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… '1 .. . . . 1 0O She's really no great beauty but it never dawns on any- one, least of all a man. Mis Michigan is a bright young coed... she knows how to dress. She knows what she wants and from the Ann Arbor shops she solects her cyc-catch- ing summer wardrobe to suit herself and every occasion. On them she depends for her cool, dainty summer forma Is, for her crisp cottons, and colorful shorts and playclothes. She's smooth, and it's her cl...…

…""" "TilE MICHIGAN DAILY ~iUi~Si~At, AflLiTL 23, Wi2 Sportswear Will Follow Silhouette Shaped By Governmental Rules By ALICE FRETZ Cloth conservation is the by-word in style designs this year and that means a new set of fashions for those billowing skirts and slacks and shirts. It's not a bad idea either, for the new tapered trousers have a definite slimming effect on the female fig- ure, which is good news for our some- what full-blown sis...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Defense Women Give 'Shirt Off Back' For Priorities Dirndls, Pleats To Disappear Without Aid From Magicians; Armed Forces Are Responsible By JANET VEENBOER New low necklines, skirts shorter and shorter, no more dirndls or pleats -rumors and predictions are passed about through whispers, magazines, and newspapers, and behind it all: there is just one thing- Defense, Defense, DEFENSE!! The words come at us from e...…

…'I miICI1 ]f=D;L TU1 DAY .P~ Heels In All Sizes Offered To Women Spectators Pumps Lead Parade Of Season's Shoes Designed 'For Summer Weather Wear As usual, spectator pumps are lead- irig the parade this season in balmy- weather foot-gear. The heels come in all heighths, cuban, medium and spiked. An addi- tion to the shoe this year is an ad- aptation of the men's summer spec- tator, a flat-heeled shoe dressed with white or brown flaps. This mo...…

…* PRIL 28, 1942TIA ~IIIG N JA Mi1itary 'IEmblems, Chevrons Lead Il 1942 Styles Epaulets Square Off Shoulders; 'Good Neighbor' Hues To Be High Style Through Summer Chevron bedecked sleeves, epaulet laden shoulders and emblazoned in- signia form convincing evidence that the military sway still reins over 1942 women's fashions. Not only do the prevalent "V" for Victory, shiny military buttons and khaki and navy materials denote the military tre...…

…rra THE MICHIGAN D.AILY 'HxTMSDAV, AM Near Approach Of Mother's Day Brings Many Qift Suggestions a , _ 1. v. -" k- _.._ By JOAN LIST Mother's Day is on the tenth of May this year and now you can't say you weren't warned; from the bulk of the advertising which has lately been dropping you unsubtle hints as to how you can fittingly pay your re- spects to Maw you must have gath- ered at least a hazy idea that some- thing by way of toke...…

…a mM ® Weather War",Er, w Ic qan 4a11 Ediforial 'Old Guard' Republicans Still Isolationistse VOL. Lr. No. 150 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Win New Fight WithJaps Chinese, British Divisions Score Gains In Burma In Bold Counterattack Jap Troops Pound Corregidor Island LONDON, April 20.--(P)-Chinese infantry and British tanks teamed up in a bold counterattack to score their first offensive s...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIG~AN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 194 xe .uo. . .nyv.... . .nn u4/ wuv:sR. Eittyai Cecil Brown To t Will Discuss Cecil Brown-the modern Dante who radioed the Hell of Axis warfare in something less than soothing verse to world-wide audiences-will relate the story of his perilous adventures m a war mad world when he pre- sents his oratorical series lecture here Monday, April 2-7, in Hill Auditorium. A survivor of the Nazi march...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC T lI arsity Nine Plays Broncos; Lnksmen Lose To Ohio State v _ Wolverines To Seek Revenge Against Troublesome Broncos (Continued from Page 1) winners. Besides Overmire, the Broncos lost Al Karchunas, short- stop, one of the most capable in- fielders in the state last year. Jerome "Curley" Anderson will probably start on the mound for the Broncos. Last year "Curley" won five games and lost two, and so far this year...…

…__ _ _ __ _ _ __ __ _ TuE MLGHG.AN. DAILY r. ir rig t t i1 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...…

…THE M IlIGAN OA IMY' Miami Triad Will Be Held Saturday In League all room Annual Dance Is Celebration, Of Founding Beta Theta Pi, Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Chi Fraternities Give Affair; Milton Ross Will Play In commemoration and celebration of their founding, Sigma Chi, Phi Delta Theta and Beta Theta Pi will present their annual Miami Triad Dance from' 9:30 p.m. to midnight, Saturday in the League' Ballroom. Furnishing the music for th...…

…PAr w~ iNri~t Five University Men To Offer Field Lectures Education Course Series Will Extend To 14 Cities In Michigan This Week Five members of the University faculty will travel this week to 14 cities in Michigan to offer the sev- enth lecture in the 1941-42 field course in education, which is offered by the School of Education in co- operation with the University Exten- sion Division. Visiting Flint today and Sandusky tomorrow will be Dr....…

…Weather c(Dnt.in=ud Cool. it: iij A. Proper Perspecte Oni Tokyo Bomilinlg Editorial I moaft" VOL. LH. No. 149 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hoyas Outlast 'M' Nine, 7w5; Irish Conquer Net Team, 6-3 Four Run Rally In Eighth Drives Boim From Bot; MichiganScores Early Team Ends Trip With Even Break By HAL WILSON (Special.o The Daily) WASHINGTON, D. C. April 18.- Denting the plate four times in the eig...…

…THE MiCHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APIL , 1942 200 Students Attend Closing ParleyPanels Three Groups Of Post-War Conference Debate Plans For 'Peace To Follow' (Continued from Page 1) write the peace alone, or wield in- ordinate power in the postwar con- gress. Social and psychological insecurity, a special characteristic of the age of technology, was laid at the doorstep of economic' maladjustment and un- equal distribution in the panel con- cerned...…

…AlW ICI XG . ?AJILYa Nine Defeated By Hoyas; Irish Vanquish Netters I _. A Sen ors Georgetown'~s Rally InEighth Nets_7-5 Win Victors Score Four Runs In Late Splurge; Boim Issues 11 Free Passes' (Continued from Page 1) the Wolverines had trouble gearing their swings to the portly character's whip. After Harms had walked in the third frame and Boim struck out, Davie Nelson blasted a hit into left center which the Hoya fielder mis- judge...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY j g £rgtait antty Washington Merry-Go-Round By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN 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 republicatisn of all news dispatches c...…

…THE MICHIGANDAILY Annual Lantern Night Sing To Be May 11 At Palmer Field _ Seniors Listed 7 Assembly's annual Silver Survey for senior women will be held Monday, April 20, through Wednesday, April 22, in the League. Listed below is the time schedule for each senior woman to attend the survey and it is urged that each be prompt andiattend at the time designated. MONDAY: 2:00 p.m., Bea Glass; 2:05, Judith Perkins; 2:10, Virginia Capron; 2:...…

…TAE MCUTG77N DAtT Speakers In Foremen's Conference' Consider All Phases Of Supervision - DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN _ , 4 ti^ j' a ', Ic .v ',, ,+ . g vm'- 1 . Every aspect of the work of the foremen, industry's sergeant, was discussed in the fourth annual Mich- igan and Ohio Foremen's Conference, sponsored by the University Exten- sion Service, yesterday. Presided over by C. A. Fisher, di- Tropical Marcels It's spring and time for beauty c...…

…We'ather Cooler ,lg it 4 iaiI- Editorial Wmar Stamps Aren't So Funny . . VOL. LII. No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Bombing Of Tokyo Disclosed By Japs 'M Conquers Virginia, 9.3; Tennis Team To Meet Irish White Hits Two Homers As Sophomore Fishman Pitches Winning Game In Initial Performance Strong Net Squads Will Tangle Today By HAL WILSON (Special to The Daily) CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., A...…

…PAGE TO THE MICHIGAN DAILY '9tTU-rhi)jAT, AxPRii,12, 194 Vital Alaskan Bases Preserve Communications, Baxter Says By BUD BRIMMER Alaska's air and naval bases are the most important single factor in preserving Our vital lines of commun- ication with this Territory and, in turn, these bases .and communica- tion lines are exceedingly vital if we are to use Alaska as a poten- tial springboard for an attack up- on Japan, Prof. Dow V. Baxter of t...…

…"THE - I A N 0 AIL FAG'E THREE THE MIH1C~A.emA~n PAGE THREE Nine Downs Virginia, 9-3; Netters Meet Irish Here Today Kr S PORTFOLIO * Easter Week Talk " And Mint Juleps By HAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor C HARLOTTESVILLE, Va., April 17. The entire University of Virginia campus is flushed this week with an official sort of spring fever, mani- festing itself by means of an annual device known as Easter Week. In plain words this is an org...…

…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY A2 &4:. Eirtgzu i at11 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 newspaper...…

…T1E AMICHIGAN D AILY PAG rWv Fr shma n Women Will Present Spot A Measles Germ Wilt Be Spread In League Ward Caricatures Of BM (W) OCs To Qecorate Ballroomn Walls; Committee's Dates Are Listed All measle germs and friends will really come out in the open from 9 p.m. to midnight today in the League Contagious Ward, alias the League Ballroom, when the freshman women present their annual project, this time entitled "Spot Hop" Gordon Hardy ...…

…...: _ _-THE MICHIGAN DAILY 5ATUDAY, AWRIL 18, 19J42 Library Owns Book Placing 'Time Capsule' Instructions For Locating Archeological Record preserved For Future The General Library is the sooth- sayer's envy as it covers the begin- ning, present and even the future, for it has a record of the events of 6939 A.D.-the 70th century. Down in the Rare Book Room there is "The Book of Record of the Time Capsule," a 51-page volume of non- fading in...…

…Weather Ran, it tgrnx %ahil; Editorial Post-War Conference Should Be Supported. VOL. LIL No. 147 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE, CENTS McMahon To Give Talk At Post-War Bill Cain Pitches Team To 13-1 Win Over Terps Netmen Open Season With 7-2 Victory Over State; Capture Five Singles, Two Douhles Matches Japanese Forces Invade Conference Today I Larg U.S.- 1 Philippine Island, W- Three Panel Disc...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY x RW Yp ALFRIL l 7s 942 TWO FRIDAY, APRIL V~, 1942 New State-Wide Defense Series To Open Today Alt, Morrison To Instruct Transportation Control, Bond) Protection Class 25 Courses Planned Two courses in the new engineering science and management defense series, which is being inaugurated this week in industrial centers throughout the state, will meet to- day for the first .time. Professor Glenn L. Alt, of the civil e...…

…FRIDtfAY, APRiL 1T, 1942 TfE MICHIGAN DAILY _.. Diamond, Court Nine Blasts Maryland 13-1; Netmen Beat Spartans, 7-2 Bill Cain Goes Route In Debut, Allowing Five Hits; Weirmen Hard Pressed In Long Matches Teams Score First Wins) SensationalMa ple Leafs Take Third Straight Cup Game, 3-;0 I a/!%A/ PORTFOLIO 9 Shaughnessy's Reasoning 0 His Hidden Desires By hAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor * * * * s I M M M Baseballo.., (Continued fro...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - FRIDAY, APR~i 17,1 142 Washington Merry-Go-Round By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN WASHINGTON-Federal Security trator Paul McNutt has the inside head of the War Manpower agency shortly be established. Adminis- track for that will 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 Universit...…

…Arwis 17, iz THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FlV! International Ball Will Be Given Today In Union Ballroom Skits, Chorus To Be Given - - -- At 'Spot Hop' The Class of '45 announces a gala intermission of entertainment for the "Spot Hop," the Freshman Project, which will be, held from 9 p.m. to midnight, April 18, at the League Ballroom. Four skits will be presented. Alpha Chi Omega will stage a skit on a Freshman's First Blind Date. Chi Omega ...…

… -~THE -MICHIGAN DAILY FRI] IDA, APRML 17, 1942 C1O Undertakes Organizatio Of Local Labor In New Drive Callahan Fingerprinted Annual French Play Presents Intricate Production Problems Ann Arbor industry today appar- ently faced the most intense organ- izing drive yet staged. here by the UAW-CIO, which last night claimed that "approximately half" the work- ers in two large local plants-Hoover Steel Ball and American Broach- have become UAW...…

…T14F .-MICRIC-AN DAII V AT1J1 L' -I AX TA V H\ 1Df l ~Y *-"- - PRALIE SEVE~N "I ] inal Campus Teehic' Sale Will Be Today Issue Featuaring Articles By Students To Relieve War-Burdened Faculty Sounding the last call for those who wish to secure an April edition of the Michigan Technic, engineer- ing publication, the new Technic staff has announced that the issue will go on sale today for the last time. In order to relieve war-burdened facul...…

…VA~~JL Ii~~~R~i THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY FIAAIL1,14 MIDAY, A-PRIL 17, 19V Pitra News Of Thy Day WALLACE OPENS BASEBALL SEASON -- With a tremendous fling, Vice President, Henry A. Wallace (left; center) pitched out the first; hall in Washington as the Nats met the Yankees in the season's opener. Neat to the vie president on tbhe right is Clark Griffith, Washington club presi- dent, then Burky Barris, Washin ton manager, a nd Joe McCarthy, Yan...…

…weather Continued Warm. it1 4a at Editorial Suspension Of Coughlin's Organ Is Overdueea. VOL. LII. No. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Middies Trim Michigan Nine 7-5 In Initial Spring Clash Varsity Pitching Mediocre As Wolverines Outslug Navy; Fishman To Pitch Against Maryland Today Veteran Net Squad To Meet State Here By HAL WILSON (Special to The Daily) ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 15.-Coach Ray Fish...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I 1 Civil Service Positions Open Applications For Exams Are Due By April 27 College graduates and last semester seniors interested in junior profes- sional assistant examinations must file their applications with the United; States Civil Service Commission by April 27. Positions are open to students in the fields of public administration, business analysis, economics, home economics, library science and math- ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nine Loses To Navy, 7"5; Net Squad Faces Midshpmen Rout Tria Of Sophomore Hurlers (Continued from Page 1) en base and Bud Chamberlain's sharp single over second and the score stood 7-1 when Michigan's third moundsman sophomore Dick Savage made his appearance. Savage had what his two prede- cessors lacked - control. Whereas Boim had good speed, Smith good change of pace, and both a tendency to lay the ball right ...…

…whom" (ANWI e x tg tn Mi l 'THE REPLY CHURLISH By TOUCHSTONE 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...…

…THE MIC!JIGAN. DAILY I I Hank D4mico I Orchestra To Play Annual Dance To Be May 1 In Law Club D'Amico Has, Been Featured With Crosby, Norvo, Himber; Has Also Appeared In Movies Hank D'Amico, known to hep-cats as one of the country's three leading clarinetists, will bring his orchestra here Friday, May 1, for the annual Crease Ball to be given by the lawyers in the main lounge of the Law Club. D'Amico, who has been featured with such ...…

…PAGE~ 21XTHE MICHIGAN DAILY Navy Deadline For Class V=7 Set For May 1. Juniors, Seniors, Graduate Students Will Be Taken In Unlimited Numbers Voluntary enlistments for college men in the Navy's V-7 unit will close after May 1, the Bureau of Naviga- tion has notified the Dean of Stu- dents' Office by letter received yes- terday. Class V-7 provides for enlistments of college juniors, seniors and grad- uate students under 28 years of age for ent...…

…Weather it 31r !3a4 Editorial Laval's Return Verifies Vichy Submission . VOL. LU. No. 145 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1942 Z-323 I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Social justice' To Be Probed; Tabloid Faces Complete Ban Seditious Material Charges Pressed Against Coughlin Publication May Result - In Barring From Mails Riddle Recommends Postmaster's Actio...…

…0: TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1913 TWO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1942 Interfraternity Campus Sing' Will Be May 4 Final Contest Will Be Held On Main Library Steps; Cups To Be Presented Fraternities are urged to get their pianos tuned and their voices in shape, because the seventh annual Interfraternity Sing is scheduled for Monday, May 4. This year as before, finals will be held on the steps of the main library. Three cups wil...…

…Ir. 14 THE MICHIGAN DAILY olverines Open Baseball Season Today Against Navy " 11 John Leidy's Steady Game SparksTeam By BUD LOW The Wolverine golf squad couldn't have chosen a better man to be their leader this year than John Leidy, the present captain. Leidy succeeded Fred Dannenfelser, last year's cap- tain, when his teammates elected him at the close of the season. The story of "Big John's" career isI a colorful one indeed. Two ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I4r £ti cnPan ttry, In Re: Lew Ayres I am gratified by the vigorous response to my editorial of last Sunday; but I am equally as- tounded at the various interpretations. Perhaps adolescent, journalists should not play with so dangerous a weapon as irony. Or perhaps I was too confident that my previous editorials on conscientious objectors had been read. In either event, I wish to state concisely and clearly my opinions on...…

…YR-]E-' MCIRMAX- DAA 11-Y rAG-riv- an.. r.. :~..:.... :: ..:._. .... ... .._ ,. ._ . ,,._.. _._ ... _. _ a:.ia. A.:[. -0dJF::.F {.x..}.11.. .:6.3;"A. I. ;. dl Ste. a4'_ . Dental Students' Odonto Ball To Be Held May 1 In League .., _ I Wkknticl Pre s Bluebook, term papers and spring, not only don't mix, but certainly keep all of us humming: During this rush season we would bevery happy to have a list of readers long as a Sunday night m...…

…sTX THE MICHIGAN XILY Public Health Is Discussed L.y Em erson Says Lack Of Intelligence, 1 Initiative, Responsible For DraftRejections 1 (Continued from Pge 1) were for such strong lenses as toi cause immediate distress." Dr. Emerson charged that "there was ignorance and unscrupulousness in the services of 46.5 per cent of those visited." Dr. Emerson vented his fury on; alcohol,. declaring:t "Not only does the use of alcoholr add nothing t...…

…Weather "All's Fahrenheit and War." it 43&I iai Editorial India's Refusal Is Severe Allied Loss . . VOL. LII. No. 144 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Japanese Get Stern Warning Russians Demand Strict Neutrality In Siberia On Part OfNipponese British Squadrons Strike At Continent KUIBYSHEV, Russia, April 13.- (A)-Mighty Russia, with hundreds'of deadly bombers and submarines 680 miles from Tokyo, st...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ESDAY,'A MAC- 190 .:THE M aTCa r r HTiv iiv AN \ DAL1'1. UED1. PIL14'i _________________________ +. Va++vawia aR+ T a sa se+.as.ea a .a V ZM F, Two Elections. Are Scheduled For Engineers Officers, Representatives Of Engineering Council To Be Chosen By Ballot Two elections in as many days will be the order in the College of Engi- neering this week as Engineering, Council members will meet to elect officers toda...…

…N ,; 'TE MICIGiAN BAlt Baseball Squad Heads Sou;th Will Play Navy Tomorrow ti _ Majors Open Season Today Varsity Netter Jim Porter Stars With Freak Style Of Tennis Play Expect Wartime To Meet Public Baseball Favor NEW YORK, April 13.-()-Base- ball will. get its first real test of theY public's' attitude toward the sport in wartime tomorrow when the Major Leagues open their 1942 campaign. All indications have been that the fans are...…

…TRlE MICITGAN- DAILY '. tx t CYi ly Bomber-Scholarship Plan's Purpose, Procedure, Progress Are Clarified 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 dispatc...…

…a u a c asi '' -TR MICIIGAN DAILY reetings' Of Many Lands Designed For International Bali -,._,._ > ...e _ Filipino Artist Is In Charge Of" Decoratiorls Banners Of Eighteen Nations, Center's Coot-Of-Arms Form Theme For Ball, To Be Friday Merrymakers who attend the In- ternational Ball, to be held Friday in the Union Ballroom, will be greeted with a galaxy of welcomes in eighteen languages, Eduardo Salgado, Filipino artist Qnd designer of...…

…AGE SIX THlE W IN ICL ......... . 11- . . ......... - Us'.NEEDS: Engineers - ______________ - 100,000 ii 1942 America's Armed forces and war industries ned inimediately nearly 86,000 more engineers than will be graduated or otherwise available this year. Figures released recently by the National Roster of Scientific and Technical Personnel point out that while the nation's colleges and uni- versities will graduate between 13,000 and 16,00...…