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…THE MICHIGAN DATLY PAGE SEVEN U.S. War WeekNo.12.. :. Summarizing briefly the earlier developments of this twelfth week of United States involvement in World War, which brought the first attack on the U. S. mainland: Feb. 22-Stalin on 24th anniversary of Red army promises Soviet will regain all territory lost to Germans, but warns against overcon- fidence. Feb. 23-Enemy submarine shells California oil refinery, attack coming during Pres...…

…T L. v MICiHIGA-J'N .,L i f LY Drama Group Will Present GrandOpera Music School Cooperates In Corning Production, 'Cavalleria Rusticana' 'Impresario' On Bill A night of music will be presented as the next bill of Play Production's winter drama season as it combines with the School of Music to offer a grand opera and a comic opera Wed- nesday through Saturday, in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. "Cavalleria Rusticana" (Rustic Chivalry), by Masca...…

…Weather Light Snow Florries we it QMIU #ait Editorial Public Resents Private Interests Of Big Business , VOL. LII. No. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Track Team Swamps Pitt; Mermen Win Easy Victory Injry Joits Wolverine Title Hopes House As 40- Two N Vote Hour Smashes Labor Bill Week Is Continued; [ore Tankers Are Blasted McCarthy Suffers As 'M' Thinclads Panthers I Dual Natator...…

…4 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Public Library Trustees Plan March Meeting Conference Of Foremen From Michigan, Ohio Will Be Held April 18 Institute Announced Fifty public library trustees from three Michigan counties will meet for a three-day program March 1-3 at the Union. Featuring talks and discussions concerning important library prob- lems, the Institute is sponsored by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation in cooperation with the University E...…

…THE MICHIGAN DA-14N pm'-OF Track Team Wallops Pitt; Swimmers Swam1211 p Hawkeyes - S a a a a - - - I McCarthy Hurt While Leading VarsityAttack Ufer Equals Field House Record As Wolverines Win, 77 2/3 -26 1/3 (Continued from Page 1) Michigan was at full strength for the meet, the Panthers having to run without the services of their injured sprint ace, Hap Stickel, and the Wol- verines competing without their cap- tain, Al' Piel, a...…

…AGE FOUL RTH Al '1 r.e , t r tg Yi tt Wash inton 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 republication of all news dispatche...…

…SATURDA4Y, FEB~RUARY.28, _1942 A -1 -- .5.4 .LYAA -..A-DAA , - T 1.? .V 1 *PAir-W. WZVW- _~'JL ."1.i Mi 11 ..-111. 1.,._y ..x,. .1 1.1 ....U 1m .1 _L _i xA~r't.Y Red Norvo s Orchestra To Be At Frosh Frolic March 13 _ ___ -- Class Of '45 Will Purchase Tickets First 'Coming Out Party' Contracts Young, Revised Band; Features Singers Fran Snyder, Kay Aller Helping the class of 1945 to make its official debut, Red Norvo will brin...…

…rf HE MICic NDi LY A-17, ~TrTP.tR-CTAPV -1&.9BO mmmmmmmmww Regents Grant Absence Leaves For War Duty (ContiAted from Page1 ) fessor of Naval Science; Prof. Wil- liam Hoad as permanent member of the University War Board, and Prof. Edgar H. Gault as assistant director of the Bureau of Business Research. The Regents also made public the total number of degrees-435-that were granted in February. Three hundred and twenty two of these were male ...…

…W eather No Change In Temperature Y t43an 4 aiIt Editorial Allied Pact Will Ease ,Post-War Settlement . . VOL. LII. No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Gopher Sextet Trims Varsity By 4-0 Score In MildUpset Gillis Stars For Michigan As-Rugged Minnesota Scores In Each Period Track, wimming Teams Plan Meets By MYRON DANN A small but enthusiastic band of Wolverine hockey fans cheered in vain last ...…

…CAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FF.ji"k, ' -V7, - --- - - - Nilitary Law Lecture Series To Be Offered Course Aims To Acquaint All Prospective Soldiers With WarLegislation Stason To Talk First With the aim of providing the law student about to enter the military service with some specific informa- tional background, the Law School is offering a series of lectures on Military Law and War Emergency egislation beginning Monday. 'he series does n...…

…FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE .. . ...................................... . . . ... . . . . .. . ........................ ..................... Hockey Title Hopes Fade As Gophers Trounce Sextet, 4-0 OSU Matmen May Surprise Varsity T'eam Wolverines Set For Battle At Ohio Saturday; Keen Prepared For Upsets By HOE SELTZER You recall that yesterday it was stated in this corner with no little assurance that th...…

… . TR4-Dz T, TER-r.17,-IRT FA~ ~ r~AY~ 2~ 1S4~ U P Washington Merry-Go-Round By DREw PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN ii DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN GRIN AND BEAR IT By.Licrty Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan tender 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 ...…

…x r < . , t ' ri ....1 "i Y ! l:'r ! 1 '+1 '1T¢ 1,x,1 F r "Pay- Off' Dance Will Sports And Music Are Careers Of Leader Bernie Cummins ~Social Debts By SHIRLEY RASKEY Bernie Cummins, who will bring his orchestra to Ann Arbor for As- sembly Ball March 6, combines sports and music in forming his career. As a sports prophet, Bernie began his career back in the days when he and his brother Walter played on the varsity football, basketball ...…

…PAGE STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY PIL1DAY, ?E'Rl-AUV 27, 1942 .... . .. .... .... ... ... ... . . .. .. ... M ._ _ ..,w. _._.. _.. _® ..._._.______. t . Linguistic Bottleneck: Campus Japanese Department HelpsTrain Needed Translators By PAUL M. CHANDLER existing facilities are sufficient to (Associated Press Correspondent) provide a mere trickle of men and A handful of linguists in five uni- women with even a vague knowledge versities are at w...…

…weather Little Alleviation. YI e 4tit:q&rn- ~ai4 Editorial Indian Problem Brought To Light Again .,, VOL. LI. No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Planes Sink 3 Ships OffCelebes Jap Palembang Airdrome Set On Fire; Java Now Completely Surrounded Allies Bomb Japs On Burma Border -- BULLETIN - BATAVIA, N. E. I., Thursday, Feb. 26.- (P) - Maj.-Gen. Henry Gordon Bennett, commander of the Aust...…

…PAGE TWO §eifte Downs Farm'Measure By 50-23 Vote Agriculture Group Stops Bill For Stock Sale, Disregards Roosevelt WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. - (AP) - President Roosevelt lost another ar- gument with the powerful Senate farm bloc today when the Senate voted 50 to 23 to prohibit sales of government stocks of farm products below a full parity price. Disregarding a special Presidential tarning against "grasping for a few dollars in the name of farmers,...…

…'~I rgDAY, t~Tii ' ltt:TAIW , 194!' i~EMiC iGAN DAiLY Wolverine Pucksters Meet Minnesota At Coliseum T onight Varsity Seeks Second Victory OverGophers Big Ten Crown May Rest On Outcome; Norsemen Lose John Peterson (Continued from Page 1)' making two assists. In the Maize and Blue contests at Minneapolis several weeks ago he was the bulwark of the Minnesota offense and defense. Time and again, the plucky Gopher center outraced the Michigan...…

…PAGE FOU THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1942 1.0,10* v - - - c rr ir tn i1 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...…

…THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1942 T H E MHICHIGAN DAILY PFAGE FIVE Slide Rule Bail 'Will Be Given Friday March 27 Army Master Menus Planned To Fill Soldier's Daily Budget 0> By MARILYN MAYER If you think the dorms are super efficient in. meal planning, hear about the Army whose master menus are planned two months in advance! This advanced planning facilitates the bulk buying necessary to keep within the 42 cents a day per soldier budg...…

…f'. 4+ ;t . i THE MICH4iGAN DAILY -f Tj T i -j -, i-t,. % -f , j-, MI Tt 17 R -1 ' (0, i fl, jj f r~Ac~E si~1 TTIURSDAT, ~UTTARY 24. 1f~4~ ____________________________________________ I I I _. Special Strike Board Chosen Prevention In Ecorse Of Walk-Out Plant Sought LANSING, Feb. 25.-AP)--Governor Van Wagoner today appointed a spe- cial commission to seek to avert a threatened strike at the plants of the Great Lakes Steel Corp., Ecor...…

… W leathe r Not J .i Ch ,a-g-. N 43&U 4 Mlii . i wo.. "Room ................ Editorial FDR Talk: Lacks Tone Of Urgency . . VOL. LI. No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1942 Z-323 e ' - - - . . s - - s . . , . . . . . - . . - a . .- . .. .. . . -. " ' s . . ." " "' '- ' . ' - a ' ' " ' ' " " ' "' "" ' Il' "" ' il10 " "w 1 11''ll11. 11Itl PRICE FIVE CENTS Two Tankers Added To Toll By Axis Subs; TwelveKilled U-Boat Torp...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1942 ____________________________....__......__.................____ Music Faculty Members Give Recital, Today Joint Piano-Violin Concert To Feature Selections By Mozart, Beethoven Miss Thelma Newell, violinist, and, Miss Helen Titus, pianist, both mem- bers of the School of Music faculty, will present a joint recital at 8:30 p.m. today in the Assembly Halleof the Rackham Building., Miss Newell, ...…

…ESDYFB ~5 14 ~THE TMCfliGvAN DAIlLY VP. T 7TL Indiana Forfeits Three Matches Pitt Next Foe As Matmen Score 25_13 WinI On Dual Card , By HOE SELTZER This isn't exactly what might be called spot news, but here comes the belated cover on the Wolverine-Indi- ana grapple grudge last Saturday night at Bloomington. Strange things went on in Hoos- ierland that evening, the most bizarre of which was Michigan's being hand- ed 15 points of its 25-1...…

…PAGE' FOrR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1942 ........ ....T.,.. ..... ____ I r n (ZIP Air4igau Patty 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...…

…1942 THE MICHIIIAN DAILY PAGE-FIV woofs Annual Frosh Frolic Will Be March 13 In Union Ballroom WAAnti c By SHAPPY ?- Yo-ho and a bottle of spirits of cherry trees, a Ia Washington, after that welcome breathing spell. It caused a lapse in the bowling pro- graijima, so they say, because only 10 of the 67. teams who are partici- pating in the team bowling tourney played their matches. And little D. A. Hendricks has made exception be...…

…PA CT TAVII 'tMat-Viint iWO, I I Paul Katwijk, Noted Pianist, To Play Here In British Cabinet* Recital Program Works Of Old Contemporary Featuresl Masters, Music Featuring the works of Beethoven, Brahms and Chopin, Paul van Kat- wijk, pianist and Dean of the School of Music at Southern Methodist Uni- versity, will give a recital at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow in the Assembly Hall of the Rackham Building. The program will contain both piano li...…

…I I . - . - -, - - - -- 7- -- .-. I x . - . "pp- -. . 11 - I weather Anemic, (Aot .enough Corruscies) itF 431 4ati; Editorial Deatherage Should Be Discharged VOL. LII. No. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yale Swimmers Win Every Event In 59-16_Lacing World, Pool Marks Smashed In Defeat By Triumphant Blue Powerhouse By BUD HENDEL A truly magnificent Yale swimming team swept the waters of the Sp...…

…PAGE TWO TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUYNDAY, FEBiRUARY E _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ I __r February Gargoyle To Feature eMagazine-Within-A-Magazine' DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN( Campus Appearance Set For Thursday; Many Innovations Introduced Into the groove of the spring sem- ester's activity slips Gargoyle, with a host of new ideas for publication be- tween now and May. Commencing with their February issue, which will appear Th...…

…FEBRUARY: 2 21942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Magnificent Yale Crew Makes Swimming History--59-16 Frosh Track Squad Boasts Several Stars Hume Boys Are Best Bets To Make Ken Doherty's 1943 Varsity Squad By ED ZALENSKI Examinations, the ever-present bogey of all athletes, are over and this year's freshman track squad came through with only a few casu- alties, no doubt pleasant news to frosh track coach, Chester Stack- house, after so...…

…THE MTiCfiiGAN lDAf1Ai v & 1)~aY, tRUARY fl,. II I MeMm- ir rig tn ti1 Senate Must Reject Van Nuys Proposal . 0 ij~ R1' .w4 'I 1' KlMAWAEOt ewr-- --..wed dited and managed by students of the University of chigan under the authority of the Board In Control Student Publications. ublished every morning except Monday during the Diversity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press 'he Associated Press is exclusively entitle...…

…t i:t.Jft.Ut ,tE THEM~c-II~~NDIL 'r4GE ir ....... ...... __ _ _ _ . . Petitioning For Council Paositions T o Begin ._ h:. '43 Judiciary, League Offices Will Be Filled Petitioning To Close Saturday; Interviewing To Be March 3-; Chairmen Will Be Chosen Petitioning for positions on the 1942-1943 League Council and the Judiciary Council will begin tomor- row and will continue through noon Saturday. Interviewing will then be held by ...…

…PAGE' SIX TILE MICHIGAN DAILY Heredity Tall Will Be Given By Dr. Snyder Nationally Famous Scholar Noted For Contributions In Studies Of Genetics One of the leading students of hu- man genetics-Dr. Laurence H. Sny- der of the Ohio State University College of Medicine-will lecture on "Heredity and Modern Life" at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Rackham Amphi-. theatre. Although Dr. Snyder may be ex- pected to make reference to the ap- plications of genetic...…

…TkIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAOK sE N H.F. Roderick To Be Speaker BeforeAIChE Former Michigan Student Will Inform Engineers Of Chemical Industry H. F. Roderick, director of research of the Michigan Alkali Company of Wyandotte, will speak on the sub- ject of "Heavy Chemical Production," before a regular meeting of the American Institute of Chemical En- gineers, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Room 1042, East Engineering Build- Ing. Mr. Roderick, '31E, is a gr...…

…liT _ d~UNPXf J D Y, i ___ _.__ Actors, Stage Crew Encounter Obstacles At Fort Custer Play Paul Robeson Appears As Emperor Jones Student Army GroutpTo Hold DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Young John Hathaway, the "brat"! of "George Washington Slept Here," expressed everyone's sentiments per- fectly: "When I get to be an actor, at least I can say I've been on the road." It can't be an exaggeration, how- ever, to state that very few if any road ...…

…- - -~ Weather Continued Cola. Jt AtP iaii4 Editorial British Shake-Up Should Be Extended ... VOL. LM. No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fireside Chat To Lay Stress On War Effect On All In U.S. Stimson Declares Attacks On Cities Are Possible; U.S. Army Protection Can Not Be Extended New Expenditures Are Authorized WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. -()- President Roosevelt's Monday night radio speech ...…

…?Ah1E 'AvvO T~lEMICHAN fATLY x s 4J]" i " T. n ice ITw % 71- s ,u'I u., *._. . .... .._. y i World Student Servee Drive "Assumes .New Responsibities ,Funds Raised In American Colleges Support Reliel Y_- To Play Here Thursday i Of ForeignColleagues, 'Universities In Exile' By EUGENE MANDEBEROG With thousands of European stu- dents- in prison camps, 25,000 Chi- nese students in need of relief and many former American students- among p...…

…- - - - -.-w--- - - ___ . SATUR". -EBRUARY- 21, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAIN McCarthy's 14 Points Sweep Varsity Cindermen To 58-46 Triumph Over Nol Fre Dame (Continued from Page 1) hurdles, Frank MacLear grabbed up a point in the pole vault, Roosevelt Stiger followed McCarthy in the broad jump and Ernie Leonardi and John McKean, running 13 seconds faster than they had ever done be- fore, dashed home second and third respectively in the two-...…

…PA 6, 3ut - THE LCHG A N DA iL i PA~E ~r~tR - ztviitt~Y 21. "i942 SI I~. ul 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 ...…

… ~A~AT~ ij~&j~j7 '21; ~#42 _ F" i tit; " lit1ic:rtl At la1l1 1 ------- - - - - ............................ . . - . . ............................. .......... . .. . ... i B ernie Cummins' Orchestra Will Pla y For Assembly Ball Dance Tickets To Go On Sale First Of Week Dance Will Be Held March 6; Not Restricted To Independents Assembly Crest To Be Motif; Bernie Cummins will bring his or- chestrato Ann Arbor March 6 for Assembly...…

…PAGE SIX THE 11ICHIGAN IAILY SA'TURIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 194$, I . i Complications Cause Tie-Up At Willow Run Real Estate Organizations' At Loss To Stop Shacks; Legal Obstacles Appeair (Continued from Page 1) ton to work with Robert Cameron, county sanitation engineer, on the sanitation problems of Willow Run. In order to transport the U. S. offi- cial here, the Ypsilanti Defense Board and the Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors contribut...…

…, -"_---- Weather Cola Winds t t 4 t Editorial Students' Attitude !Shows Rationalization ... VOL. LII. No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1942 Z-323 - U PRICE FIVE CENTS Beaverbrook Out As Cripps Gets New Post In Shake-Up Lyttelton -Will Supervise Production; Greenwood, Wood Dropped In Shift Of British War Cabinet Churchill Reverses Stand OfMonday LONDON, Friday, Peb. 20.-( P)- Sir Stafford Cripps, former ambas- sador...…

…PACE 'I tyGO i"HE MICIGIAN DAILY FRhA -.._ _v. ______.... . --s-- Severe Bottleneck Threatene In Willow Run Defense Sector (Oontinued from Page 1) cipal district could well be the solu- tion to the problem. The district could go after government funds be- cause it is a defense area, could get the aid of Federal grants, could float revenue bonds on consumers to take up the remaining slack and then go about setting in its own disposal and wa...…

… FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1942 THE MICHIGAN lAItL PAGE ThREE II - ° w W w w - E. t: 4 4 kS PORTFOLIO 4 0 The 'Bestest' Of The Best * Track First On Card 4 By HAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor W ORSHIPPERS before the shrine' of the great god Split Second to- day swing into what may be termed without too much exaggeration the finest dual meet weekend in Michi- gan athletic history. In the short space of some 26 hours the two finest collegiate...…

…FAGEI x4 t THE MiCI1GAN DAILY P txtt40, tYi t l GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty 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' u...…

…THE -MICHIGAN . LyYy Ca duesnulMedical Bal,1o3e Held TdaI Union League Dance Will Be Today Bill Sawyer Will Feature New Melodies At Informal Party The medical students may be ex- clusive with their Caduceus Ball butl the League isn't and everyone is in- vited to the Sweater Dance to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight today in the ballroom. The whole idea of the dance is to get even with those medicine men who have taken over the Union Ball- roo...…

…'AGE SLX THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Student Actors Will Entertain At Fort Custer Players To Give Comedy At Request Of Soldiers; Leave For Camp Today Play Production -students will leave today for Fort Custer to give the first of two performances of "George Washington Slept Here" for the en- tertainment of soldiers there. According to Miss Ethel McCor- mack, social director of the League, the army men, particularly the dra- matic group out there, ...…

… Continued Unseasonably Cold Y it gan ii Editorial Living Standard Must Be Decreased VOL. LII. No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, "THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1942 Z-323 I PRICE FIVE CENTS Sub Raid On Aruba Is Foiled Alert Bombers Prevent Repetition Of Monday Attack On Oil Refinery Congress Considers Repeal Of Pension WILLEMSTAD, Curacao, N. W. I., Feb. 18.-(IP-Alert U. S. bombers drove enemy U-boats from the Aruba coast today and frustrated a rep...…

…PAE 0 THE MICHiG7AN DAILY n U r. tJ'A- t ; I L t-- &- U i APT i0- 1;4 ,i - -- - - Dr. Litzenberg Attacks Lethargy Of Present College Generation Jap Uniforms, Swords Seizd Bishop Hobson Will Give Talk HereMonday Hero Of World War I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Attacking infectious student leth- argy, Dr. Karl Litzenberg charged yesterday that it will take educa- tional "miracles of moral reforma- tion'' to stem the growth of irrespon- s...…

…THlURSDAY; FEBRUAY 19I~, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY i i I 1 Sextet Meets Tigers Twice This Weekend Colorado College Favored Although Both Teams Have Mediocre Record By STAN CLAMAGE Ten Wolverine hockey players bid adieu to a freezing Ann Arbor at 1:37 p.m. today anid point their skates toward Colorado Springs, the land where they play golf in mid-winter (Chamber of Commerce report). Meeting Colorado College's fast- skating sextet tomorrow an...…

…parr; MGM7t THE MICHICAN DAILY 'P t C t MIt Bat. LJ 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...…