…Editorial Alow Bridges To help war Effort ,.,. it 4 F aitui Weather Continued Cool. I lij Noncom VOL. LII. No. 7-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1942 2:15 A.M. FINAL English House Faces Crisis; Group Attacks War Direction County Officials, Ford Protest 'Bomber City' Motor King Promises To Use Every Legal Method' In Fight Against Federal Housing Project Committee Hits War Department For Wasteful Business Dealing...…
…t THE MICHIGAN DAILY _=, C,1hr Lt7 4n Ittty , . .' The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN . ! Edited and ranaged by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publicatipns. Tho Summer Dailyis published every morning except Monda and'Tuesday. M dember of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news d...…
… V, JUNE 2, 1922'CE MICHIGAN DAILY 'M' Linksmen Qualify Three In Nationals Wolverines Finish Fourth IU Team Tournament; Smith, Leidy Stand Out Special to The Daily SOUTH BEND, June 23.-Baced by Ben Smith, newly-elected Presi- dent of the Intercollegiate Golf As- sociation of America, three Michigan golfers stroked their way into the individual match play rounds of the National Intercollegiate Golf Tour- nament here yesterday, but the Big Ten ...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY Rubber Drive Results Please, StateOfficials Michigan Campaign/ Nears Five Pound Per Citizen Quota, Report Says I?4ichigan's contribution to the nation-wide rubber salvage cam- paign, based on a quota of five pounds per capita, 'has been bigger than expected, the state salvage committee reported yesterday from Lansing. Exact totals of th, encouraging returns were banned from publica- tion by Federal censorship regula- tions, ...…
…Editorial Laor Unions~A-d facial Discrimination . 40r 4ij t Nil tr4 9 lqpvvru 4ttv Weather Shower-7. VOL. LII. 6-8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1942 2:15 A.M. FINAL BBC Reports Reveal Bardia May Be Taken By AxisForce Believe Circling Of Tobruk Brought Axis Columns Near Egyptian Frontier; Cairo Dispatch Differs Nazi Africa Corps Claimed In Cheek NEW YORK, June 20.-(P)-The British radio quoted a dispatch to- night from...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1942 Body Streamlining-The Coed Way * * * Coeds Neglect Athletics Here Physical Education Head Urges Greater Activity With scarcely one-seventh of the 700 women enrolled for the summer term taking advantage of the many athletic and recreational facilities of the University, Dr. Margaret Bell, chairman of the Department of Phys- ical Education for Women, again in- vited all coeds to join the sports and dan...…
…SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1942 'THIE -MTCHI AN DAIL.Y PA m yr . ar .ez a. a1 a The Week In Review Foreign~Allies Suffer Setbacks After last week's exciting victory' near Midway the United Nations set- tled down to a comparatively calm, but bitter struggle on all fronts. Un-1 fortunately, the bulk of the news was slightly unfavorable as the Axis surged into large-scale offensives on two fronts. In Russia the' Nazis opened a pounding offensiv...…
…F01 -__THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, J THE MIC..: I1'JE .. :X L V. aN4! ! ['Ai IVX1 __ _.._ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ C14g 3 rigJIUUU iII * If> The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN J.. rl Edited and managed by studentsof the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Summer Daily is published every morning except Monday and Tuesday. Member of the Associated...…
…SUNDAY JUNE 21, 1942 THE .iMICHIGAN D AILY r ~ _ _ _ v _ . ... ._ _ , _. U Linksmen To Make Bid For Golf Title Powerful Balanced Team Enters Strong Collegiate CompetitionFor Crown Led by -Capt.-elect Blazin' Ben Smith and Capt. John Leidy, Michi-1 gan's well-balanced golf team will open Monday one of its strongest bids for a National Collegiate Crownt since the days of Johnny Fischer and Chuck Koscis.t Winners of the Big Ten tourneyt less ...…
…six 'TIE MIC7HIGAN DlAILY SUNDAY. JUNE 21. 1942 Nas ~ ~ ~ xz 19i4 A)1 ~TN11V. ITNE 0 1q4 1N Nation-Wide Rubber Hunt Enters Second Week As Volume Soars Farmer, factory worker and store keeper alike were busily engaged in hunting down old tires, handle grips and garden hose as the first week of the national rubber drive came to a close today with officials hastily computing the rising toll of scrap. The weekend heralded many new methods ...…
… I Editorial Modern War Demands Dynamic Administration itgk tt Weather Slightly Cooler VOL. LII. No. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1942 2:15 A.M. FIN. Nazis Smash At Sevastopol; Russians Hurl Back Assaults Black Sea's Naval Bastion Holds Off Tank-Plane Supported Axis Forces; Huge Losses Reported Kharkov Campaign On Reduced Scale Reformed Cannibals Assist Naval Fliers English Speaking Natives Provide Help, Map...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICIG~ANJ fATV ___________________________________l~a JL' 4T 1l U a .LA. £ ti J. LZa £31 . L1 _,...._._... (Prg Srt~wn a t lj Local War Plant Continues Vicious Labor Policy; Production Suffers GRIN AND BEAR IT Edited and managed by Students of ther University of Michigan under the authority- of the Board in Control of Situdent Publications,. The Summer Daily is published every morning except Monday and Tuesday, Member of t...…
…THE IMIC I DAil- FACE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA Non-Essential' Ex-Daily Man 'Pat' Conger Dislikes, Tires May Go Nazi Food--Pictures, Words Prove It To Government I i Bor Ihu FdToday Helcips Bomnber Fzuzd MAJOR LEAGUES: I Saturday And Sunday Set' For Nation-Wide Scrap Rubber Treasure-Hunt WASHINOTON, June 19.-41-A New talks of buying up tires from owners of "non-essential" automo- biles was heard in the capital today, while officials sough...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY efficacy of the radar method." Under that system ultra high fre- quency beams are radioed into the sky. The radio fingers probing the atmosphere will be reflected if they should come in contact with an en- emy plane, and the presence and movements of such aircraft could be detected in any weather. Instituted and aided financially by an act of Congress. the ESMDT has been functioning on campus since July 1. 1941. Its purpose...…
…Editorial Ickes-Nation's Gas Troubles Not His Fault .. . I it Q341 laitj W eather Thundershowers VOL LH. No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 16, 1942 2:15 A.M. FINAL Churchill Visit May Herald Second Fi rout -v l British Eighth Army Forced To Withidraw n Libya Battle English Divided Into Two Sections After Heavy Hammering By. Axis For Period Of 25 Days Rommel May Try To Cut Coast Road CAIRO, June 18.-(P)-Split by 25 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 19, h _ ---- - The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S ALLEN - - GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichiy Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Summer Daily is published every morning except Monday and Tuesday. Member of the Asociated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repub...…
…PAGE THREE TEll MICHIGAN DAILY The Cracker Barrel By Mike Dann Daily Sports Editor I s ' A Civilian Pilot Training program, revised in line with recommenda- tions of the War and Navy Depart- ments, will begin July 1, according to Mr. J. F, Cline, assistant coordi- nator of CPT, and applications are now being accepted in the aeronauti- cal engineering office. At the present time the Unive - sity's quota and the length' of the summer c...…
…FOUR T HE MICHIGAN DAILY' FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1942 League Dance Is Tonight ASSOCIATED PRESS Youths 18 To 20 To Register For Selective Service June 30 The fifth national selective service registration, affecting youths be- tween the ages of 18 and 20 inclusive, will be handled from Z a.m. to 9 p.m. June 30 at six posts for all of Wash- tenaw County. All registration for Ann Arbor resi- dents will take place at a single of- fice here. Offic...…
…f Editorial E~xorbitant Incomes Must Be Cuirbed . ig itt 4 a Ii, Weatier cor~ntlied wartm, I' VOL. LII. No. 3, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1942 2:15 A.M. FINAL } Soldiers' Pay Increase Bill Is Made Law B President ,Buck Privates, Apprentice Seamen Will Get $50 Miniinum Pay, Raising Rates $20 Per Month Rent Allowances To Be Graded Up WASHIlGTON, June 7. -(P- Men in the armed forces were assured of minimum pay of $5...…
…_" _______THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDA4Y, ,3 e mlr4igan "Daily An Axe To Grind By TORQUEMADA GRIN AND BEAR IT By Liphty r Edited and managed by student of the University of chgan under the authority of the -Board in Control of";Student Publicaons. The Summer Daly is published every morning except Monday and Tuesday. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all, news dispat...…
…THWE MI ICHIGAN DAILY Welles Wants Cooling Period, Following War Tells Rally Rational Peace Can Only Be Achieved After Transitional Era BALTIMORE, June 17.-(P)- Sumner Welles, Undersecretary of State, advocated tonight a cooling- off period after the war before final' peace terms are made. In an address prepared for a United Nations Rally, Welles re- called the "tragic experiences" which humanity underwent after the last War, stressed that co...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... ...a..... e.: at e. - .n v s a i . cn a a.e s Scout Troops Begin Rubber Drive Here No Profiteering Allowed . On Scrap Collection, Official Points Out Ann Arbor Boy Scouts were yes- terday enlisted in an all-out effort to speed collections of precious scrap rubber from every possible source. The Scouts began a house-to-house canvass for the old rubber to insure the collection of rubber from sources unable to tur...…
…Editorial Washington Returns To Anti-Liberalism.. 4v 4v qa :3atti Weather No Change VOL. LII. No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1942 Jap Bombers Raid Darwin- Port Moresby ForayFoiled Enemy Loses Six Of 60 Planes In Aerial Raids; Allies Attack Airfields At Lae And Salamauna Army, Navy Heads Silent On Aleutians SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-(P)- Twenty-seven Japanese bombers, es- corted by 25 Zero fighters, renewed an aerial assa...…
…PAGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17,. 1942 ....... ..... Girl Citizens Here For Week Wolverine State Groups To Get linstruction More than 200 of Michigan's out- standing girl "citizens" will begin a full week of participation in the sec- ond annual Wolverine Girls' State here next Thursday. The high-school-aged girls, chosen for leadership qualities by local chap- ters of the American Legion Auxili- ary, will take part in a pr...…
…WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1942 THlE MICHITGAN DlAILY Big Ten Whips Pacif ic Coast In, Track Meet an Rescued As Seattle Water Main Floods Large Street Tourists Watch ST dShips Hit I i~---~- d s AL'I Losers' Hal Davis Shines, Sets Two New Marks; WrightAlso Stars EVANSTON, Ill., June 16.-PA1)- The Big Ten's All-Stars won their dual track meet with the Pacific Coast's best tonight for the first time in the six-year history of the event. Before a...…
…I FOUR Tl-;lE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17. 1942 1_ r W sDaNrEs,,.a..amr .. fNe L17: 1 qs x 4 &1jp £irtti au lat t1 :. r 91l b*-.n - m a n " -- .- .. ... . Edited and managed by students of the University of Michig'an 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 Tbe Associated Press is excl...…
…WEDN'ESDAIr, JUNE 17, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE EDN~SDAY, JUNE 17, 1942PAGE I - -- Awards Given For Summer OK Lauren, Throw It In The Lead Pot NROTC Cadets Total Seventy For Summer American Planning S kill Revealed In Account Of corad Sea Victor 1* .4< : In Hopwoods Talented students of creative writ- ing are already probing the imagina- tive sections of their minds in search of ideas for manuscripts to enter in the Avery Hopwood...…
…AGE six THE MICHIGAN DAIMY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1942 ..... ..................... .. . .............. . ... . .......... . .. . ..... . .......... . ..... ....... . . - - . .. . . .. . .... . ...................... - - .- ....... ...................................................... ... . .............. . . .... mown E Aerial Mapping Will Be Taught This Stummer Course Aimed To Prepari Personnel For Nationa Defense Map Program A new full-t...…
… Ed I tril New Semster Exists To Better Democracy .. ic, it -~Au 4a111 Weather Slightly Warmer. t VOL. LII. No- . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1942 ® .... ...._...... _ ...... m -- Personal IncomesI Held At $25,000 In Treasury Plan Proposed Tax Increases Would End 'Luxurious Living Of Few'-Paul Married Couples To Keep $50,000 WASHINGTON, June 15.-(I)- Super-levies to take from, single per- sons all income over $25,000 a...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1942 Michigan Girls To Meet Here In onvention More than 200 of the outstanding girl 'citizens' of Michigan will meet here next Thursday for a full week of participation in the second an- nual Wolverine Girls' State. Using University facilities, the high-school-aged girls will take part in a program designed to emphasize practical living problems with special training in home economics, eti- qu...…
…%OAVIJ'C~hE 18,X94THE MICHIGAN' DAILY I'M To Launch HueSm e Sports Proramr Next H ul'lu PAGE, mE Wee, The Cracker Barrel By Mike Dian Daily Sports Editor * Crisler Loses Kruse, Star Freshman End W olverine Captain Softball Play Highlights Big Outdoor Schedule lI 7 I MICHIGAN'S 1942 football team suffered a severe blow yesterday when it was learned that Harold kruse, star freshman end from Flint, would not rekirn to the University in the...…
…Ir UJ TUESDfAY. JUNE I~18:11 . - .__ __.. ....._..____ _ ..____._ .._ _ !SY 1Cup oll + j I4,e Atc4lgau :43alty 'Armor Of Honest Thought'Needed By Graduates, Pres. Ruthven Says GRIN AND BEAR IT By Licluy . "0 f EI -w- 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. Me...…
….. ....... . .... I- - JUNE 16, 1942 THE MICHIGAN D A #T.V F aTHE. . .iCHa.'a A 3A I ,tICA t !r League'sAll-CampusWeekend Dances Begin This Friday SRA To Hold Discussions For Freshmen Co-eds Offered Complete Sports Program During Summer Months By WALLIDINE KLEE A full program of athletics will be offered Michigan coeds this sum- mer, according to Dr. Margaret Bell who is in charge of the Physical Ed- ucation Program for the women. Dr...…
…'I-, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDlAY, J'UNE 6194I2 Post-War Group Discusses Charter The Michigan Post-War Council's j dividual and the causes of war and peimanent work of arousing student their influence on the future peace. The Post-War Council's work be- interest in the problems of victory lgan with a two-day conference in will begin with a discussion meeting I April during which comprehensive of the Atlantic Charter led by Prof. Idiscussion...…
….TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1942 TH 'MCHGA DAI aa .. L1 . .*LYAA '. -I*AnliZ 'qRVlltV sTHE MICssa 1 a 1V 1 i -lAN TIA1TL [ 1 r .YGr Order Of Coif Selects Fifteen Law Students Thir-Year Men Chosen By National Lawyer's Stuentl Monor Gronp The selection of 15 third-year law students to the Order of the Coif, patiopal honor society, was an- nounced recently by the law school faculty. Only students in the upper 10 per cent of the third year class are e...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TITF:-51DAY, JUNE 16, 1942 EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1942 U' To Sponsor Food Handling Program Here Conforence Begins Today As Dr. Ienry Vaughan Delivers First Lecture At cast 100 persons are expected to register today for a two-day training course being provided by the Uni- versity of Michigan School of Public Health for hotel and restaurant ow- ners, managers and supervisory per- sonnel. Health ...…
…Weather Little change in Teamrture. sfilr igazi i5attH Editorial NYA Should Include Out-Of-School Youth VOL. LII. No. 175 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS m Annual Hopwood Contest Winners Awarded Prizes AX McCormick, Obermeyer Early Win In Fiction; Other Fields Rewarded Famous Writers Serve As Judges Seventeen University students di- vided more than $6,000 in prize money yesterday in the eleven...…
…-~ - ----.. -w - -~- -~- - - -w -- w -~-- -_, . PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNIGSDAY, T1WA ' 20, 1942 .,. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY FOR SALE FOR SALE, a $105 Axminster ma- roon-figured rug for $65.50. $3.95 study table, $2.50. Single metal bed, spring mattress, $12.95. 904 Monroe St. 400c TYPING L. M. HEYWOOD, experienced typist, 414 Maynard Street, phone 5689. MISS ALLEN-Experienced typist. 408 S. Fifth Ave. Phone 2-2935. MICHIGAN One Nig...…
…WFDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1.942 TUE -MI-C TIGAAN,-, .D ATLY Michigan Wins Golf Title; Nine Faces Great Lakes n Golfers - Top Minnesota, OSU For Big Ten Title Wolverines Edge Out Gophers By Three Strokes; McCarthy Beats Smith For Medalist Honors Jh1 ENCHCOMBEII ~~~~- \-PJ t - By BUD HENDEL, Daily Sports Editor (Continued from Page 1) falter as his opponents picked up strokes on the final nine, then he recovered sufficiently to take the title ...…
…- . - - w- -w - TilE' MICgIHGAN' -DAHX WEINESD MA /T 9~ 9~'It9 U/ 4~r74? A ew' Last WrdH By TOM THUMB 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...…
…, NA n, -194 T ~i WIHIGA '>AMLY I I Patrons List Of Senior Bal f Is Announced Cab Calloway And Orchestra To Furnish Music For Dance; Committee, Guests Are Named Hundreds of students and guests will cruise on the deck of a make- believe battleship, dancing to the music of Cab Calloway and his 22 piece orchestra at Senior Ball, to be held from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m., Fri- day, May 29, at the Sports Building. Weather permitting, there will be dan...…
…H - FJAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) Amendment to Announcement No. 133 of 1941 (Unassembled), closing receipt of applications from men and extending the period for women for: Technical and Scientific Aid, $1,440 to $2,000. Closing date for men will be June 1, 1942. Appl iations from women will be accepted until all posi- tions are filled. There is great need for female eligibles, who have com- pleted 2 years of college with c...…
…MAY 20, 1942 THEMICHIGAN DAILY PAGU SEVrEN - ---- -- _ World Strife Awaits Graduates; Field House Set For Exercises, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIUNCE, AND THE ARTS SCHEDUL E OFX A MINATIONS May 20 to Moy 26, 1942 (Continued from Page 1) *? (Continued from Page 1) Most of those who enter the Army will immediately go into officers training school. On June 15 the University "summer term" will begin and will set the ...…
…-1- I--- - 11 ". 1111 .1 --- - v I I I lmlpl _____________________THE MICIIItXN JATTY VtN~ZMi CPT To Extend S6iumier Plan Government Secondary Will Assist Students Moving into high gear the Civilian Pilot Training program yesterday announced it would continue its ac-f tivities into the summer semester but cn a new, accelerated basis which would feature a more intensive flight and ground training. The plan, as now constituted, pro- vides f...…
…Weather Y Sir i~aiI Editorial A Tribute To Prof. Sunderlandm. VOL. LIT. No. 174 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Smith Paces M' Linksmen To Half way, Big Ten Lead Blazin' Ben's 146 Snares Day's Individual Honors;, Wolverines Hold Stroke Margin Over Ohio State Nine Takes Two At Chicago, 16-1, 3-1 By BUD LOW Michigan's hopes for a Western Conference golf title glimmered faint- ly, then shone brighter...…
….., - .- Wpr-w --- - -ww- -----w ww.- - -- rr - - .r -- - -...-.. . - -.---- PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DlAILY TUESDAY. MAY 19. 1 142 :. ..>. ::. ., ., a. ax x-. a± . x a ax a as' til.. . a ILF t b L ' A. .. ... __. ... .. - _ (I , TTTEUWL7AV 1,rV 1I Q& r IFC Reports. Houses Open For Summer #24 Sophomores Receive Summer Council Posts, ' Announces Secretary Michigan fraternities will continue to operate on a regular basis during the summer ...…
…TtJ:,SDA VMAY B19l42 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACIP' ITIM "T HE 11 yM I y11 Vt,1 fN lf1A T ' -~.~U.~4U L ~ ~ l. ( .3 ....U.dD4E U. W'~J Varsity Leads At Halfway Mark In Conference Golf Meet Ben Smith Has Medal Honors, Shooting 146 Ohio Th reatens Michigan Advantage; Darkhorse' GophersPlace Third (Continued from Page 1) for low medalist honors, faltered, and came in with a 156 total. Illinois, with two players among the top four, rested in fi...…
…- w'pw.r ''.. -_ ""w - _ ""ran'- l- - A -- .- - tee___________TITE MTCHIGAN DAILY IMS$DAX , MAY,. 19~, 191 lp, Alr4l-gatt atlq 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...…
…fTSDAY, M4fAV19, 1942 THlE MICHIGAN DAiLY rAGE I4ME Plans Outlined WAA Had Humble For Orientation As Athletic Commit Start In 1893 tee Of League I Summer Program Discussed At League Meeting Yesterday At a meeting held in the Kalama- zoo Room of the League at 5 p.m. yesterday, plans were outlined for summer orientation by Virginia Cap- ron, '43, chairman of the freshman program, and Gloria Donen, '43, transfer chairman. Beginning at ...…
… -w -- -~ - - -- -- --w-- - - w.- - -.---- - - 19Jx THE MICHIGA~N DILY ThmSDAY, MAY 19, 1842 Inside Europe - Bylines Who Watched. The Axis At War War With U.S. Shocks Nazis, SaysReporter Declaration Of Hostilities Stuns German Leaders, Marks Policy Reversal Had To 'Sell' War By LOUIS LOCHNER (Associated Press Correspondent) Hitler could have made no greater mistake or created no greater in- ternal stir than by his declaration of ...…
