…Weather Ciludy and wanner; nrtnerly -ads !'Y r e A t r t n aitj Editorial Successful Opera Without Women?,. ' 1 VOL. L. No. 52 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 23, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Gov. Dickinson Hits Demands For Crippled Children's Aid Commission Reprimanded For Rejecting Financial SupportFrom Hospital Ramsey Defends Work Of Agency LANSING, Nov. 22.-(A )-cover- nor Dickinson accused the Michigan Crippled Children's Comm...…
…IIII . II Wage Boards Japanese Passe W i l l B e T' I.O P IC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dickiuson, Roover Talk- In Ilackham Lecture Hall Professor Edgar Y. Hoover and Z. Clark D.ickinson of the economics-' departmient will discuiss thieir work' " with wage committees set up under t> the Fair Labor Standards Act at a meeting of the Economics* Club at 7:45 p;rm. Wednesday, No-v. 29 in the-,Rackhaam ,Amphitheatre. fProfessor Hoover was appo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -n~m lu TaoIks Listed United States Minister Visits City Of Flint After Release Mrs. Ruth Wendt To Open Lecture Series Tuesday Five talks on subjects ranging from China to carillon playing will feature the Deutscher Verein's an- nual lecture series, all given in Ger- man, which starts off this year with a talk at 8: p.m. Tuesday by Mrs. Ruth L. Wendt, resident counsellor of Mosher Hall, on "Persoenliche Erlebrnisse. in Ch...…
…TOHE MICHIGAN DAILY Trsr MICHIGAN DAILY QULLIVER'S CAVILS By YOU/NG GULLW.IER 1j. c Drew Perso& Cnd Robert S.Allen 4G o . I War is deeply rooted in the ancient and false belief that individuals in a group-a nation, that is-are not bound by the law of right and wrong which by agreement governs the con- duct of individuals singly. By applying the simple rules of right and wrong ,as recognized and enforced throughout the world, to the exist...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE tre Arts To Give "Thanksgiving At Buckram s Corners F.JVF, t Popular Over Here By VICKI Five Students To Have Leads In Second Play Versatile Women Of Michigan Seriously Plan Their Careers By MAYHA GRUHZIT I (We went over there yesterday and found a Thanksgiving guest column by Night Editor LeonarduSchlelder.) This day, President Roosevelt has d e c i d e d, is Thanksgiving. He's changed the day, people tell us, ...…
…Michigan Swinim Ohio State Holds Final Contact Work Today For Saturday's Tilt ers THold Annual Swim Gala Tomorrow Returns To Old Haumt Smith Rejoins il ini Squad Matt ivi~~7ann s Nat atorsToMkDeu M CHAMPAIGN, Ill. --(P)- Jimmy Smith, sophomore halback injured In Ffth Tank Carnival At I-M Pool in the Ohi State game, rejoined the Ssquad Wednesday and took over left (By Associated Press) COLUMBUS-Ohio State gridders went through a muddy workout...…
…o~,i,~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY olverine Fotbal Squad Keyed For Battle With Ru PAGE SEVE ekey e Work Of Second String Line men Impresses Coach Fritz Crisler 1. Riggs, Leading Net Amateur, Will Play Here I IN THIS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG_ _ Now Or Never One-Man-Gang, on the other b Trosko Holds Edge Over Kromer F o r Starting" Post At Left Halfback The manner in which a weary but high spirited Wolverine squad sailed into the tackling dummies ...…
…SFl nif OfD a E B y. .LOST-Brown zipper bag contain- ACE HAND LAUNDRY-Wants only SPECI Cieists Plan Lmge Of Dean E. ytae ptason A"" rTA~ T 1V~ ig on rime gasss ndpe. kone tlrial to prove we laundery our mane - Riei r ail Yvonne Wes;trat shirts best Let our work help you end F To Show Color iCrLAS SIF IeD R Crr E- M OvIe Of Desert 'itor Noe This is the firstin auseres_ _ TYPING .1 R8 MSCELLANEOUS--2 TR of short biographies of noted campusM AA B...…
…Weather ly fair today; tomorrow r, somewhat warmer. LY Official Publication Of The Summer Session ~~Iait Editorial Germany's Preparedness I ,. .. _ . . _ _ . JLIX. No. 24 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 23, 1939 PRICE FIVE MYR 'aA A4 . Europe Waits Soviet Attitude In Russo-Nazi Trade Parleys Pact Of France-Britain And Russia For Mutual Aid Seen FadingPossibility U S* S. R* Stresses Naval Cnstruction MOSCOW, July 22.-(P)-T...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 23, 1939 [;AN DAILY ,- I ed and managed by students of the University of an under the authority of the Board in Control of at Publicationg Plshed every morning except Monday during the sity year and Sumni Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the r republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All of republication of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Last week, ladies of the Guild, we discussed Manchuria. This week, we are going to hear about a subject that is very near and dear to all our hearts-A2 social life--ha, ha. Pretty subtle lead, this. We hope you get it. Everybody should have been snowed under with mid-semesters lately, which would have been a logical reason for us not to have much to do with tidbit of the weeR, wmcn is tnat a girafe tnat's a part of the men...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 23, 19^9 THE.M.C...AN.DAIL They Still Drink Beer In Governor's Home Town Major League Baseball Standings distance and the diving. These heats will be run off on successive Mondays and Wenesdays. Winner of each event adds 100 points to his score towards the In- tramural championship. Second- place receives 80, third place 60, fourth place 40 and fifth place 20. Students who have not yet entered the competiti...…
…e Weather Generally fair. L Sir 9ian 41P flattij Editorial Victory For United Action . 'Dear Adolf,' From Benito,. . VOL. XLIX. No. 169 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1939 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _r PRICE FIVE CENTS Pendergast's Sentence Is Set At 15 Months In Federal Jail Aged Defendant Implores Judge To Be Merciful; After Pleading Guilty Court Ignores Plea; Pendergast Mute KANSAS CITY, May 22. -(P)- Tom Pendergast, exposed by th...…
…"AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY, 23, 1939 ?AGE TWO TUESDAY, MAY, 23, 1939 Failures Mark Student Trials At Self-Ruling Abolition Of Men's Council Climaxes Third Attempt At Self Government (Continued from Page 1) 1933, provided for the admission of ex-officio members who would repre- sent powerful factions on the cam- pus. Many compromise measures were downed by the students and finally the matter was left to the discretion of a fa...…
…TUESDAY, MAY 23, 193"9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Nine Defeats Wisconsin In Extra-Inning Gar ne,4-3 tom. > IN THIS CORNER By Mel Fineberg Brew Hoo .. . Dear Corner: Last night I invaded one of the bet- ter beer emporiums in town and after a couple of rounds I notice that there is a solitary soul sitting at a nearby table who looks awfully sad. (I mean the soul not the table). He has been crying and it may sound exaggerated but he has b...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY It Seems To Me By HEYWOOD BROUN The Editor Gets Told DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30 P.M.; 11:00 AM. on Saturday. WASHINGTON, May 20.-I dropped down here to discuss'with newspapermen the dangers of foreign propaganda. The answ...…
…TUECSDAY, MAY 23, 193l9 THE M ICHTGAN DAILY Suzanne Potter Is Appointed Publicity Chairman OfI League Vacant Position Will Be Filled By New Head New League Committee Chairman Is Former Treasurer Of Wyvern Suzanne Potter, '40, yesterday was appointed chairman of publicity for the League. Miss Potter, a member of Senior Society, was in the cast of Freshman Project and was chairman of public- ity for Soph Cabaret. She was also a member of the...…
…SIx , TH1E MICHMA1N D ATLY TUESMAY, MAY 3, 139 Traffie Safety Institute To Give Training Here Teachers To Be Instructed At Meeting Will Conduct Schools This Summer Training teachers to conduct sum- mer courses for high school teachers is the object of the six-day traffic safety training institute conducted by officials of the American Auto- mobile Association which opened yes- terday at the Union. One of four such institutes for various s...…
…Weather Fair today and warmer tomorrow. -AMLI Lddah. AbP t an ~ai j Editorial New England: Problem No. 2 . VOL. XLIX. No. 144 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1939 IIII~ ll llil I ' a i ll' '' PRICE FIVE CENTS Parley To Discuss Plan For Inquiry Into Student Rule Varied Aspects Of Life For American Collegian Reviewed Successfully General Session Will Meet Today Students held a mirror to the fu- ture yesterday in the afterno...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRL 23, 1939 Life In '40's Discussed At Spring Parley U- General Meet Will Consider Student Probe Varied Aspects Of Life For American Collegian: Reviewed Successfully (Continued from Page 1) the University but is powerless to act." He was supported in this view by Saul Kleiman,"'39, and Kahn; Prof. Howard McClusky of the edu-' cation school interspersed the. dis- cussion with a declaration that he "...…
…ih,', Diu.-- P , lS THE MICHIGAN DAILY NewE Hg Et Faculty Talks To Be Featured By Chuirehes Student Guilds Continue Educational Discussions Of CampusProblems (Continued from Page 1) to attend the district meeting of the Pilgrim Fellowship. The regular meet- ing of the League will be held at 6 p.m. Dr. Mary C. Van Tuyl, of the psychology department, will speak on "Why the Student Fellowship?" The last meeting of the Tuxis Soci- ety will b...…
…T H E :MI C HIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1939 Track Team Opens Outdoor Season Defeating Illinois 88-38 Capt. Watson's- 54-Foot Toss Wins Shot Put Bill Also Throws Discus 158 Feet As Wolverines Capture Ten Firsts (Continued from Page 1) Jim Tobin, Talented Sophomore, Is Both Student And Athlete home ahead of Alan Smith and 'Culver to win the century in 9.7 Carl sec- onds, but pulled a leg rduscl- and fell on a turn in the 220, which S...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1939 Steppon s Homer Gives Smick Allows Buckeyes Only Seven Safeties Danny Also Fans Seven In Close Hurling Duel With Jirmy Sexton (Continued from Page 1) the first time in the second inning. After Smick was hit by a pitched ball to open the inning, Pete Lisagor sacrificed him to second, and Leo Beebe's single put Dan on third. Then came Steppon's turn and walloping Willie got hold of the first pitch and lined a double to ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY " ~'" !:. 13 inal Women's Intramural Debate To Be Held Tuesday At League Will Be opi, Of Discussion To Honor Debaters At Tea; Students And Members Of FacultyMay Attend The final debate in the women's in- tramural series will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the Grand Rapids Room Of the League. Zenovia Skoratko, '40, and Dorcas Corrin, Grad., affirmative team of Alumnae House and Jordan Hall, will debate against Mary Martha...…
…TIE MInCHIGAN DAILY State Capitol, M.S.C. Tour Attracts 250 Political Science Students To Watch Legislature; CommTittees Announced More than 250 political science stu- dents and all others interested are expected to make a tour of Michigan State College at East Lansing anid the State Capitol at Lansing May 4, Edwin Phillips, '41, general chairman of the trip announced yesterday. The group plans to leave Ann Arbor by bus early in the morning...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY GAN DAILY M*HJ~~ bFnm 1I - _ I H# A and managed by students of the University of n under the authority of the Board in Control of Publications. hed every morning except Monday during the ity year and Sumut s Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited to ot otherwisencredited in thisnews aper. All If republication of all other matt...…
…T- MICHIGAN DAILY Bright Outlook For Business Seen In 1939 'Production Higher Now' Says Horrocks, Noting Need For More Capital "Industry's outlook in the United States is exceedingly bright for the last half of 1939," Arthur C. Horrocks of tl~e Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. told 800 foremen yesterday at the luncheon meeting of the first Michi- gan-Ohio Foremen's Institute spon- sored by the Extension Service. For the first months of this year...…
…THE M1C iI A DAiii roadway And London Stars High-Light 10th Drama Se. ason _ , i Arbor Won. Special Rdease r Carrol's The White Steed5 n local audiences witness "The Steed" during the 1939 Dra- Season, they will be unwitting to one of the most unusual in the theatre-release of a ful Broadway hit while it is inning in New York. It was 'cause of the interest of Eddie g, the producer, and Paul Vin- "arroll, the author, in non- ional Univers...…
…I Sir igau, 'LEMENT it t rs l wnrl ww®w I.A rlMe s ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1939 Six May Festival Concerts eature Three Organizations; To Offer Otello 0 4)., Gladys Swarthout i Program For The 1939 May Festival Will Open Program Evening Of May 10 Popular Star Of Opera, Radio Returns To Concert, Motion Pictures And Ann Arbor For Festival Gladys Swarthout, star of radio and motion pictures will open the forty...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY rni Martinelli, Helen Jepson, Old Star And New, Sing In ( L i f artinelli Still t Concert Idol After 25 Years, gan Career There In [913 After Getting Start [n ItalianArmy lovanni Martinelli has become ually a permanent fixture in the erican operatic and concert world. the Metropolitan Opera many ers have come and gone since he le his debut there in -1913. Last r he celebrated his 25th anniver- at the New York Opera. '...…
…TWE MICHiVAN DAIIN ianz rderson Acclaimed In Europe Capitals Before Suceess He Ar~'1 *.... ~u~r eu ~ i / Critics flailed Negro Singer During Tours :e Won First Recognition In ' Europe In 1933; Gained Toscanini's High Praise The steps by which Marian Ander- son, who makes her second appear- ance -here in this year's May Festi- val, has risen to the pinnacle of con- cert fame are those of a person who has "made her own breaks." Born in Ph...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ned Career As Newsboy But Graduated To Gran ,1 0 - Began Studies In College Made Debut At Monte Carlo, his operatic Carlo Opera France, and debut with the Monte and successes in Italy, Germany followed in Elizabeth Wysor Hailed As Star Among Younger Concert Artists, \7/- I Metropolitan, Unit 1932 After Singing h Mary Garden course of a brilliant singing Richard Bonelli, the man e story reads like aHoratio vel, has ea...…
…Weather Fair and warmer today : in- Yl e 4)p iktitr Editorial Propaganda Analysis For Democracy . The State Labor Bills . VOL. XLIX. No. 125 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Norman Maier Wins 1938-39 Russel Award; BonnerSpeaks Work With 'Neurotic' Rats Brings Honor To Young UniversityPsychologist Greek Head Gives Lecture Before 350 Prof. Norman R. F. Maer of the psychology department, whose re- search ...…
….. PAGE TWO Job Application Today's Subject For Conference Meeting Warned By Beard Airhines To Be Absorbed By Government In War (Continued from Page 1) the Plymouth Division of Chrysler Corporation, at a meeting at 4:10 p.m, in the Union. "I know of no vocation that offers better oppor- tunity right now for rapid advance- ment and financial success," he told the Daily.- Merchandising will be the center of discussion at another meeting at 4:10...…
…Ur MUPSD AX, 7ri, IP9 R M MINI THE MICHIGAN DAILY !!1I. PRESS PASSES -By BUD BENJAMIN - More Natators Arrive; Jordan Named Mat Captain v - Pitching Problems ... BACK IN 1936 a chunky, bearded right-hander named Berger Lar- son pitched Ray Fisher's Michigan baseball team to a Western Confer- ence title and was voted the most. valuable player in the Big Ten. Berger's pitching was something to watch. Players reverently recall his magnif...…
…V PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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 Sumis r 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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEF'E Jean Holland Is Chairman Of League Installation Banquet To Be March 30 h.l Just Name the Style YouWant for Easter ,... All Women Are Invited; Councils To Be Named And Societies To Tap Jean Holland, '39,' president of the League, wlil act as general chairman for the 1939 Installation Banquet to be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, Mar. 30 in the ballroom and Grand Rapids Room of the League. She will be as- sisted by Sy...…
…P.r si THE MICHIGAN DAILY TftrUR. i: iDi. i ii :'2; 19$ Name Arthur Klein For Speech Contest y "tedy t- in ir c:1nt 1vttj ieganin the Noitherii rihatotca Llagie con-i test t be held at ti University of Iowa May 5, according to Prof. Louis M. Eich. He won the honor for his speech "Baby, Tell Me How To Belong." Prof. Gail E. Densmore, Professor Eich and Herbert C. Weller, of the speech department, acted as judges. Other contestants were Oli...…
… Weather Moderate winds mostly north to northwest; cloudiness today. LYI fI&Iiriga ilattia f Editorial Giernman Refugees And Nazi Motives. __ ., OM PRICE, FIVE (EN' wm vtXVr Vn 7-323 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23, 1938 i vmj I~GIN.D U ' ! ' 1 U.S. Seeking ToKeep Open Door In China Japan's Reply To Previous Charges Unacceptable To StateDepartment New Order In Asia Worries Diplomats WASHINGTO, Nov. 22--P)--In an effort...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY zi Persecutions Recall Days Of Medieval Barbaric Crimes I x .:. Michigan Baud H Two Students Michigan Child G Win Awards AttacksDelinque In F ying M eet (Continued from Page 1)E Two Michigan students, Ed Martin, communities of the children and con- '4E, and Glenn Brink, '39E, repre- fers with proper agencies on a plan sented the University's flying club in of action. It is his job to make prac- the National Intercollegi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYI LAE TJIEZ Major Awards Are To Be Presented To 28 Gridders '1 PRESS PASSES -By BUD BENJAMIN- Crisler Picks List Of Varsity Letter Winners Michigan Daily All-Conference Team Sigma Chi Wins Heikkinen, Harmon Win Chicago Nears End I U.P. Big Ten Hoi ors Of Gridironi Road Speedball Title! Ralph Heikkinen and Tom Harmon !n The Final Tally... PICKING UP some loose football ends before the winter festivities commence: Phil P...…
…j _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 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. All rights of repub...…
…TMET11! Committeemen Are Announced For Soph Prom December I In L. PanhelleniecBall Guests Named By Committee Mary Minor, Chairman, Will Wear Rust Gown With Rhinestone Clips Theta Xi To Hold Thanksgiving Eve Dance At League Members of the central committee for Panhellenic Ball, to be held fromc 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday in the ball- room of the League, announced theI names of their guests yesterday. N Mary Minor, '40, chairman, has in...…
…T HE M IC11GA N DAILY _WEDNESDAY, CIO) IeDer~aughter jects is not evident. The possibility Intcinationial Center Gives of intellectual recreation, .however, is there, and the specialist has the Varied Program Today opportunity to become a schoUar. The offices of the Trustees of the An International Night program is Horace H. Rackham and Mary A. 'to be presented following talks by Rackham Fund occupy rooms in the President Ruthven and Jan Eri...…
…Weather Yl r e 4A~rigan Somewhat cooler and possibly showers , VOL. XLIX. No. 25 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, O(T. 23, 1938 Non-Party Control' Of Senate Is Final Election Outcome Six Of Sixteen Successful Candidates Have Party Affiliations;_2,106 Vote Perlman Is First To Win Position' Unaffiliated candidates again won the balance of power in the Student Senate as the proportional represen- tation elections Friday drew 210...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Fi DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:00 a.m. on Saturday. I' 11 lion-tr JI ary tm.irw een SUNDAY, OCT. 23, 1938 should report the names, titles and As Election Outcome VOL. XLIX. No. 25 classes of all officers to the Dean of (Continued from Page 1) Not.sStudents, Room 2...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Japanese Tell Of New Hopes To Crush China Generals Predicts Capture Of Hankow, Chinese Capital, In Two Weeks Scoffs At Russia WITH THE JAPANESE ARMY BE- FORE HANKOW, Oct. 22.-(YP)-The commander of the forces pressing on Hankow, General Shunroku Hata, de- clared today that Japan would con-; tinue her war until all anti-Japanese resistance ended. He said the Japanese would chase Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek into Szechwan or ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY - ''i \ /- .I ,m-s fA}mtrmI NG'AIR! ! c1 + I and managed by students of the University of n under the authority of the Board in Control of Publications. shed every morning except Monday during the ity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited to ot otherwise credited in this newspaper. All f republi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mary Honecker, '40, To Be Chairman Of Assembly anqu -----l> yesterday. Ticket sales starter Bands Feature Thursday, and willcontinue every dad from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Union Travel desk. Ticket sale will be limited to t Gil S~ngrS 800. Robert A. Reid, '39, presideiit of Over Half Of Tickets Sold the Interfraternity Council, and Rob- For Interfraternity Ball ert Canning, '39, secretary, are co- chairmen of the dance. Benj...…
… 13 Penn......... ..14 Pittsburgh.......34 7 Columbia...... .13 So. Methodist . . . . 7 Notre Dame .... Carnegie Tech. .7 .0 Northwestern . . . 13 Michigan State °. . 19 Colgate Illinois......... 0 Syracuse...... ..12 Iowa . . . . . . . . 14 .. . . 0 13-0; O.S.U. Routs Chicago, 42-7 Blocks Yale's Hopes Ohio Out ained But Posts Win Over Maroons Three Sophs Supply Most Of Scoring Punch As 63,000 Watch Game COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 22-(W)-Chi-...…
