated Press Correspondent LONDON, Dec. 9.-Allied and Ger- man patrols fought brief but bitter battles in bad weather today along the Axi...…
…P&C-ETWr THE MICHIGAN DAILY THLMSDA, DEC-l(Dn !42 ,;.. MOVIE PREVIEWS DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN THURSDAY, DEC. 14, 1942 VOL. LIII No. 57 All notices for the Daily official Bul- lasts Pair i Rs od Pers (Conitiled frori Page 1) CONDUCTOR PREDICTS: Shostakovich War Symphony' Will Endure, Koussevitzky Says Post-War Aid for Conquered Areas Planned . t At the State.. . Streamlined to match the tempo of the times, one of America's most bel...…
…THURSDA Y; T4O + : 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Conference Leaders Delay Action On Freshman Eli gibility Heads Reserve Right to Change Decision, Elect Aigler President Big Ten Endorses Football in 1943 by Waiving Nine-Game Limit, Allowing Teams to Play Away AN - Phi Delts Nose Out Betas For I-M Mat Title -N COME ONE, ALL, AND EARLY: PEM Class, Varsity Mermen CHICAGO, Dec. 9.- ()- The Big Ten's faculty representatives. voted today to del...…
…1v ?& 4Z P t Ty l MCHIGAN DAILY T~t~SflAY, DEC. 10, 1942 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 entitled to the use fo...…
… T- * ;-": lp Ith Tlfi'VRIVWTR- "Wyyv I iA- -. MAL A4 x 2 A X7 -f 1-1--- . . . .. _I Air Corps Men To Be Guests Of H ilel Group Saturday Dance, Open House Included In Week-End Plans For Willow Run Ground Crew Hillel will play USO to .40 soldiers from Fort Custer this week-end; by providing two days -of "dates, danc- ing, and hope-cooked meals for guests who are in the ground crew of the Air Corps stationed at Willow Run," announced Grace Fr...…
…PAGE SIX TIE MICHIGAN DAILY Dean Walter To Give First Freshman Talk Re-Orientation Lecture Series To Open Today Currently controversial topic pf "Liberal Education in Wartime" will be the subject of a lecture by Dean E. A. Walter, followed by discussion, the first in a series of Freshman Re- orientation Lectures, at 7:30 p.m. to- day at Lane Hall. The series, sponsored by the Stu- dent Religious Association, aims to give the freshmen an op...…
…It Iailhi Weather No Change VOL. LIII No. 56 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9, 194 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Army Allies Hit Nazi Lines in Tunisia Tanks, Planes Erase Axis Gain at Tebourba; Deadly Fight Continues for Tunis-Bizerte Arc By LEWIS E. HAWKINS Associated Press Correspondent LONDON, Dec. 8.- Allied tanks supported by waves of planes have erased gains made by the Germans in the Tebourba sector of north Tunisia, a communique said to...…
…'TIH A.T7t4l&NqFDAk,. W "3t At. ' " _ 4. 9441 " ' ems . _.. .... ...y-. +- +.s .fi a v. aai V_ tom. 1 \ L 17. 3.L 1 .. I TiR :l/ 7l<71,). b. ; ' < 6 CM'J Russian War Reief Bazaar to Be Held at League on Saturday Tea from a samovar, Russian cig- ables, will be on display. There willj rettes, Christmas cards, recipe books also be blank scrolls which local con-I nd valuable antiques will be among tributors may sign. The completed he many att...…
…f Y, DEC.- 9, 104 THE- MICHIGAN DAILY TAOE THREE Big Ten Heads Urge Continuation Of Varsity Competiti on O '. - 5 j -, , 28 Qualify for I=M Wrestling Finals Tonight Conference Schedules Curtailed by Coaches. Championship Meets to Be Held in Chicago Area; Michigan Winter, Spring Schedules Released The Cracker Barrel By Mike Ban MATT'S LATEST CREW. Wolverine Natators Will Make Debut at Friday's Swim Gala Twenty-eight fraternity w...…
…TA 'PM~rr T " _. [app]{ _ XA T ---.- ' ..r asle M TTaas a Y L TT_;~ _V vv mm"m ,TM, Xn A ; ?3 9, 142 Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of student Publications.1 '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 Associate...…
… " -" - // .. .fir/. ":. t(gp.4 { Y {-^ " ± p spy + .~ 2 ox vi ' a T~L a1 1'2\ 1 2'S 1 L 1 ~S~ .. .i !'l1.wG A'l Fa Annual Senior Society Sponsors Dance 'Doc' Spracklin And Orchestra To Play At Victory 'Jingle Jive' "The spirit of Christmas" was heard in Mosher-Jordan and Stock- well halls yesterday, and will be heard in the remaining dormitories today, as members of Senior Society dance through the dining rooms singing to the strains of ...…
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