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…T iIE M1CH 1G A1 D AiIL ~?A8! Pa ..________________:_________________.._______ Dr'amajiC Qast For JG lay Is Anno~unced 8Backstage Committee Heads Chosen To Assist in Production To Be Given April 27, 28, 29 The dramatic cast and the back- stage committee chairmen for Junior Gis Play, which .will. be given ,April 27, 28 and 29 in the Lydia Mendel- ssohn Theatre, were announced yes- terday by Mary Anne Jones, '45, who is in charge of the product...…

… 11TT~ MTCiIICAN ~IAJTIV ' e f 1'. [ T. Frosh To Hold Frolic Friday Freshman women are urged by Es- telle Klein, '47, chairman of Frosh Project, to hold 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. this Friday open for an evening of fun at Waterman Gymnasium with the coed members of the freshman class at Frosh Frolic. "Cancel those dates, girls, and tell him you will see him later. Since all the '47 coeds are headed for Frosh Frolic, there will'be no time for men," ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAUAY Independent Women's cRecognition Night To Be Held Rpril 5 AlUmna To Be Main Speaker On Prograrn Plaques, Awards To Be Given Women with Highest Grade Averages, Most Activities Geraldine Elliott, director of scripts for Station WJR in Detroit, will headline the program for Assembly Recognition Night which will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 5, in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre in the League, according to Dorothy De- Vrie...…

…T i l ! M II( A .I 11 ATl X1 _ _ _._ __.. _ _. Y:. .. Freshman Coeds To Hold Frolic Riding Groups At 7:30 p.m. Today in Waterman Invite Women Skits To Be H igh Spot in Evening's Prog ramn As Informality Keynotes Get-Together The freshman coed will join her coed classmates for an evening of fun at Frosh Frolic at 8 p.m. today in Waterman Gymnasium, according to Estelle Klein, '47, chairman of Frosh Project. Entertainment has been planne...…

…lSUNDAY, MARCh 20, 1944 T HE M ICH I GAN D A ILY WAGE Broudecist of Pctnhellenic Lictivities To Be Given fipril 10 Candidates for MCWR To Be Inte rviewed Recruiting Sergeants Will Be Stationed at League To Supply Information on Reserve Corps Marine Sergeants Merry McGar- raugh and Arloa Zimmer will be on campus from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomor- row through Wednesday in the League to interview/ interested can- didates of the Marine Co...…

…THE MIHCIGAN DAILY PAG FWE Petitioning for New War Council Group Applicants To Be Interviewed April 10-20 For Twenty Positions Which Include Heads Of War Activities Other Project Chairmen Well worked-out plans are the prime requirements for the positions on the Women's War Council for which petitions may be obtained now through April 7.in the undergraduatec office of the League. Petitions must state the positionr desired, contain plans for...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1944 RELIGION-WAR: Counselors and Leaders of 29 Miehigan Colleges To Convene McNary's Successor Religious counselors and leaders from 29 colleges and universities in Michigan will convene in Lane Hall a week from Saturday, March 18, for a conference on "Religion in the Wartime College." Sponsored by the War Emergency Council of the Christian Association and the Conference of College Teach- ers and Mini...…

…E six THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCIT 8, 1941 SIX WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1944 Co. D To Give May Musical 'Rumor Has It' Coed Participation Planned; Cast of 80 Required by Comedy For the first time in six years coeds will have an opportunity to take part in an original campus musical com- edy when Co. D presents "Rumor Has It," scheduled for production in May. There will be a meeting of all girls interested at 2 p.m. Saturday' in the USO ...…

…THE MICHIGAN RAILY Clothing Drive For Norway Is Underway Women's War Council Aids in 'U' Campaign To Help Nazi Victims Shoes and old clothing for Norwe- gian relief are being collected at the Undergraduate Office of the League under the sponsorship of the Wo- men's War Council and students are requested to give generously to this drive. Started in cooperation with the American Relief for Norway, Inc., the campaign seeks to provide badly neede...…

…T- MII,,, UiWiU Tfl. .. - . a . .F a A L1 \_ L L .2. JL*.r - llL9. Y lVii1.1+11aA. J.IIa l'J !Y F Two Chaplains, Students Th Talk At Conference Catholic, Protestant, Jewish Religions Will Be Represented Two chaplains, representatives of the Jewish, Catholic and Protestant faiths, and students will address re- ligious leaders and educators at a College University Conference on "Religion in the War-Time College" on Saturday and Sunday, Marc...…

…P~AGESX THE MICHIGAN DAILY sATURDAY, MARCh 11,1 944 GERMAN SUPREMACY: Nazi Ideas Not New, Father Walsh Reveals "There is nothing new in the Nazi's whole conception of geo-poitiks. It goes back over 100 years and the Na- zis simply have a new version of the Prussian desire for world domina- tion," Father Edmund A. Walsh, who conducted a four hour symposium yesterday before the student body of the Judge Advocate General's School, said. Fa...…

…> TH E MICHIGA N D ALY SUNDAY, MAC 1, 1944 Zivic Fights Twice Before Induction PITTSBURGH, March 11.-(L)- Fritzie Zivic, last-and fightin'est- of the Five Flying Zivics, tosses away his trunks to don an Army uniform early next month, but he has a bit of unfinished ring business before he makes his final bow. "I didn't want to leave without taking a couple more cracks n the ring," he chattered tonight-after a busy day cleaning up odds and e...…

…SIX ITI MPT1IA fAL 29 COLLEGES REPRESENTED: Relii ous Conference '1o Meet 11ere UNEMPLOYMENT: G-riffiin Disesasses Post-War Problem in Alumnius' Article "Religion in the Wartime College" will be the central theme of a two= day state conference when represen- tatives from 29 college communities come to Ann Arbor Saturday. Sponsored by the War Emergency Council of the Christian Associations and the Conference of College Teach- ers and Min...…

…SIX TIlE MTCHICAN rAlly - .--~r~aa. .a.raa.aa Nelson SaysIndustry Must Bow to Manpower Needs oj rArmy Steelmen Told A To Expect Loss Of Labor Supply Need for Young Army Necessitates Releasing Men from War Plants m -_- _ _ I PUBLIC OPINION SUP PRESSED: Minority Group Controls Argentina By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 16. - To build a young man's army, the high command has decided to sacrifice war production if necessary, the st...…

…PAGE SIX TH-E MICHIGAN DAILY SU:NJAY, MARC 19, 1944 Gil Dodds Sets New World's Indoo r Reord in Mile : n Tigers Starting Line-up e i s To Take Shape EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 18.-(/P) -The 1944 lineup of the Detroit Tig- ers is beginning to take shape, but there are bound to be many changes before the American League opener with the St. Louis Browns April 18 at Briggs Stadium. In only one department do the Tigers appear to be reasonabl...…

…I THE MICHIGA N D AILY - WEDNESDAY, MAtcH .2,-1944 I - -- ~ .. -- -- -.- - -I FAVOR LIBERALISM: Japan s Plight Not Fault Of People, Says Clarke . "The man of the street in Japan is certainly not to be held responsible !or the present situation," Lt. Walter C. Clarke of Company A, who lived in Japan 14 years, said in an inter- view yesterday. Lt.Clarke's father, the late Dr. W. Harvey Clarke, was a missionary in Japan for 40 years. Lt. Cla...…

… AZr 4 1844 THE TCTTE~A DAI.V RIDY. MI~f 24.194 210,000 Occupational Draft Deferments Hang in B alance Only Key Men Under 26 To Evade Draft Steel Plants Removed From Essential List By 'Tough' WPB Policy (( + 71i FELLS S QRY. .... ....... :........ :.....1..._ ...... , .....:. ........ . I _ By MAX HALL Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, March 23. - Whether any substantial number of men under 26 in railroading, coal mining, lu...…

…THE MICHI4AN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 6, IS4y Burma Batile Continues withSti Fightin RESEARcH AGAINST WASTE: I' JYin Fomes arauders Cut J p Southward Retreat By Thv Associated Press NEW DELHIL, March 25.-The bat- tle for North Burma grew hourly -more intensive today as American and Chinese forces which captured Shaduzup bit again into the east flank of Japanese forces now cut off in the Mogaung valley. Touch-and- go fighting continued in the...…

…r T H R, t rD ..r'A]oi lt..3i - A 1EI. 24.1444.. ..__.r,_a.___ __________.__ __________. U- -- -H-L .".} ' ,. U !. U~ .. - '~~*' flU .S~Wt. *U t$~'J * U' Ut R Autobiography Of Dean Cooley To Be Published 'Scientific Blacksmith: 60 Years an Engineer' Will Be Title of Volume The University Press announced yesterday that it is planning to pub- lish the autobiography of Dean Em- eritus Mortimer E. Cooley. Dean Cooley, who was 89 years old ye...…

…S1X THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAT, 1ARCH 31, 1944 RAKIN' IN THE DOUGH: AEF Stages 'Saratoga Handicap' ASSOCIATED DU PRESS NEWSiwk By KENNETH L. DIXON Asociated Press Correspondent WITH THE AEF IN SARDINIA, March 21.-(Delayed)-The bombing of this B26 group has been so blasted accurate of late that the "Saratoga Club" has gone bankrupt and all the betting on the daily "Saratoga Han- dicap" has been forced into a "pari- mutuel system." And t...…

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… * - -- - r - - - -. - - . .q 4. a a a~e a .a l .us.r nisi a iv Michigan Wins Indoor Track Championship with 75 Points .v .... ._ . 1 r Dodds Breaks World's Record FaOr Indoor Mile NEW YORK, March 11.-(L)--Gil Dodds, Boston's self-punishing pas- tor, broke the listed world record for the indoor competitive mile tonight by running the distance in 4:07.3 at the Knights of Columbus games at Madison Square Garden. The new time is one-te...…

…S TA1 l*IdIAH 9, 1944 T WE MICfITGAN D A lY PAGtSEVEN . _. . _ USO, SOUTH SEA STYLE: Grass Skirts Keep GI's Worried BATTLE CREEK, March 19.--R')- To that vast legion of gals who were left behind, the blondes, brunettes and redheads; the tall and short, slender and stout, the ones married and the ones who hope to be, a memo: That big, smiling, lovable guy of yours half-way 'round the world isn't neaarly the wolf there that he was on Maih ...…

… 'mad' lvacm z~ ~ iE MICHiGAN DAILY PAGE sZvtN , ._ - - - --7 Thinclads Score 49 Points To Clinch Purdue Relays Title Swimmej Tigers Defeat White Sox in Exh pto 5-3 Rudy York Pounds Out Homer; Trout, Two Rookies Look Good EVANSVILLE, Ind., March 25.- (P)-The Detroit Tigers opened the spring exhibition game schedule by thumping the Chicago White Sox today, 5 to 3, in a style that was familiar even if most of the charac- ters in the lin...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 3 1944 Frdav p ttcac 3 P . 1944 -P THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEMCGADALFrdyMac3,14 rrI t lutylIVIU,4, .r I Q44 THF M%-ICRI yA%1'% il Y1 V-BALL STAFF CO-EDITORS Stan Wallace, Jennie Fitch BUSINESS MANAGER Elizabeth Carpenter CIRCULATION Celia Elson CONTRIBUTORS Ray Dixon, Marj Borradaile, Claire Sherman, Jane Farrant, Dcna Guimaraes, Mary Strauss, Doris Peterson Vwtforv Ball1 has After the ball is over, Alter t...…

…EIGHT THE MICHIETAN DALY ." ". .a i.a . i a . ..a. V A.R. A. V. ST.Y i./ -L'3 -1 L 1 "" 150 Coeds Try Out for Co. D Play MaHjorI Jillidtay 'Rumor Has It' The legend that Michigan coeds are not interested in college theatri- cal productions was refuted yester- day afternoon when approximately 150 coeds turned out for the initial organization meeting of Co. D's forthcoming musical comedy, "Ru- mor Has It." Commenting on the meeting, which...…

…TuE MiCiIiGAN I4AiLY l iN /,11, i1'ki IC{'lt 1, i i 1 MUSICAL STARTS CASTING: Coed Speaking Part Tryouts for Co. D Show To Be Held Soon Every Dog has His Day I UNDERGROUND JUSTICE French Patriots Mete Out Swift Justice to Pro-Nazi Traitors Try-outs for feminine speaking parts for Co. D's original musical comedy, "Rumor Has It," will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday in the USO ballroom. Because of necessary company bus-...…

…PAGE EIGHT 'TNl mJCHIIAN DAILY SUNDAY. MARCH 20, 1014 1 11 lil 171" 1 4J 11. 1 Rl L'3. 11 L 1'} 1 L 1 ' 1 i SuNDAY.M+, A Ravva G. 1944 I. Pre-Invasion Talk Planned By Churchill Expected To Prepare British, Americans For Coning Assault By The Associated Press LONDON, March 25.-Prime Min- ister Churchill is expected to deliver a pre-invasion fight talk in his ad- dress Sunday over a British-Ameri- can radio hook-up, using the full scope o...…

…!' Pcine Twenty-Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 3, 1944 Friday, March 3,1944: THE MICHIGAN DAILY { # V 4.. #TT41 iar .#v{A! i ."..r "......r. .. v. .. ... .. .. _. _. .. _.f. A Woman Marine Works Coeds Help Keep the Wild Ducks Tame THE TALK OF THE" C4MPL Daring Facts Are, Revealed I To Wise Public For 'some time past, the USO has been holding regular Friday evening dancing classes. At the risk of having their toes mashed...…

… MUSIC Sir igau SUPPLEMENT 1 MUSIC SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1944 Annual Music Festival To Be Presented Ma y 4-7 . Salvatore Baccaloni To Be Featured at Festival Basso Buffo Combines Great Voice, Sense. Of Comedy for Metropolitan Opera Company Salvatore Baccaloni, proclaimed world's greatest basso buffo, will be a featured artist of the Music Festival. This rotund operatic star, who tips the scale at 300 p...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 3, j944 Friday, March 3, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY D-.. Te.. -gin.-HMCHGN ALYFda.Mrh3194FiaMrh3194TEMCGA DAL a Wastebasket Reveals Secret Calendar for Of How the Irish Skunked Us Spooning under The following story was resur- rected from The Daily files (the wastebasket) after the last Notre Dame football game. As yet, we have not been able to discover the author of this masterpiece of sports reportin...…

…TH E MICHIGAN D AILY SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1944 I . Romantic Tenor Kullman Began Career as Medic To Sing in Fourth Festival Concert icut Yankee' Music Despite Objections Charles Kullman, who has been called "America's greatest romantic tenor," is a Connecticut Yankee, born in 1903 at New Haven, where he graduated from Yale in 1924 with a B.S. degree. Originally Kullman had planned a medical career, however when his experience as soloist wit...…

…Poge7wenty-Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fhdoy, Morch_ 3, 1944 Friday, March 3, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pd '.. x FP Vx'S.f'F4-V r Te x M.iCHIGANex DAxLYr Frrsd...... ..ch 3.,f194FkVM rh3 94TH MCHIA D IL _FL _ _ GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty True Story Tells Havoc, ' } "At! It's a pleasure to give all I got without having to fill out a return for doing it!"- INVEST IN VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS & STAMPS Ing You'll find a captivating 100% white wo...…

… ffc:ur, N t "'' I T H E MIC HIG A N D A ILY 'AG ' .C John Brownlee Will Appear At May Festival Leading Baritone Has been Acclaimed One Of World's Greatest John Brownlee, leading baritone of the Metropolitan, Chicago, and San Fransisco Opera Companies, a noted recitalist and concert singer, will ap- pear May 7 at Hill Auditorium in the annual May Festival. First Appearence in Ann Arbor This will be the baritone's first ap- pearence before an...…

… Pnna TwPlva y THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 33, m1944 Friday, March 3, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Elyse fidvises Frustrnted emales- wiw Iw wwll- Iw IliWllwllwllll I X1111 II I IIIIwwllblll lllwrwll Ywww l Ili wwll I I11Ylllwlll wwll wwwwlwwwlwll®IIIIIIp11P 1 11w Illlwll w THE TALK. OF CAMPUS Who Will Win The BaGlor Knows fll, Tells It fill, To Lovesick Coeds a Dear Elyse, FOR PROFESSIONAL reasons I' had to interview a very charm- i...…

…L.~F~li ~ii~b iY_ tAR~H w IW I 5_ 1st fIN iiiN U f4 L 1 x C ONCERT Saturday S Thursday. Friday, end Sunday MAY 4, 5, 6and 7 .. I. .r - ---- .p cE G.ENE ORMANjDYi G /CONDUCTORN p. - SAU L CASTON ASSOCIATE COINDUCTO}R BIDUl SAYAO, S oprano CARLES KULLMAN, Ter ROSE BAM PTON, Soprano JOHN BROWNLEE, Baritone THELMA VON EISENH AUER , Soprano SAVTORE BACCALONI, Bass KERSTIN THORBORG, Contralto NATHAN MILSTEIN, Violinist GEGOR ...…

…age Twenty THE MICHIGAN RAIL Fr-ivMac3,14 1rdvMac3.1 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r ~ge Twenty - THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fridav March 3 1944 rridnv Mnrch ~ 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY F .i i t 1. %j y, l Y iV i yi i A, 1 ./.. 1 F': Ensian Life D1aimed To Be Corn' Variety Male Editor Reveals Jam Packed Life Saga Lived In Thrilling Four Months By ALFRED SRERE Do not let anyone tell you that fe on the 'Ensian is not pleasant. and mares eat oats, and does ...…

… Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 Friday, March 3, i 944 F049y, March. 3, 1:944 THE :MICHIGAN DAILY PQeForee H MCIGNDAL ria, ach3 94 ria, ac 3 94 HEMRIGMfi j I Dear Diary: A Man, That's. Bostula Ostenpheffer Reveals All What I Need--Any Man! The Sad Saga of a Blind Date; Don't We All Know It Well! 1944 Edition Details - Economics 51 -Murder Three Weeks Before V-Ball Dear Diary: Why doesn't he call? The tickets will be gon...…

…Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 3, 1944 Friday, March 3 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY '"I! -t Is There Isolationism in Leap Year? ,.._ hL Coeds Submit To Chemist's Brews I U -1 Coed Tells Her Plans InUnnigManhunt maPW ,.I J", You can't find a better problem than a woman, no matter where1 you are, so yesterday several chem- istry students went to work on the subject, and her is their lab- oratory report: CHEMISTRY OF MI...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 3, 1944 Friday, March 3, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday,, March 3>1944 Friday.. March 3. 1944 THF MICRIGAM DAIlY IRIL. Ir1l-"I 11Vl\ \ Wine, You Fellows Had Better Be Nice, Or Else Acacia: Alice Ashcraft, Detroit; Jean Holforty, '45; Janet Johns- ton, '44; Georgianna Sager, '47; Mildred Weeks, '47. Alpha, Tau Omega: Peggy Ber- ry; Lorna Fleming; Dorothy Kit- tredge. Beta Theta Pi: Thea...…