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…IPT. 26, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Game Highlights From The C IISS Box. . . . . . . . . . ByIBUD HENDEL Continued From Page 1 Tony Hinkle's assistant in coaching the Great Lakes Giants, dropped in on Fritz Crisler at Ferry Field. The conversation began the usual way, with each trying to feel the other out for information. It was, indeed, a beautiful exhibition of word-parrying. Said Cochrane: "Your boys look pretty good...…

…SEPT. 29, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NIE Engineering Societies Offer Freshmen Many Opportunities Although freshmen in other col- leges may fret and stew because there are few activities open to them until their second semester, freshmen in the College of Engineering will find plenty of opportunities open to them in the form of the various engineer- ing professional societies. Not only is there one such organi- zation for each engineerin...…

…WOMEN'S SUPPLEMENT we it1 4ait t, WIIOMEN'S SUPPLIEMENT r ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCT. 6, 1942 League Council Reorganizes 'All Out For - 1 J# War' War Needs Filled By New Courses Technological Openings Are Numerous For Women Who Have Special Training By BEA BOUCHARD Women and more women are needed constantly to relieve men for com- bat duty, and they are needed now! The University is diverting its every energy to this purpo...…

… mUsc SUPPLEMENT Jr Air igun AIW 4:3attu SECTION TWO ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCT. 11, 1942 'iT "'ii li A"""'°' To Appear In' 1942-43 Cossack Chorus Will Open Series Concerts. ! > .0 Don Cossacks To Open Choral ,Series Oct. 20, Russian Group Will Conduct Twelfth Tour Of U.S.; Organization Was Started In Prison Camp SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY Conductor of the Boston Sym- phony Orchestra . . .twelfth con- secutive annual visit to A...…

…MUSIC SUPPLEMENT L Mit gan A&V :43 at SECTION TWO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, OCT. 18, 1942 Renowned Artists Are To Perform In Fall Concert Series T O Open Concert Series Don Cossacks Will Open Concerts Choral Uniou In Tuesday Don Cossacks To Present First Concert Of Series; Swarthout Comes Next Brazilian Pianist WillPlay Here Typically presenting the foremost artists and organizations of the con- cert world, the 64th annual Ch...…

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…_, .. . . .. pil6T 0" Nation's Automobile Industry Clicks For. Huge Output !05_ U _. More Than Four Billion Dollars of War Weapons Are Delivered Naval Air Station Destroyed, Strewn with Wreckage BY DAVID J. WILKIE Assoeeated Press Correspondent DETROIT,. Dec. -.- In the 12 months since the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor the nation's auto- Mobile industry has delivered more. than $4,000,000,000 worth of war wea- pons .to the Un...…

…SDA;DEC:,1, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA( THREE Unbeaten Varsity, Selfridge Field uintets Play O 0 Splits Keglers Suffer Defeat, A new bowling five nown as the Strikers accomplished what every other team in the Campus Bowling League has been unsuccessfully trying to do since the beginning of the sea- son when they gave the league-lead- ing Splits their first defeat Tuesday night and ended the latter's consecu- tive game winning streak ...…

…CE FOUR T"HiE MTIIGAN UDAILY" DAY. AUGUSITT 14.. 1942~ 1 .id i 1 V 1E .L 4E L']L L T Epp (y. ) ../ E, m f Eompetition Keynotes I-M Sports I M I-M Offers Activities Program For Pleasure Of Michigan Men One thing that makes Michigan so means, that the activities have been enjoyable has been the advantage well-organized. of participating in the University In March the annual Intramural Intramural Sports Program. This Open House was held, ...…

…Page Ten TPERSPECTIVES BROTHER EDDIE ... Continued from Page Eight Then Mrs. Lewis would come back and turn the light on. "What's the matter, Eddie? Is Pat bothering you again?" Pat would wait until Eddie answered. "No, ma'am. It wasn't nothing." "Well, leave him alone, Pat, and don't make him yell. You two have to get up for school tomorrow, so go to sleep, both of you. Good-night." Then she would close the door and there would only be th...…

…gI A-v THE MIi .-Y- _ fl7AN DA__I__LY D L OI LB LETIN -1 "AILY .. -FFI CIA L BULTN U . . (Conminueii fiom Pahi $chool of Music in partial fulfilhneut of the requirements for degrees: Choon Cha Lee, Pianist, Saturduy, January 31, 8:30 p.m. Wanda Nigh, Violinist, February 1, 4:15 p.m. John Wolaver, Pianist, February 1, 8:30 p.m. James Merrill, Piaist, February 2, 4:15 p.m. Helen Westlin, Violinist, day, February 4. 4:15 p.m. Sunday, Sunda...…

…12-1 as A.- Ails -a 19 1 K-K - &-A- - IlL Pal aA a A j I - I - - , - - - Home Of University Student Publications Engineers Offered Opportunities A ~ia ap 1t!IC hE .disce s ~I AIIE AkdhsIsT fl~ i~ I ~Hlriai { t \. , } Last semester the organization sponsored a banquet at the Union jointly with AIME. Prof. A. H. White, retired chairman of the chemical and metallurgical engineering depart- ment, is a past president of the na- tional AIChE. Ad...…

…tTE MI~CTIWAN JiAILY . !!Ll Wives, Tailors To Bear Brunt Mist Blue, Olive Drab, Pearl Grey Are Colos' Of This Year's Hats is always good for formal wear. ible head size and a wide brim with The man who really wants to set a gaberdine edge. This model com- a heady pace will wear one of the bines comfort and style and can take new soft-textured felts with adjust.. plenty of punislunent. In Sport CoatsI Reaction To Army's 0.D., Navy Blue ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNDAY Ay Festivals re Renowned For Excellence Id's Foremost 2 ve Appeared irted 49 Years Artists Here Ago 'Forty-nine Mays ago the Choral Union Concert Series was climaxed by the inauguration of the Annual May Festival and from that time to this "Ars Longa Vita Brevis"- legend of the University Musical Soci- ety which sponsors these concerts-- has been exemplified in the cultural and artistic purposes of these spring p...…

…""" "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...…

… 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...…

…PAGE- FQUR TH. .U.AT-. C HL . 1. A. NII.L bJ T= .13 QA-grllR.-t&V 5 Wrwr+ ; 99 T.H1. 11T LTll1 VAi1\. LElAITV£7TUL..A IcI~<) 4r h 0Ir4pgu t Fifty-Second Year 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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Membe...…

…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, PAGE TEN TUESDAY, U ~ University Aids Students Seeking Vocational Help Bureau Of Appointments, Directed By Purdom, Serves Vital Purpose Seeking to help the student deter- mine what vocation he should pre- pare himself for and to help graduat- ing seniors contact prospective' em- ployers, the University Bureau of Ap- pointments and Occupational Infor- mation serves a vital purpose on cam- pus. Dr. T. Lu...…

…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY 1MOAT O'. U It can no longer be said that Michi- ranen't ag to each applicant as well. Working hard gan men and women aren't eager to far into the night, those in charge try be 'friendly; the files of the Acquain- to fit the men and women in every Lance Burearushow welluonver 9U0respect. The personal opinions of names as proof of the number ofthssgnguptdesaloofr freshmen, transfers, and upperclass- those signing-up studen...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCT. 11, 1942 p Noted Pianist T oPlay Here December 3 Artur Schnabel Is Called Greatest Interpreter Of Beethoven Music Artur Schnabel, noted pianist who will present the fifth concert of the Choral Union series Thursday, De- cember 3, is acclaimed as the great- est living interpreter of Beethoven. Born in Lipnik, Austria, Schnabel studied under the greatest of Euro- pean piano instructors, the famed Leschetizky....…

…TWO, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCT. 18,.1941. Polish Piariist, WilPlay Here OnJanary 18 HIofiann. Idol Of Crities; Audiences At Height Of Famous Career Josef Hofmann, world famous pi- anist, will play here Monday, Jan. 18, in Hill Auditorium in the Choral 'Un- ion Concert series. Critics and adi- ences are hailing himi as at thie'height of his career, as a greater pianist than ever, as an artist who performs each year better than he did the...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TLTSDAY, NOV. 24. irW V : _ Yuletide Ushers In Season. S A White Christmas For Wartime Formals Style Of Children's Will Be Adapt By CAROL COTHRAN "Over the top!" and "Attack, men!" are what you'll awake to Christmas morn this year as the more youthful members of the household forget about electric trains and ten gallon hats to man their modern warfare toys in trend with America on the battle front. As ...…

…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DEC. 6, 1942- University Undergoes Changes During First Year Of War O - Ruthven's First Move on Dec. 8 Was Mobilization of All Campus By LEE GORDENKER Excited students told each other that their nation was at war a day short of a year ago and began their first wartime year in the University- a year filled with drastic changes, speed-ups and anxieties. Until that Sunday 364 days ago the campus felt the i...…

…- : . >r~~~-;r ~IiL qA D W 17, IS 4 ... Fifty=Third Year 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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press The 'Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA+ Hockey Squad Strong, More Experienced Hobbs Expected To Pace Michigan Sextet In Drive For PuckChampionship 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 most powerful outfits ever to carry the Maize and Blue onto the ice, if fate in the guise of the draft and eligibility gives the puckmen an even ...…

…'PERSPECTI VES Page Elt - BOOKS ISEASON ION Goren (Cotinued from Page Five) OF COURSE Arnold was undiscerning or he would not have changed uni- forms in the first place. If he had been capable of analyzing his situation he would have forseen that the British he joined would'have no more respect for him than the Americans he deserted. A man who could be bought once could be bought twice. Therefore, when Clin- ton sent him on a raiding exped...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Began Cereerr Pla, ying Violin Outstanding Singing Star Relinquished Medicine To 'Become Vocalist Strangely ehough, Jan Peerce, one of America's foremost tenors, relied on his violin rather than his voice at the outset of his career. It was his violin playing which helped him work his way through niedical school. But neither violin playing nor medical practise was destined to shape Peerce's career. Although he actually fini...…

…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...…

…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...…

…GiE FIVEt SEPT. 26, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC I Student Cabbies Sufer At Every I Turn 'En Route' "t Heroic Russian Sniper Meets WAVES Lieutenant By RORERTA MANTHO "Otkay, lady. Show there." me how to get A student cab-driver is talking to his passenger. While waiting for fall classes to begin, he is picking up a little extra money during the hot- weather season. But the cab-driver unfortunately isn't exactly "big- time"-he do...…

… SEPT. 29, 1942 TWE MICHJIGA;O V... . L L J C 'D41 NJ -u - _ I1 11VnI l~i! .A Public Health's New Building Wil Open Soon. C mpletion Is Expected By Spring Semester; Will Cost_$750,000 Ccnstruction of the new building which will house the School of Public' Health, located on a hilltop opposite the Observatory, is well under way, and unless government priorities in- tervene, it is estimated that the buil- ding should be completed by the Spri...…

…THFMICHWGAN DAILY Six Dormitories Plan Pro grams For 4> Students Find Accommodations In New Houses, Private Home s For weeks since bomber plant workers have invaded Ann Arbor, the question of accommodating all Uni- versity students with satisfactory rooms has been uppermost iD.. the minds of students as well as authori- ties. Newspaper articles have been printed deploring conditions, accus-. ing the University of relaxing rules for t...…

…1 0". 11, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r+G. M 'r n n n same mess-e s- r--r . Q S 4 Tentative Programs 1942-43 Choral Union Series 10 DON COSSACK CHORUS - Oct'ober 20 Program The Creed (Credo) ................ A. Kastalsky Cherubim Hymn .......... Arr. by A. Kastalsky Lord, Have Mercy on Use (Gospody Pomiluy .. ............. .................. A. Lvovsky Ave Maria......................Bach-Gounod (Arr. by C. Shvedoff) The Lord's Name-Be Ble...…

…&0 SU# tiAY'OCT, 18,.1942. THE MICHIGAN DAILY F .,.:_. mmmmm Artur Schnabel, Noted Pianist, Will Play Here Austrian Artist Will Give 5th Concert Of Series; Program Set For Dec. 3 Artur Schnabel, the renowned con- cert pianist will return once again to Hill Auditorium on Thursday, Dec. 3 for another Ann Arbor recital. Born in Lipnik, Austria, in 1882, he undertook a concert career after studying for five years under the world famous Lesc...…

…TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THmE I 1w Plain Wools, Silks Answer Demand For Date Dresses Thumbs Down On Male Attire Mrs.Kua-LingDuo,Lin Dynasty,r3000 B.C., Responsible For Our Christmas Wrappings Is-Coeds' Cry C' --- . UseWhite, Purple For Season's Best 2-Color, Cotrast By MARJORIE HALL The Date Bureau reports that the shortage of women applicants for dates is hampering Mihigan men's styles, which means that contra...…

…ItH144 M I Kn i i-i &TTY alai nrY i",1'~£.' ' '.! . ... ....w .... . ..... . a.. i . .v ..y, a s o i - XrNT A. 14 Ann Arbor Takes British Young Under Wing, Aids Nursery Abroad By MARJORIE ROSMARIN "I'm impressed with the great amount of work the Save the Chil- dren Federation accomplishes with the least amount of re'd tape," said Mrs. Preston Slosson, chairman of the federation branch in Detroit and Ann Arbor. The SCF was founded in 193...…

…GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPRIDA$, AUG. 14, 1942 b - - _ _ Wolverine Sports Review . Highlights Of Eventful Year Well, the '1941-42 sports year is finally over and another one's fast approaching. We'll try to give you a. roundup of the highlights of this eventful year with its great records, brilliant stars and heart-rending de- feats. Come on back with us to Sept. 27: After the sudden shock of Uf er Smashes Marks In 440 With 48.1 D...…

…Page Twelve 9PERSPECTIVES BOOKS IN SE ASON La Trahison d'un Clerc. Primary Lit. erature and Coterie Literature, Van Wyck Brooks. TO BE SPENDING the day of America's entry into the War in criticising a literary critic must seem preposterous, but, perhaps, it is more relevant than ap- pears at first sight. To be living in the greatest revolutionary epoch since the Reformation means, firstly that all our activities, political, economic, re- l...…

…i THE - MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MA&CH 11, 1942 SI~. -Hair.Styles Are' Shorter, Need More Primping Since the "defense hair-cut" was featured in one of the more popu- lar weekly magazines, many short- haired women have been seen dart- ing hither and yon on the campus. Not only the particular styles shown in this magazine have been seen but many variations of thisfashion are manifesting themselves. The philosophy behind the new hair-do is ...…

…TU E MICiHIiGAN DAXILY achmaninoff ToAppear Here In Performance Of Own Works, Pianist To Play Own Composition Choral Union Is Largest Activity Sergei Rachmaninoff, who will play in Hill Auditorium with the Phila- delphia Orchestra during the 1942 May Festival, is one of the few great composers that will also go down as one of the greatest pianists of his epoch. Although other great composers may never quite find someone who knows how to i...…

…'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...…

… '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...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . K Soviets Weaken Nazi Grasp On Stalingrad fr I MSC Paper Becomes Daily Tabloid Rssians Gain Fresh Ground In Epic Battle Axis Assault Stopped Cold For Fourth Day In Row After 33-Day-Old Siege 32 Assaults Crushed - BULLETIN- MOSCOW, Sept. 26-(AP)-Wen- dell L. Willkie said in a written statement today that "I now am convinced that we can best help Russia by establishing a real second front in Europe with Great Britain...…

…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY I - ____ Students 2,400 Quota Is Allowed U' Reserve Corps Opportunity Is Presented To Freshmen To Finish Portion Of Curriculum With our rapidly expanding Army and Navy drawing upon all sources of manpower available, students enter- ing the University this fall cannot expect to finish their college educa- tion before being called to service with the armed forces of the nation. It is predicted by University auth...…

…~MI~'J~ MIeHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OM T. 194 :7-'-"' WOMEN'S STAFF BARBARA DtE FRIES Women's Editor JUNIOR NIGHT EDITORS Phyllis Present Shirley Rakey Alice Fretz Frances Triestram SJanet Veenboer Betty Harvey GUARD HEALTH: And Build Up Endurance To Fulfill Patriotic Duty EACH and every American MUST re- direct his entire life, in order to do his or her part to win this war. Nothing is more important today than that duty that each of us has i...…

…PAGE FOUR. THE ~MICHIG1(AN FDAILY QTTITYA 1C1 11 Ifkdth a AI Aa V A A \ N 1 y .J. s1f Fu1 a lii. *K* alp 4N*;C i r Scene Of Annual Concerts IA a ChIora~ lOYC 9 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20 DON COSSACK CHORUS Cleveland Symphony Will Give Concert Under Artur Rodzinski ...Serge Jaroff, Conductor THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29x v Orchestra To Make Fifth Appearance Here Nov. 8 In 64th Annual Series The Cleveland Symphony Orches- tra under the baton of...…

…UFO THE MICHIGAN DAILY JR THE MICHIGAN DAILY . Home of University Musical Society 1, _ .. (hO rCt 'tono C05 Boston Symphony Makes.12th Consecutive Appearance Here Koussevitzky Will Bring 112 -Man Organization To Ann Arbor Dec. 9 This year's Choral Union Series will give the Boston Symphony Or- chestra, under the able leadership of Serge Koussevitzky, an oppor- tuniy to appear in Ann Arbor for the 12th consecutive year. The Boson- Symp...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 I I 3iryirganD all WOMEN'S STAFF BARBARA deFRIES, Women's Editor NIGHT EDITORS: Frances Triestram Shirley Raskeyr Phyllis Present Alice Fretz Betty Harvey g fp ISSUE EDITOR: JANET VEENBOER Solitary Confinement? Dear Santa Claus: I want a new "job." That shouldn't be hard to ar- range For a talented man like you, getting me a new "place of business" should be about the simplest thing you have to do...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY : sC. 71942 Army and Navy Reservists- to Be Placed on Active. Duty will be detailed to the Army Specialized Training Pro- gram. their. professional.4udies. in- acceler- ated curricula in approved institu- tions. 7) V-1 or V-7 engineering students in good standing will be per- mitted to complete a total of eight terms in prescribed courses at ac- credited engineering colleges. 8) V-5 men or men transferring from V-1 to V-5...…