… IECTION Two Ll r e it ig Abp oar FASHION SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN mows r - 5 - , ~ _ _.Y .r '+ ,? r _'k'' . ,y_. _ ?MK. 5 _ _. - : yr ,', r x«. - } ,i a . .J :i.Y , p r FASHION REVIEW ::. 4 'I f I I r' W4 r r I t In the Spring a young lady's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of looking lovely. This season's fashions make the young college damsel appear especially delightful to the man - or men - of her dreams. Crisp whit...…
…WO-SECTION TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNiESDA X, MARU P1. 1941 r T } +r rw Grecian,_Chinese Influences Are Seen InSpring Silhoi iettes r '_ New Peplums Create Clever' Jacket Effects Regency Ruffles, Harkening Back To Beau Brummell Days,, Add Smart Touch To Frocks Peplums, tiers, and tunics - this is' 'the trio that assumes the limelight in the fashion silhouette for spring. You'll find the big three in evidence everywhere this season al...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIMEE-"-SECTION TWO orfings Will Look Gayer In New Pique, Chintz Hous ecoats ei - {" ""__ i ;: Mandarin Coat / OfRich Silk i sBack Again These Can Be Worn For Evening Or On Beach; Nautica, Scotch Styles Are Also Being Shown By JEAN GILMER If you are a constant reader of The Daily, you no doubt are well aware of what the waiters in your houses think of your customary breakfast attire-sloppy robe, floppy mules...…
…FOUR--SECTION O THE MICHIGAN DA ILY- WEDNESD$y, MARCH 12. 1941 ._ a. _ _ , .,._ Nw FC Tunic Effect, Peplums Are Latest Trends Stylists Say Padded Shoulders Are No Longer Fashionable; Tropical Prints Are Favored )rmals Combine Youthfulness An d Sophistication Coeds Conscript Army 'n' Navy Lines PastelPPsIai ds Td lowing Complexion Is Basic Catch Fancy Factor For Road To Of Designers Spring is showing sunny promises, pose admirablyi...…
… 7 WEDNESDAY, MARCR 12, 19T1E M4C1HIG N Ii W PAGE V. -Two Jewelery Designers Go To Nature For Nev For A Date Gadgets Are Novel 0 Shells, Cork, Wood Offer Colorful Ideas Sporting World Contributes Cues For Novelties In Fashion; Flowers, Animals Are Popular By FRANCES GOLDBERGC Gilding the lily will be delightful work this Spring, for jewelry de- signers have created some arresting styles to don this season's wardrobe. Jewelry will be fu...…
…PAGE TWO llr'HE '811CHIGAN,''WAILY WEDNESDAY-MARCH 12. 1911 PA(+.TE TWO _,a.a. -~. 1 1 1J. L, 1V1C1L4V AA 1Fil AU7*A ondmomm Slack Outfits, AreServiceable Yet Feminine Frocks Of White, Print, Pastels Will Be Worn For Tennis, Golf And Canoeing During Summer By FRANCES AARONSON sport Dresses Have, Princess Lines, Flared Skirts ________________________ 7- Skirts 1 'Thef Navy's In', The promise of melting snow brings with it the f...…
… Men's Fashions i1 1 V/ E X " : '!r Y ..:, -. 4s " _. +!y. ' -"Y r '- ;. _. 'v 'a -.7' ..:-'cd .:r .I A ~ lthe ivy otine Library and the trees andi shrubs on campus don that refresh- ilig greet color whilhehnmeans tire end of Old Mlan Wnter. And as So's smile .:Y ~grows ava runptr and wa rmter our dark, heavy wivnter clothes wont do. So in thlie nuett few pages 'rine Daily has assetinhied a few of tine choice new sprin fasahioxis for t...…
…it E iM 1 C . f :C A IN -B 1 . V "TrTb7aJVQV9asT7 TtXI elt In snAv -t - *1r.. UUll .P£ . tT6.. ZP ,[r Y 49! 51LIJU i., 1941 A outh And Pep Fresh Colors, Comhinations, Will Be Seen Covert Cloth, Sharkskin, Tweeds To Be Popular; Gabardine Is Favorite To Keynote Men's Suit Styles This Spring By WILLIAM BAKER Practically anyone can be suited in suits'this year. Turning to. new colors, new youth and pep is to be found in men's suits this sp...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY' PAGE THREE-SECTION THREE Elan And Color To Predominate In Spring Hats Varied Shades Of Bands Are Proinnt; Military Trends Are Accentuated Leaving to the fairer sex the job of concocting intricate absurdities dig- nified with the name of hat, makers of men's hats this year turn to new colors and combinations of colors to lend the necessary dash and elan for spring. In a ukase issued by the mad-hat- ters of hatdom, the ol...…
…lo- -,k, i i, -v, VEMNE5DAY, fvlikl C it i2; 1941 THIC IGA_.A Y 1, TfCJ 2,14 Sport Shirts Will Offer Even Greater Variety This Spring Combination Style, Utility Is Featured Easily Washable Fabrics Announced; T-Shirts Will Remain Popular Promising the best combination of style, comfort and utility ever offer- ed, the new sport shirts and slack sets will be available in refreshing new fabrics and colors. Good news is the announcement tha...…
… .1 WEDTKESDAT Tvi -iRCN lf, , All C H I G AN - OA I L-Y 17-1-SE. CT-IG,7 - THTTE THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~PA~R~ T-CTiO2~ THE.EE ariety Of Coat Styles Intrigue Well-Dressed College Me Reversikles, And Raincoats Are Essential Raglan Sleeve Is Favorite; Blue, Brown Combined In Plaids,_Herringbones By B. JENSWOLD In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of-swing- ing into a new, light coat. And to- day, as never before, are t...…
…SIX-SECTION THREE 4 THE MqICHIGAN DAILY tIIEDNESE.AY, M tall 1P, 1941 Tuxedoes For Spring Formals; White Jackets Fvored '~t Midnight BlueLad ested Stye For Summer When around Dark Coat, Flannels Proper buzzing some a During Warm Weather; makc th Color Of Tie May Vary doff th nated la By G. 7ISHON ' Murgatr fortable With spring on the way and spring This s formals a thing of the verybnear fu- lave loo ture, iou fellows may be be...…
… W'7eather Light s..: a i ciier. LL Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication .aitxi tditorial Whitier D3ewie a a I VOL. LI. No. 112 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1941 Z-323 a -. -,, PRICE FIVE CENTS Government Acts To Secure Funds For Aiding Briti sh Reliable Sources Indicate Naval Vessels Will Be Sent Before Money Is Voted; No Ship Trades, Lord Halifax ,States WASHINGTON, March 10.-OP)-With the bill authorizing the enor- mous B...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUFsDA, MARCH1.1., 1941 .... . B. .- - - Little Symphony Orchestra To Play Recital Thursday At Lydia Mendelssohn Four members of the School of Music faculty and five student mem- bers of the Little Symphony. Orches- tra will unite musically to offer a concert at 4:15 p.m. Thursday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Faculty members who will perform are Prof. Arthur Hackett tenor; Prof. Wassily Besekirsky, violinist; Prof....…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY P1AC " TiiPFhI Varsity '1' E 1F risen Win. asy Victory Over Spartans, 5034 don whatrhafter s DAIL Y DOUBLE Conference Me Jougs... WEEKEND JOUrNEY TO LAFAYETTE-Just alter the sun decided to wake up Friday morning, Ken Doherty honked a blasting horn outside the Double's green-shuttered maision . . . A quick once-over with the toothbrush, a half-peeled banana stuffed through still-yawning tonsils, three hasty stops t...…
…Fo u THE MICHIGAN-- DAITAN TMAMAV- 11fAII.C fit 11 1441 T Has Mu ~ flaTs .a 4. as-1 V -C- 14 ,A .ILA .5. T 4 d T I TT I l "T v~- . T . -.. -. _"'-""I l1 £4i VtJ , l.', lI LA1.1? 1 *J L ri IJU 11 MIUCIGAN DAILY lm ) 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 o...…
… TUESDAT, MARCU 11, 1941 THE - ICHGAEN DAILY PAGE FIVE I,- - Capitalist Ball" Tickets To Go On Sale Today Jack Teagarden, Trombonist, And His Orchestra Will Play For Dance Friday, Marc, 21 Tickets for Capitalist Ball to be held 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Friday, March 21, will gg on sale today at the Union. They may also be purchased from Wahr's Book Store or members of the Central Committee. These committeemen are Robert Harrington, '41BAd, senio...…
…PACE Sx THE MICHIGAN DAILY f7, T M Ii U 14 t Prof. Slosson Prof. Preuss Will Co"elude W12,l1Discuss Lj t:. re Sei~ies ; Iore iginPolicy Last Of 'Current Events' What the United States should do Talks Will Be G.vento obtain the best possible post-war Tak W Be Gven world, will be the general subject By Historian Tomorrow discussed by Prof. Lawrence Preuss, Prof. Preston W. Slosson will de- { of the political science department, liver the ...…
… Weather ?: y zd T 2'ne Y r Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~~at Editorial Prtais-e FQT 15-aato VOL. LI. No. 111 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Indiana Breaks Michigan's Seven-Year Hold On Track Title By HAL WILSON (Special To The Daily) LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 8.-A small but potent band of Hoosier trackmen over- came Michigan's vaunted balance here in the Purdue Field House tonight to snap a se...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY . Spanish Club Play To Expose Power Of Gossip Wednesday Social Arbiter .. - .. v -- - Gossip will be the keynote of Pueb- la de las Mujeres, annual Spanish play to be presented by La Sociedad Hispanica at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. The plot is built around the pow- er of gossip as employed by the vil- lage spinster to force a young law- yer and a local senorita of a typical Andalusia...…
… SUNDAY, iWARCH 9, 1941 TH0E]FA _CU.IGAN.DA.L Y_- PAdE THIME Swimmers Retain, Trackmen Relinquish Conference Titles v Natators Set New Big Ten Scorig Mark Tankinen Cop Every Event But Diving; Amass ,87 Points, Set Nine Records (Continued from Page 1) with the speed of a chased rabbit, burst ahead of the pack 20 yards from home and finished, strong in :23.6. The century race was almost a duplicate and Charley dethroned his teammate Gus...…
…PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY tYT' _; J-.\Afl914 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Washington Merryc Go-Round J ART DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 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 ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAIlY P, a fi F F'r fiVE _ __ _. '_ _. D R. I L Y_ I B TL TI1 Program Of Fisheries Institute includes Summer Research (Continued from Page 4) - -------------~- presented by the Oratorical Associa- tion Tuesday evening, March 11, re- placing Admiral Yarnell who was originally scheduled for this date. Patrons are irequested to use the Yar- nell tickets for admission. Single admissions may be purchased Mon- day and Tuesd...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCh 9, 1941 _ __ . Nine Positions On WAA Open For Petitioners Eligible Women May Apply Tomorrow Through Friday For Next Year's Executive Posts Petitioning for the nine positions on the, Women's Athletic Associa- tion executive board will begin to- rmorrow, and will last through Fri- day at the main desk in the Women's; Athletic Building lobby. All eligible women are able to pe- tition for the followi...…
… i SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1941 T HE MICHIGAN DATLY PAGE SEVEN __ _ __ _ _- -__ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ _.___a PAGE SEVEN Latvian Choir Song Service Is Announced Prof. Christian To Direct Two Special Choruses In Vespers, March 27 Contributions Will Buy Medicine And Food For Chinese Studentsj Tenor To Sing For Orchestra Concert Here By ROSEBUD SCOTT Contributions of at least the price of one meal on Starvation Day, Fri- day, will do much to allevia...…
…PACE llf"IT 'TITS MICHIGAN DAILY '* v i1 . lj'l i, f'- L 0~ s Vorid Of ul * ,r REDUCED RATES TO END OF SEMESTER Cash Subscription $.1,80 Charge Subscription $2.05 Mailed Subscription $2,.30 otir Efrhrn IUIIU i …
… mUsic SUPPLEMENT ig *irW Iaij SECTION TWO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1941 New Faces May 1941... Music Festival To Be Held May 10 '-N Suzanne Sten Is A Refugee Of Nazi Rule Young Singer Came Here From Germany; Made N.Y. Debut In March Program for the 1941 May Festival FIRST MAY FESTIVAL CONCERT Wednesday Evening, May 7 Soloist: LAWRENCE TIBBETT, Baritone Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra Eugene Ormandy, Conductor PROG...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1941 America's Own' Is Title Given To Tibbett' Festival Conductor Negro Singer Reached Peak In Two Years Miss 1 aynor Got Audition From Dr. Koussevitzky To BeginRapid Rise TI e Organizations... Origins And Activities No TI cES The Philadelphia Orchestra comes to Ann Arbor again for the May Fes- tival with an imposing record in its 41 year history. Hailed by Rachman- inoff as "the finest orchestra...…
… : vaz ar, , x THE MICHIGAN. DAILY 1'A K' E R ! i 'Cellist Began Career At Six I --Aw - + - Wiw'S Who On The Podium.. Associate conductor under Orman- Harrell On Start In America; Novotna Rated Highly In N.Y. F K- - - dy is Saul Castor. American-born (__ drm__ by Arturo Toscanini, noted conductor, Mr. Caston joined the Philadelphia male contestants and a contract for she had become one of the musical Piatigorsky Aided Family Orchestr...…
…IT 11 E '-. MJCH I GA N'-,D AJ LY AT, Till: MI~HIGA~4 JiAILY Z~uE~AY, M.~i1~CR 9. 1941 Norm Cordon Was Revealed In Glee Club1 Bass-Baritone Sang First In University Of North Carolina Ensemble Although operatic artists are not usually associated with mint julepsr or "Dixie", Norman Cordon, one of1 the Metropolitan Opera Association'ss leading bassos, was born in Washing- ton, North Carolina. Mr. Cordon's bass-baritone was first revealed in ...…
… Weather LY Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication aiIxg E'ditorial P~aces ",.bur Sbhortae VOL. L. No. 110 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, March 8, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENT Hitler Offers Peace Settlement To Greece t # !" * * Eight Trackmen, 18 Mermen Lead Qualifiers In Big Ten. Meets Title Chances Look Brighter With Cochran Out Of Hurdles Hoosiers Are Still Favored To Win Indoor Meet; Ufer And Kauz Sta; McCarthy, Thomas Place I...…
…OF TWO ITII E MICA ' CAA DAITY SATURDAY. MAhCH" g. 1941 'THE MICHcAN bATT gAT~knY. MI~E~l i,_,1 IL %aJLW 4-AA$ "r.IdC iitiiE Off' 1D'tl t R Lieut. Bergren WillInterview Students Today Recruiting Division Officer To Explain Requirements Of Marine Commissions For the benefit of those studentsj wishing to obtain second lieutenant + cdmnissions in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, Lt. Orville V. Ber- gren of the Marine Corps Recruiting Division...…
…Mermen nd Trackmen Lead Qualifiers In Big Ten Meets Natators Crack Three V arks; Bob Ufer Runs 49:4 Quarter Expect To Break Total Scoring Record With 18 Men And Two Relay Teams; 8 Thinclads Reach Finals Puckmen End Home Season Against Illinois Runs Speedy Quarter r (Continued from Page 1) the field with Tom Powell, Northwest- ern captain, third. Both Gus Sharemet and Charley Barker looked great as they churned their way to a spot in the ...…
…PAE 'OLyTP;. T1I~E~ MTCIITfAN TVATTY SATVlW1AV.WM*1WR0 &194 ........ __ _ __ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ _..,_____~.____, I®.R ~a Y A .t:a"i.1 N aaas-a.VaVS:sta.A a,,l l. C.Z.AVVil l79 ii li MAL THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE REPLY CHURLISH By ToUCHSTONE 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 S...…
… - ' - ; -.. ,. .. .+ar .r +Y _S+s(. lF r, a / - r .! +w}p... + '.ry'.-jeF{ fA . ! .,. .. . . : Y.. :. ..L .1 1 V I d . T Yh.._ J.O .L J4 '. . .A PAGESF. THE 1CHGAmm v .LY own"~ Teagar den To Furnish Music For Capitalist Ba Marc Melodic Swing. Will Be Tempo For Dancing Ticket Sales Open For Annual Business Administration School Formal To Be Held At Union Jack Teagarden and his orchestras will greet the first day of Spring in Ann Arbor, ...…
…THE MIC-i-flGAN, DAILY :lk'! i ri, ii rA1 1 , .%ti "-i -, ,-.i Al, :t.!)41 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ti3ilii~Y, l~i.~fiC'ii 5, 1941 =on i Music Recital To Be Given By Symphony Thor Johnson To Conduct Orchestra: To Feature Moussorgsky Selection Prof. Thor Johnson. conductor, and Prof. Arthur Hackett, tenor, both of the School of Music, will unite with the University Symphony Or- chestra to present a concert at 8:30 p.m. Monday in Hill Auditorium....…
… Weather Snow and colder. <L Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication 4:ai.ati Editorial. CoMunity Projects Aid NWtonal Defense .,. VOL. LI. No. 109 ANN, ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Natators, Matmen, Latin American Group To Tour Campus Today 0' Cindermen Open Today I Yugoslav Leaders Confer To Determine Next Move; Offer To Amend Aid Bill Ti l e Bids V Swimmers And Thincladi Seek To Retain Crowns ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1941 co-Op Society Elects Officers From Faculty Dickinson, Diamond And Dwyer Are Directors; Hoover, Dawson Chosen Six members of the University fac- ulty were elected to posts in the Ann Arbor Co-Operative Society at its anual meeting last week.+ Prof. Paul S. Dwyer of the math- ematics department, Prof. Clark; Dickinson of the economics depart- ment and Philip Diamond of the German department were chose...…
… FRIDAY, IWARCTI 7, 19J41 Tll F *.- 1q, I *C 1-1 N ''ll A- tl.-Y T"-E TTlYAa L! - .11..LU l . - . .1.r I S l j'1.~. . *u1 '.z i, rAUh THREE Swimming, Track, Wrestling Teams Open Big Ten Title Bids Hockey don wirtchafter's DAIL Y DOUBLE The Double Predicts.. . THE DOUBLE sneaks out on a long and creaky limb today. Fear not, dear readers, and beg, borrow and chisel your roommate for all you can get your hands on to go along with these pred...…
…TIlE' MIdIIWAN~ DAItY "i :aJi .tx l".- i.' 'i.,h 1 L ..1 k7 F,' i 3 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 Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is .exclusively 'ntitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to...…
…FIDAY, MARCH , 1941 THE MICITIGAN DAILY ,. =. _. _ Assembly Dance gill Hihlight ampus ocia Lie Today . . Independents Will Feature Anson Weeks' Senior Society Members To Sell Carnations in League Lobby; Few Remaining Tickets On Sale Independent women and their guests will attend the "Garden Ga- votte," annual Assembly Ball, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the League Ballroom. General Chairman Helen Culley, '41, has invited Stanley D...…
…1GE S'1X THE MICHIGAN DAILY £~E SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. r Debate Teams Will Consider GradeSystem Women's Squads To Meet In Intramural Series: SponsoredBy League The women's intramural debating teams have been divided into groups of four teams each to participate in the series of round-robin debates scheduled for the spring season. They will debate the proposition, "Resolved: That the University Should Adopt the Pass-or-Fail Sys- tem of ...…
… eather Snaw and colder. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~IUZIII Eitorial To The Nazis VOL. L. No. 108 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1941 Z-323 Britisazi ClasAtS t alonika Immi PRICE FIVE CENTS nent f a.m.--_. ...__.. .._......._. 1' * , . Illinois To Provide Stiff Competition FrHockeySquad Michigan Pucksters Seek Initial Big Ten Victory As Powerful Illini Sextet Invades Ann Arbor; Starting Lineup Will Remain Unchang...…
…PAGE TWO Siam Quarrel Is Discussed B1y E. Neville Former Thailand Minister Believes Conflict Today is 1907_Controversy (Continued from Page 1) when the United States penerated Hawaii, the Midway and Guam Is- lands, and the Philippines. "The United States is the most capable of any international power ever established in the world,' Mr. Neville declared, and observed the impact of American expansion on the Asiatic countries. He noted that Japa...…
… 'EtRSDlt Ma (H 6 1941 THE MdICICA N D AIIY PtiL~W~ ~ don wirtehafter's DO0UBLE Big Ten Tank Teams Pour Into Iowa City With Hopes Of Dethroning Michigan In Conference Swim Meet i i Y Ei Gfj igan em ctting iL a CuiK A%+..ed TcJ P...ilaiti the I : t 4- T One Man Gang .. . SUCCESS DEPARTMENT: Here is an interesting tale of the high school record of track Captain Don Canhamn. It seems as thougf his Oak Park squad was battling two other pow- e...…
…I. PAGE-FOUR. THE -MICHIGAN, DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY No, Vessels Ready For British Use LETTERS 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 republicati...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1941 TIUE MICI{1GAN DAILY PAGE -FIV- First Performance of 'Success Story Will Be Tomorrow t ..__._.. _._ .. eatir 9n i/er Capi By JEANNE CRUMP t w Hillel Players Will Present Broadway Hit Petitioning For Positions On W.A.A. Executive Board Will Begin Monday ._. .. it's to the Navy now that the know-it-ails of fashion give full en- dorsement. Michigan women are do- ing a good "job of boosting the fleet o...…
…'.'H!_UC.'i.-t1. Y5 LY7 '9 W .-.194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r .. Pacific Naval Defense Work To BeViewed 7th Oratorical Lecturer, Admiral Yates Stirling, Will Discuss Strategy To SpeakTuesday Former Chief of Staff of the United States Fleet, Admiral Yates Stirling, Jr., will enlarge upon some of the problems of naval defense and naval strategy in the Pacific and the Far West when he lectures here Tuesday as the seventh lecturer in the 1940-41 Or...…
… Wecather Clcc~:; xicold r. Bka Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication 3atli Editorial -L VOL. L. No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1941 Z-323 wN ti'Ut -W IT4WA"- r PRICE FIVE CENTS I Gerald t'. INYe Flays Britain; Senators Fear Bill Filibuster EArly Denies FDR Plans To Head OPM, Blames Report On Opponentg Of Lend-Lease Measure President To Ask Cabinet's Advice Gager Lettermen Choose Bill Cartmill'41 Captain Germans Bi...…
…PAGE TWO' T1E MICHIGAN DAILY WEDlNESDAY, __ _ _ _ __ _ ---_._. _s r .._ i.. ._ __ _ . . W. H. Draper Will Lecture: On Draft Bill Colonel To Tell Effects Of Selective Service On )University Students Physics Department Reputation Attracts Students, Survey Showsj Bigg .en Higluights Entry Deadline DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I p t l1 Col. W. H. Draper, a member of President Roosevelt's Advisory Com- Mittee on Selective Service, will de- ...…
