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…FxRIT, Z MtV 15 Th4 2 TiMEICIGAN AitiY- Jane Connell To Be Editor Mademoiselle Magazine Selects Michigan Coed As Guest Editor Jane Connell, '42, has been chosen by Mademoiselle Magazine as one of ten guest college editors to put out its August college issue, making this the third consecutive year that a Michigan girl has received such an honor. Although the usual procedure is that the win'ers participate in the ten monthly quizzes that Madem...…

…TAlE iI I ANDAILY _ _ _ _r __ __ 4 . Local Schools To Get Health Training Plan Board Votes To Introduce Swimming, Exercising, Hygiene Information Hasley Supports Bill Declaring that "the American youth in comparison with German and Japanese youths is physically. unprepared to fight," Otto Haisley, superintendent of schools in Ann Arbor, supported a proposal, passed by the Board of Education at a meeting Tuesday night, providing for a pro...…

…FRIDAY, MAY 15; 19420 TII~MICHIIGAN DAILY Exiled French Cabinet Member CallsFor Aid To Underground (Continued from Page 1) refused to arbitrate as. compared to only six where labor refused,, arbi- tration. Cot defended labor by saying that "the most active in the underground now are the workers-the organized workers." Cot, who was indicted at the Riom war guilt trials, declared that "the Vichy government" repre- sents a small and shrinkin...…

…flGHT THE MiCHIGAN fAILY TRIThi~Y, MAV i5~ t~4~ 7 Morgan's SRA Work Praised ByBlakeman. Dr. Edward R. Blakeman, Univer- sity religious counselor, yesterday ap- plauded Kenneth Morgan's four-year directorship of the Student Religious Association as a contribution that will "live as a builder of democracy ... long after most of us have passed to the life beyond." Effective Leadership Reviewing the career of Morgan, who left Tuesday to becom...…

…WAR-SEMES TER SUPPLEMENY it.qan 4 atis WAR-SEMESTER SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 . THE BENCHCOMBER . . . By Bud Hendel AT THE TIME this column was set to print, the Board of Regents had not yet met for final consideration of the pro- posed physical education program to be established here at Michigan. Their meeting will come this weekend, and their approval of whatever plan is set before them, we believe, wi...…

… TIW THE MTCHTGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 Wodverine'Basketball Prospects On Upswing Eight Veterans To Be Bolstered By Best Freshman Squad In Years; Cartmill, Holman, Antle Lost I -M Offers Activities Program For Building Competitive Spirit Fielding H. Yost Remains Inportant Part Of Michiga n Athletic Tradition By ClARKE BAKER After.several years of battling the other cellar occupants of the Big Ten for the dubious honor of resting n...…

…FRIDAY, MAT 15, 1942. THE MICHIGAN DAILY AGE TBRET FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 PAGE Tfl~EE Freshman Puck Squad Expected To Aid Sextet Success Of Team Will Be Determined By Ahonen, Hobbs, Opland; Loud, Four Lettermen Return Wolverine Sports Review Highlights Of Eventful Year By KEV JONES With the best freshman squad in the history of Michigan hockey form- ing the backbone of the team, Coach Eddie Lowrey's 1942-43 sextet will be one of the mo...…

… 'I'U , MICHIGAN DAILY. 0 FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1042 AT _ l....Tau :rG~-.aNs I._.IaT.Y FRIDAYm..mm.. MA 1. fa ° =f d/ r-vati Big Ten Linksmen To Play Here Hopes Of Aatmen Depend On Draft Rate Buckeyes Over Michigan CinderSquad (Continuedtfron Page 1) glandular fever, while Buel is recov- ering from a spike wound suffered in the Drake relays early this month. The greatest setback to the Maize and Blue cinder squad was the sea- son-long i...…

…FRIDAV, MAY 15, 1942 THE MICHiGAN DIAILY PAGEA MAY . ..1942...... M Big Ten Football Teams, Hit Hard By Graduation Minnesota Still Appears Strongest, But Ohio State, Northwestern, Iowa Are Rebuilding Squads Crisler Head Of Versatile Coachin Staff I I I By DES HOWARTH and BOB SCHWARZKOPF Football in the Big Ten will be as colorful this coming year as in any year in the past. Although many men will be lost to the services, the inter- ...…

… k six THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, Y 15, 19414, THE MICHIf~AN DAily - aDAY, .MAY 15r 194. New ESMDT Coarse Given University' Students Will Be Trained As Industrial Inspectors Of Ordnance Materials An increasingly great demand for trained men to serve as industrial in- spectors has resulted in the establish- nent of the Ordnance Materials In- spection course by the University which has already graduated one group, expects to send out a s...…

…WAR-SEMESTER SUPPLEMENT it 4 4ati WAR-SEMESTER SUPPLEMENT s ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 Summer Third Semester Is Scheduled - , even Schools -Of University T Open Short Term June 29 Host Of Visiting Teachers To Start 49th Session; Camps ,Outside Of City Are Scheduled To Begin Brooks Will Head Guest Lecturers With a host of visiting professors from every part of the country in at- tendance and seven schools and col-...…

… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 15, I In. _ TH .1A 1..1.i0.M i 1 .].. ~i11 5d E..A l Y VJ. ... M.Y.....1... a am a.+ aa a g aTasa a, .ata} a:tvzow N i War Traiing Plan Designed For University Program's Twin Objects Are Equipping Students, Carrying On Research (Continued from Page 1) Class V-5, flight training, and the U.S.N.R. Reserve Midshipman train- ing program, Class V-7. War-time casualties among civil- ian populations hav...…

…tv 15, i. THE A I Pr 'FTrZ : 'E i~Y 15~ 1942 PA(~ TTJUI"E I I Regular CPT Training Course 'To Open For Surnrnier Sessiohs University .students attending the Summer Session wil have an oppor- tunity to participate in the regular Civilian Pilots' Training Program of the Civil Aeronautics Administration at the University. The training program, begun a few years ago by a Government money appropriation with the idea of de- veloping civilian a...…

…TILE MICIGAN DAILY FThWAYMAY M ,1942 E I It's The PLEASIN' SEASON By CAROL COTHRAN With Nature's change of garb these past few weeks and with the ap- pearance of the first Turdus migratorious (robin, to those not acquainted with zoology) has come some obvious changes all over this ever-lovin' campus. No doubt everyone has noticed the increase in cigarette remains that lie strewn around all the build- ing entrances - mute evidence that stud...…

…FRIDAYMAY .15, z 942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Organized Social Activities To Be, Centered In League During Summer Semester Women To Vier With Engineers III Sporting Facilities Enliven Life Of Summer Session Students In New System Tea Dances, Social .iours To Be Listed On Program For Heat-Weary Students ** Library Furnishes Pleasant Study Hall Ann Arbor will not be a dull, un- interesting place this summer for those who keep in clo...…

… THE 1-41CHlirl-k'N f fha:* rwTav 1 -- - a.as "., .rs. . X-,.is 1 1-~A 11 1.1 A 1J:B luc! Ulrich's jw Ulrich's Connections with 600 Schools and Bookstores Throughout the United States Have Stocked Our Store with TONS and TONS of USED and NEW TEXTBOOKS For Every Course on the Michigan Campus v ULRICH'S WHOLESALE BUYING 6aetubles s to qie you grerd atles in Student Supplies 600 Genuine Leather Zipper NOTICE! , E...…

…Weather Intermittent Rains, L Sir iAu xii Editorial Gandhi 'Non-Cooperation' Policy Condemned .. PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. LII. No, 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1942 Z-323 New Reserve Plan Offered By A rmy, Deferred Program Revealed New Requirements To Be Less Rigid ' Official War Department an- nouncement yesterday of the long- awaited Army Enlisted Reserve Corps for college students brought disclos- ure from Universit...…

…AGE TWo THE MICHIGAN DIAILY-- ....-aat 4 .* .F~S *5 TIWRSbAV MAY 14- 144% a as y ari a v ai i W .Ci t L iy. 1 1f i ' ..... ..... 41 A1R: A V W v iWM1, V I 1OA4 A ,. _ _ ._ a ,a.. _ , Engineers Draw A Blank: Sigma Rho Tau Banquet Today; Mystery Still Shrouds Speaker 7 7 P By BUD BRIMMER Not exactly a subject for detective stories or movie scenarios but never- theless a bona fide campus mystery is the question of who will be the main spe...…

…THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THUIIISDAY, MAY 14, 1942 PAGE THREE Netters Tennis Team Rated To Win Leave For Big' Ten Meet; Golfers Tie Spartans (~N I 11 Wildcats, Second Maroons Block Straight Title eFNCHCOMBER By BUD HENDEL, K I=f :; Dail Sports Editor (Continued from Page 1) number three doubles. Gerry Schaf- lander at number four has thus far looked like the class of the Confer-1 ence and is v...…

…TOTU THlE, VI Ol1fAN DATTY MMMAT, 'MAY 14, 1,94Z e Y L 1 sT..wTI.rsD+s. : .MA Y 14 a . s' +4v Ci lit tG [t YT MtI Letters To The Editor 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 f...…

…THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rACEFT Final Fling Has Added Attraction Of Ice Cream The Union came through again, this time bringing to the campus a special treat, a preview of the Final Fling. Yesterday noon those who got up in time for their 11 o'clocks were greeted with a delicious dish of ice cream as they started the noon rush home for lunch. This campus addition of the Good Humor Man was seen pushing a blue wheelbarrow an...…

…IPAGIP, SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH-U R SDAY, ?-Lai' 14$ PAGE SX~ ThURSflAY, MAY 14, County Board Gives Opinion Of City Plan Official States Attitude Toward Cherry Hill Housing Program As lot stakes were driven into a 15- mile area in Superior and Ypsilanti Townships, the site on which the Government plans to build a 6,000 home bomber plant city, the Washte- fnaw County Board of Supervisors yes- terday authorized Prosecutor George Meader to...…

… Weather Warmer, Contiued Sihowers. 4t1tr an t9 1,4 ~I Editorial Russia No Threat To Permanent Peace . V(li.: ierr . N 7B0 V V .Jal. XA . 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1942 Z-333 'PARTVV Tiit7T d-l-VI PPO u .ova MIUZ kIVE UUNTS 8 I Nazis Control French Labor; Goering, Laval, Petaii Confer Observers Fear Meeting As Collaboration Move; May Discuss Martinique Despite U.S. Unconcern Wave Of Sabotage Sweeps France I...…

…PAGE TWO THE- MICHIGAN -DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1942 . r,. .- . a, a Mrs. Ruthven GveS Colors To NROTC First Company Honored In Navy Day Review; 500 See Cerenmony Assembled before 500 spectators last night at Palmer Field, the black and white ranks of the Naval ROTC battalion watched Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven present the colors to the First Company, selected as the color company for the coming year. The ceremony took place as part of the...…

…wEIL1A rrlY4 MvIAIS, 1942 THE'.azM I C 4R CU. N£Uf B A 8l x5 P A n iii. aria v a-+ i i s .a al !. U' t]C 1. Y L 1V 1 L 1 D £~V £ ~ J. ~ a Rain Halts ayneGameg Weirmen Top Western Michigan 8. Varsity Ahead In Third, 4-0, As Tilt Ends Smith Hurls 2 1/3 Innings Of Hitless Ball; Nine Faces Illini Next (Continued from Page 1) on base on an error. The Tartars also managed to get only one ball out of the infield, which was just a long out. M...…

…P4Q tQUTJ THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY~ 13, 1944 l rr t. t 1T tt The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON and ROBERr 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 fo...…

…W DAY- -,- MAC=-13; 1942 . T - - MICHIGAN, DAII.Y. PAGE FrVE .aTH s...e. 1r1M IC4f86 -.. A N'lE Al..- .p...2-11'!_. .l a F wasr f -s Union To Give Last InformalI Party Of Year Sawyer's Band To End Season With 'Final Fling'; To Feature New Novelty Arrangements Pre-exam blues need not be, says Chuck Dotterrer, '44E, of the Union Executive Council. He went on to explain that the Union is taking care of this dread malady by a "Final Fling," ...…

…THE MHiCHIGAN iY tUW'T A,~ MAT 13, 1W4 U _ _ Federal School Aid Approved Before Ad Ilt Education Group By CHARLOaTTE CONOVER' A fifty-fifty basis of Federal finan- cial aid to the states for education, was the conclusion reached by Prof. Arthur B. Moelman of the education school and Prof. W. H. Maurer of the journalism department, before the Adult Education Institute which be- gan its second day of conferences at 9:00 a.m. yesterday in th...…

…W hehr Occasiona~l Showers, Warmer Ig i4 Satli Editorial Rtussia. Is The Enemy After Axis Powers . . VOL. LII. No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Petain Dashes Back To Vichy As Martinique imar Nears United States Negotiations For Control Of French Caribbean Possessions Proceed AtMartinique Nazi Propaganda StationiDestroyed VICHY, May 11. -(A')- Chief of State Marshal Petain hurried back toward Vich...…

…PAE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY J'JE SDd \V; Tviti lf 12, 1942 -- - - ------- Helen Hayes T o Star Here I, Latest Play Ann Arbor theatre-goers will view the product of a great new theatrical triumvirate when Helen Hayes stars in Maxwell Anderson's latest play, "Candle In the Wind," staged by Al- fred Lunt, on Saturday, May 23, in the Michigan Theatre. Miss Hayes, renowned for stage performances in "Victoria Regina" and "Twelfth Night," will pl...…

…TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1942 THE MTCHTICGAN AITLV rAG TIE - s EEm.A d A 6 L EE ECID Lam. A ! s, G7Q ,5..!y 2c.? r a a i s u Hurons Down Nine, 51;e lose Buckeyes Beat Golfers. op Second Major Leag'ue Standings' I Misplays, Weak Hitting Netmen C] Wolverine Linksmen Dr AMERICAN W New York ...... 17 Cleveland ..,....16i Detroit ..,.....1'7 Boston .......:.14 Washington . .. .11 St. Louis....11 Philadelphia . .. 11 Chicago........6 LE...…

…. PA V r TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY Q;ONW-F"d4r m,6 tT4tBFtYt 3a*Itg The 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 republi...…

…~TJ~AYMAY 12, i19 THE NMii fiG2A*N DA IIV ruP-r color _I Scroll Society Taps Eighteen Junior Women Outstanding Sorority Leaders Inducted At 7 A.M. Today; Initiates To Wear Navy Blue ". ..Look out, worthy junior, we may tap you!", the song of Scroll Society, was heard after hours yes- terday as 20 senior women in caps and gowns made the rounds of sor- ority houses to tap 18 "worthy jun- iors" to be seen following their initia- tion at 7 a...…

…GE SIx 11II G AN- .DAIt Y, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1942 ..... ..... . . .. ........ - ------------- . . . . .. .... . ... . ....... .. . .................. . .. mw Student Asks China's Faith le_,justified I LIrn-Yuen Tells Education Institute That Chinese Need Allies' Help By MARY RONAY China still has faith in the United States, but more must be done to justify this faith stressed Paul Lim- Yuen, '43, before the tenth annual Adult Education Ins...…

…Weather Continued Cool. We 41r' Ar 'A A& Nit, r4 tuzlwn a -AL- tt 49 Editorial Trade Barriers Must Be Eliminated VOL. LII. No, 167 ANN ARBOR, MIC IGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Jap Army Flanked In Burma Forced March Recaptures Former Allied Center; Drive Threatens Lashio Japanese Supply Line Is Smashed CHUNGKING, China, May 9.-(P) -A strong Chinese army force which the advancing Japanese by-passed in Central Burma...…

…PAAE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY r By Bun i NDE, Ihiiy Spor-% I'g Eqtr- Net Sq uad Beats OSU; o eamWins, 14-i Singles Won Easily, Bonks Are Tougher In Doubles; Linksmen Stav fff Closing BuckeyeRally 4 . i I !a ,o I T LEAST THREE Big Ten titles are being jeopardized by Michi- gan's spring athletic teams after the successful weekend just completed. The Wolverine aggregations swept five contests while dropping only one these last two days to be...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nine Trims Northwestern, 9-0; I Trackmen Lose Ohio State Overpowers l Fishman Hurls One Hit Game For Easy Win Only Five Wildcats Reach First As Chamberlain Paces Batting Attack (Continued from Page 1) times at bat. Apparently the star third baseman is over the batting slump that has plagued him for the last week. From the very beginning Coach Ray Fisher knew he had Michigan's fifth Conference win in the bag as Michig...…

… 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 otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of republication of all other matter...…

…A J..L~LJ. J3.~aJL1JkkI~ IF4IL 1 Lantern Night Sin Palmer Fie Will BFe Id Heads Music Contest [eld Tomorrow -O 25 Groups To Hold Dinners, Teas In. Celebration Of Mother's Day i II ,Will Be 'kdeddrngs Scene c and Whether the weather is warm and sunny or cold and stormy the pros- pects for the various Mothers' Day celebrations on campus this weekend are singularly bright. Dormitories, fraternities, and sororities are hold- ing din...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Aiton Calls Attitude Of Neutral Latins Mirror Of Our Isolation Harmon's '98' Rolls Again Calling the neutral countries, Ar- gentina and Chile, a mirror of our own hesitant isolationism before the Japanese attack, Prof. Arthur S. Ai- ton of the history department yester- day expressed hope that they "may yet gravitate into the American sys- tem of united resistance to Axis ag- gression." The role of America in Latin Amer- ...…

…>- THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN SPredics Ex-French Few Changes Air Minister In Car *Desi # Cagn To Talk Here Importance Of Magnesium A dAlm . PMgesium ierre Cot, Minister of Air in the And Alumiium Stressed last French cabinet before the Ger- In Making Autos Lighter man invasion, will lecture on the subject, "The Present Situation of Declaring that radically-different France," at 4:15 p.m. Thursday, May automobiles in the post-war period 14...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY Air Force Reserve, V-i Offer Enlistments To College Men Jewish Leader Will Address lu- I L, _ . E NWS How To Enlist In, V-1, Naval Reserve Qualifications: Be a freshman or sophomore between the ages of 17 and 19 inclusive, a citizen of the United States and unmarried. 1. Secure a note from the Regis- trar's Office, Room 4, University Hall, certifying that you are enrolled in You will be placed on inacti...…

…/ Weather Warmer, Y itt Y 4ai43 3 A.M. FINAL I VOL. LII. No. 166 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS * * * * * Nine Conquers Teams Finish SeriesToday Squad Game To Highlight Spring Football Season; Annual Coaches Clinic Will Be At Field House Trackmen To Run At Ohio State Today By BOB SHOPOFF Colorful Irv 'Pro' Boim had the Northwestern Wildcats eating out of his hand yesterday as Michigan won, 6-2, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S~T~YR1~ HAY , 4 ......... .. ..... . ... ... ...... Lederer, Actor And Rancher, Appears I Behrman Comedy By BERYL SHOENFIELD "Always a sucker for atmosphere," Francis Lederer, gentleman-farmer and better known as stage and screen box office magnet, declared the Mich- igan campus "perfectly beautiful"- almost as much so as the mountain- ous landscape of his own California home, Canoga Park, near Hollywood. Lederer, broa...…

…SATUnDAY, MAY 9, 1942 T.11iMICHITCAN UAfIIV , ,. JL t u e!J 0.e 31A a3 X14. Boim Beats Wildcats, 6-2; Spring rid Clash Will Be, 'Pro' A liows Five Hits As Nine Snaps Slump (Continued'from Page 1) Dick Erdlitz. Erdlitz came across the plate when Ed Hirsch hit a long fly to Paul White in right. In the sec- ond the Wildcats added their last run on two hits and a sacrifice. That was all for Northwestern. Michigan had a great chance to pil...…

…TriE MICHIGAN DAILY .. _ &Y% 4 . . ... ... .. fit, Autdlian J&tg 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 digpatches credited to it or otherwise credit...…

…''~ AZ M~Y 9~. 1q42 T 14 F, . Ai I r U 'I r- Li m , -mi It z 1 -%,7 II _________1____11_1____Lei ____11_AIE_ Defense Group Writes Letters To Army Men Committee Contacts Graduates In All Branches Of Service; Old Gargoyles, Dailys Needec When it comes to morale, Michigan women have not been caught nap- ping at the switch, since one of the League Defense Committee's latest projects is corresponding with Mich- igan alumni in the armed forces. A...…

…PAGIF StM THE MICHIGAN DAILY S.A" URD.AY, MAY 33 1942 PAGE SiX SATTJi~DAY, MAY: 9, 1942 U Employes To Partieipa ve Ini Bond Drive Local High School Seniors Will Open Systematic Campaign Next Week As part of the city-wide canvass to solicit pledges to purchase war bonds, local high school seniors will call at the homes of all University employes Monday and Tuesday of next week, asking them to partici- pate in a systematic savings plan. The...…

… Weather we Warmer. 4ttIcta 'a1i Editorial Faulty Economics In tax Editorials , . 1 VOL. LII. No. 165 ANN AR4OR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS MMWAMM American Force Smashes 12 Jap Vessels --- ci University Plans Physical Training Program {s, _ War Move To Include Every Man Proposal For Compulsory Student Body-Building Awaits Regents' O.K. Criser May Direct Wide-Scale Project By BUD HENDEL A hu...…

…PAGE EO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jap-Americans May Continue StudiesInland Quaker Committee Takes Responsibility For New Program Of Education PHILADELPHIA. - (AP)-Japanese- American college students, evacuated from the Pacific coast, will have a chance to continue their studies in inland universities and colleges, the American Friends service committee announced today. Clarence Pickett, executive secre- tary of the Quaker committee, said it had a...…