… r WC eather Jr Continued Cold 5k iati tlIaitt Editorial I When A Wolf Shears The Sheep ,.. / VOL. LII. No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FYCENTS Congressmen, FDR Demand Speedy Action On Labor Bill Bi-Partisan Group Plans 'Cooling-Off' Period, Arbi ration Measures Curbs Would Last Ony For Duration WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-()-A bi-partisan group of Congressmen meeting with President Roosevelt and labor...…
…French Group To Hear Talk On Music-Halls Prator To, Present 'Cafe Concert' Recorded Songs Tomorrow In League- Members of the Cercle Francais' will be introduced to Betove, France's Alec Templeton, via the phonograph at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the League, when Clifford Prator of the romance languages department will speak in- formally on "Quelques vedettes du music-hall francais." . As this will be the last chance for interested students to become m...…
…_________1____ THE MICIGAN DAILY UEXA ehaVEMBER 2B, 1941 t ll, IngalYe Big Ten Coaches Pick Captain Bob Westfa Ii, Ingalls On All-Conference Foot& PAGE THREE ill Team CHICAGO, Nov. 24. -(A'P)- Minnesota's Golden Gophers won the Big Ten football championship and the largest slice off the con- ference all-star pie as well. Four members of the Gopher eleven were chosen to the honor team, announced t day, along with} two from Michigan and anothe...…
…___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ -.-RE~MIC I AN AILY II Alvin Dann David Lachenbruch Jay McCorn'iclt Hal Wilson" Arthur 'Hill Janet Hatt Grace Miller . Virginia Mitchell I Daniel H. Huyett James B. Collins Louise Carpenter Evelyn Wright . Managing Editor . Editorial Director * . .City Editor . . Associate Editor . . Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor * . Women's Editor Assistant Women's Editor . . Exchange Editor Business Stafff . . . Business M...…
… 1: THE MICHIcAN DAILY ,_ Petitions For Orientation eek Advisers AreDueSaturday Two Weedks To Be Allotted To Interviews Sophomore, Junior Women Are Eligible For Application; Marks Must Meet Standards Petitions for freshman and trans- fer orientation adviser appointments may be filled out this week, and will be accepted no later than 12 noon Saturday in the undergraduate of- fice of the League. Although the announcement of ap- pointmen'ts ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t ,,.. i . . , ....,: Drama Gru r Group' Will Perform In 'Blue Bird' Maeterlincks Fairy Tale To Be Given Dec. 3-6 In LydiaMendelssohn Halstead To Direct Maurice Maeterlinck's fantasy, "The Blue Bird," will be presented by Play Production of the Department of Speech Dec. 3 througW Dec. 6 in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre as the second show of the winter season. According to Director William P. Halstead, the play will bear no...…
…URBAN ODSON BUTCH LEVY CAPT. BRUCE SMITH GENE FLICK BOB F'ITCH CAPT. BOB WESTFALL I TOM KUZMA VOL. LH. No. 24 ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS; REUBEN KELTO 0I 6,000 Yell For Revenge At Pep Rally Victory-Hungry Fans Jam Field House To Cheer Bloodthirsty Wolverines Anticipated Trouble Fails To Materialize With dedfening "roll 'em up's" and yea Michigan's," nearly 6,000 lusty voices in Yost Field Hou...…
…_________YTHE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY .oCro MUER k5, 194t 'Counterfeit' Ticket Scare C t( Stirs Campus A small lack cf knowledge threw r a big scare into th' Athletic Admin-c istration yesterday- -at least for a few minutes. First inkling of the rumpus was received at 3 a.m. yesterday morning in The Daily when a student tele- phoned in-much too late-to say that counterfeit football tickets were being sold and a story should be printed. Che...…
… PAGE THREE Y .G 41P Ar ijaiti Saturday, October 25, 1941 .. ..._ I.,. s Russians Halt Nazi Advance Near Capital; South In Peril Red Forces Outnumbered In Battle Near Entrance To Caucasus And Don Germans Seek Oil, Control Of Donets (By The Associated Press) The Russians appeared to be hold- ing the Germans to gains* of no dan- gerous consequence before Moscow last night but were in great peril in the far south about Rostov, the Don Riv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1941 1 Michigan Daily -, *-a ..:., . '' Letters To The Editor ,.i rI I- Edited and managed by students of the University of chigan under the authority of the Board in Control Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the piversity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the e for republication of all news ...…
… _EAY, OCTOBER M5, 1941 THEMICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Organizations To Celebrate Homecoming With Dances, Suppers And Open Houses, - Union formal Patron List -1 With the excitement of the biggest home game, some 36 organizations will celebrate homecoming today with dances, buffet suppers and open houses. Alpha Kappa Psi, Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Kappa Tau, Theta Chi and Tri- angle houses will hold buffet suppers and dances afterwards from 5:30 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Gophers Clash Today In Season's Greatest Wolverines Launch Eighth Attempt To Break Minnesota Gridiron Jinx home town idea of the Gary Ghosts, and when this failed to impress read- ers Kuzma was hailed as a second Kipke, kicker deluxe of a past era. What nobody seems to realize is that Thomas Kuzma is an individual, a personality different from Harmon or Kipke. True, Kuzma is an excel- lent punter like Kipke and a power s...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Wistert Seeks Vengeance: Al To Settle Score With Gophers Ii , ! a -I By GEORGE KOZLOFF Minnesota may fear Westfall's run- ning and Kuzma's passing, but the Gophers must also beware of Al Wis- tert's vengeance. For, today, Al will settle all differences. It seems that, last year throughout the season preceding the Minnesota tilt, Wistert was acclaimed for his outstanding performances. Skeptical football experts, h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY STRAOTBR2.14 25. 1941 -7 7 -f 7 _. _.__ . _ . _. m. -. !, I . -- -' ' v °ry Vn Io tea"t t owe bat0he beato kn 9~eda & e to aa ~ gar 5 #ns °kgo{ ib eam {teAv " V C. V N ,nom C i ante Froth A on teo~X 0' IK~ocb9 aLockea Aror I The Atlenel Hotel Bgall & Thrasher A. C. Barth ... Tailors Buehler's Tavern Brookinrs Smart Shoes Calkins--Fletcher Drug Stores fCampus Shop . .. Ladies' Apparel Carlson's Drug Coll...…
….*. Weather Cloudy; light snows. Jr 1G a -A- n I.dL -dd&6.- El . a t t Eaitorial Freedom Of Assembly And Youth Congress... Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VL. LI. No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Quintet Trounces Mandier, Lunging For A Rebound Shot Wildcats In Fifth Fuehrer Threatens Great Sea Offensive; Germans Sink 215,000 In Tonnage Big Ten Wolverines Turn Tables On Purple W...…
…EAQS TWO 14 Educators Attend Meeting Ih Atlantic City Edmonson Heads Faculty Delegation At National Association. Conference Fourteen members of the School of Education faculty are attending thenational meeting of the American Association of School Administrators which in convening this week in At- lantic City. The University delegation is led by Dean James B. Edmonson of ,the education. school, who will act as one of the leaders of the confere...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TifREE Varsity Cagers Whip Wildcats, 45-39, In Final Home Game doInL wirtehafter's DAILY DOUBLE 'Il I When Houdini Roamed.. .. OH, IT IS great to be alive again ... A lot of things have gone on since the Double last had his say. Probably 'one of the most interesting to us, however, is the announcement of this "dream" game scheduled for Yost Field House Friday night. It will be a revelation to the Double to see t...…
…UR THE MICHIANA ,W 4y TTJt~DAT, ~EBRtTARY 2~. 1941 _____ _____ ____ _____ _____ ____ _____...........- -..-. THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~uI~~~~~S~h ~Rl -- 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...…
… UA THE MICHIGAN DAILYVI '&GE lV Tryouts Dance, Song, For Jumping Jupiter' Roles Will Continue /. l -..-e.........ne._ Assembly Bal I Speaking Parts Will Be Open JGP Committee And McKelvey To Audition Women N-Z; Tunes, Theme Song Are Sought Tryouts for roles in "Jumping Jup- iter!", 1941 JGP continue today for junior women whose names begin with N through Z, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the Grand Rapids Room of the League. Audition...…
…THIE MICIIT'f A N D A TT.V TTTFgIAV_ x'1'+.'RR.TTAR.V ?lt IOAi -. i1. . . 111 A l .A A . VPC. 1 \ .Lw A A, j.. .- 3 .L5J3 utLA., lmimtcvaux Z5, 1V1 Pres. Ruthven Gives Address To Methodists Notes Educational Values Of Religion At Breakfast Of Membership Program Educational value of religion was cited by President Alexander G. Ruthven as he greeted the students of the Methodist denomination who attended the campus rally breakfast Sunday mo...…
… CTI V I I --!S Weather Much Ado About Much. P. A6P 4:Iai4l 9 Editorial Plenty To Do- And Study, Too! ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1941 - - - WelcomeExtended Eligible Freshmen Open Season! At Smoker Today Activity Tryouts Must Have 'C' Average Plus One 'B' Grade To Be Eligible; Will Get Valuable Experience Second-semester freshmen who earned a "C" average plus at least one grade of "B" or better in their first se...…
…PAGE EIGHT TH E M I CHI GA N D A I LY TUESDAY, FEBRUAUY 25, 1941 Memo Union Offers Services To Men; League Is Women's Center , : * *; Men's Council Is Supervisor Of Activities One of the most important Univer- sity extra-curricular groups is the Men's Judiciary Council. All cases of general discipline referred to the Council by the schools or colleges are investigated by its Judiciary com- mittee and findings are reported. In addition...…
… TUESDAY~, FERUARY 25, 1941 TUlfiTVI I-CIUTG*AN D'11 PA GrNNF, WAA And Intramural BuildingsProvide Sports Fac ilities Congress s Independent en's Group Congress, Independent Men's As- soiation, is a service organization for independent men. Any inde- pendent is automatically a mem- ber of Congress as long as he re- mains unaffiliated. Its aims are mainly associated with plans for service. Members of Con- gress realize that it is only thr...…
…. THE MIHICAN PAiLY ~ ^'-' The Daily,'Ensian And Gargoyle Offer Valuable Expei rience GNrg, Ihmor New Yo Magazine, Has Are Trained Varied Staff InAdSeeking Members Are From All As a means of accumulating prac- Schools, Classes; See tical business knowledge and experi- ence, and at the sam~e time, acquiring Funny Side Of Campus information concerning advertising procedure as related to a newspaper The Michigan Gargoyle attempts and the art...…
…Weather Showers And Cooler Y r e Official Publication Of The Summer Session ~Iatix Editoria In Appreciation To Dr. Ruthven.. VOL. LL No. 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Steady Progress' Against Russians Claimed ByNazis Soviet Troops Put Up Stiff Resistance, Berlin Communique Admits (By The Associated Press) BERLIN, July 24.-Steady progress in the face of stiff resistance and despite bad roads-this wa...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1941 ___y .sati___v. . . z ua THE MICHIGAN DAILY Daily Calendar of Events vT-- - r..,l -r, _'ti t Friday, July 25- 8:30 p.m. "The Little Foxes," by Lillian Hellman. (Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.) 9:00 p.m. Social Evening. (Michigan League Ballroom.) Come with or without partners. RI, pM, r Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control...…
…FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U University Physicists Perfect New Metal Microphotometer Ne ' vDive Bomber Makes Bow By EUGENE MANDEBERG Announcement of a new method of detecting metal contents was made at the Conference on Spectroscopy at M.I.T. recently when Dr. Harvard B. Vincent, Research Physicist of the en- gineering research department, pre- sented a paper titled "New Micro- photometer." In collaboration with Prof. R. A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1941 I mI DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I 'U' Research Aids Defense, white States T ULANE'S football coach, Red Dawson, has a new slant on the current war situation. "What those fellows in Europe are doing now is the same thing we've been doing on the gridiron for years," he said recently, "and the American coaches are the guys who really know how to stop a blitz- krieg." Gen. Marshall take note. Another ...…
… Weather Y ' E Fair and Warmer. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication aig Edito rial There Is A Difference I VOL. LL No. 169 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1941 Z323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverines Defeat Purdue NiMe, 14-4; Netters Win Match Mile, Two-Mile Teams' Crack Michigan Records Hood, Largest Battleship, Sunk By Nazi Bismarck; Bombers Hurled At Crete Trackmen Place Second As To Californians New World Romp Mark Team ...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN D AILY SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1941 bass Turnout Of Electorate To Be Sought Committee Will Stimulate Voters In Fight To Aid School Superintendent Initiation of a campaign to stimu- late Ann Arbor's "inert school elec- torate" into a mass turnout at the polls next September when the Board of Education members will be elect- ed, is the general plan of action de- cided upon by the Citizens' Com- mittee which was formed to help Schoo...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY w PAGE THREE . PAaE TWUPI! a S PORTFOLIO 0 Newberry Nuisance * Dormitory Rivalry By HAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor TELEPHONE CALLS at The Daily Nine Beats Purdue; Relay Teams Place Wolverines Win Easily Wakefield Hits Homer With Bases Loaded; Michigan Drives 17 Hits In Slugfest Slugging Rightfielder Cindermen Trail Golden Bears In Record BreakingTwo Mile Second Tigers Defeat White Sox DETROIT, May 24.-(1P)-E...…
…THE MICHIGAN RAITY SUTNAY. MAY 25. 1OA1 ,, 111!11 wiz} 1 7Y'L -66-*' ", E MICHIGAN DAILY i . * A Letter To 4,350 Students By TOM THUMB Modern Science Discovers God As Others Cites refutation of mechanistic approach; energy is the See It .common denominator and the dynamic aspect of the Uni. versal Mind-science and religion can bury the hatchet. Edward J. Bing, Ph.D. in the American Mercury, June, 1941 i itad and managed by students...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY .SAGE FIVE \\\° ;\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ ' \ f \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ irou h f S 0 /0%% I0 0/ 0 / ~'/ ~0 K/ 01 f% %F 0 0 4 Kl 'K lA / K 0. .. 0. f% l 0 %' 0/ 0 f~ Kd // t z 0 ,,,,: %K. 'K,- . 01 ;, a4 [ I f Y GLRS 00 '/4 rI .4 r X ltv a /S BE A GOOD SPORT in play clothes from the CAMPUS SHOP. We found something there that we know youll be interested in-bathing suits. All sizes, styles, colors, and mater- ials. A reall...…
…MON six THE MICHIGAN DAILY DfIILY OFFTCTRL BULLETIN ture Hall. The public is cordially invited. 1 SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1941 VOL. LI. No. 169 Publication in the Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices To the Members of the University Senate: The second regular meeting of the University Senate will be held on Monday, May 26, at 4:15 p.m., in the Rackham Lecture Hall. Louis A. Hopkins, Secretary All...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN ROTC Cadets. To In Summer See Service U Of MGrad's 54Wirip" M id-I b*Ed'tUI DAILY OFFICIAL B ETIPTIN Trainimg Camps A-0 (Continued from Page 6) the' Rackham Building. Professor Warner F, Patterson will review sev- eral recently published works, and Mr. William G. Merhab will discuss a portion of his thesis which con- cerns the "Lettres sur IHousseau" of Madame de Stael. In addition, a chairman fo...…
…PAGE ETiGHT THE M IC HIGAN DAIY SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1941 Leavay Named Prize Winner Speech Major Will Study At Cornell,_Cleveland Charles A. Leavay, '41. of : ew Yorkf City, has been named a recipient ofj one of the five National Theatre onference fellowships, it was an- nounced yesterday. The fellowship, valued at '$1,000, will enable Leavay to spend two five week study periods at Cornell Uni-I versity and the Cleveland, Ohio, Play- house, a pra...…
… W ather Light showers, Y Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication il Editorial Mess Of Talking; But Little Doing I .VUL. Ll. No. 143 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE VENTS --Z-32- PRICE+ F.i1VE VCEN\ti R Benson Keynotes General Session I Thinclads Await Signal Opening Drake Relays Michigan To Compete In Six Relay Events; Host Of Track Stars Arrive At Drake -- - .r British Fight Desperately To Bar ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1941 . ---- - -- T-- -- -- i Prof. MacLane To Talk Today "Linear Extensions and Group Al- gebras" will be the topic of the third Alexander Ziwet Lecture in Mathe- matics to be delivered by Prof. Saun- ders MacLane at 4 p.m. today in Room 3001 Angell Hall. Six lectures are delivered here an- nually by a visiting mathematician under the sponsorship of the Alex ander Ziwet Research Fund. This year's lectu...…
…FRIDAY,APRIL25, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Nine Meets Chicago Here; Trackmen Compete At Drake Netmen ToGo After Opening Conference Win Wolverine Tenis Squad Meets Green Chicago Team In Windy City' By ART HILL A strong Varsity tennis squad left Ann Arbor at 4 p.m. yesterday, bound for Chicago where it will tangle this afternoon with the University of Chi- cago netters, Big Ten runners-up last spring. The Michigan squad, whic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRWiAY, A"itIL 2-5, 19i THE MICHIGAN DAILY FIR E and WATER- By MASCOTT k .sILr. ..-O-.. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control or 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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACTFiVET Defense Production Suzanne Sten, Famed German owny opic Soprano, To Appea-r At Festiv'aI For Hillel Speech Thomas Downs, '40L, Detroit law- yer, will be the guest speaker on Hil- lel's Fireside Discussion program at 8:15 p.m. today at the Foundation.j The subject of his talk will be "What's Holding Up Defense Produc- tion?" As a student, Downs was a member of the Student Senate and a frequent speaker at Senate ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,-APRIL 2 1941 'Fresh Airs' To Be Held TodayInLeague Ballroom Fashion's Limelight To Be Shared By Men In 'Summertime' Review MEN - they're the logical other half to a fashion show, for they're equally as important and smart dress- ers as women. With that idea in mind, "Summer- time," a Fashion Review to be spon- sored Thursday by The Daily and Ann Arbor merchants, will include ten male models to wear cl...…
… FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1941 THE .MICHIGAN DAILY . Mme.. d'!A4l9Cl9 1 ._ ..._. .: asaH ee M VT aa!.T 1" 1ZLAN L.A I 1 . .. +. / :.U. £ter... :: PAGE SEVEN i Naval Cadets Will Launch First Formal Today In WAB Nautical Notes To Be Struck By Gail's Band Hayden Crawford, Chairman, To Attend With Molly Gillett; Flags, Pennants To Decorate A new tradition will be commenced at the first Navy ,Ball ever to be given on the Michigan campus w...…
…PAGE FIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4,000 To Hear State High School Championship Debate Today -.-_r< Erwin Bowers Will Give Talk In Finals May 2l University Will Play Host To Oratorical League;' Muehl To Be Chairmani Erwin Bowers, '41, will represent the University in the Northern Ora- torical League finals to be held here May 2.] The University will play host to one of the oldest forensic associations in the Mid-West. Delivering his speech e...…
… Weather Light showers or snow flurries. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~~ait Editorial Law-Enforcement And Wire-Tajpping.. . VOL. LI. No. 124 Pact Made Alumni Club By Turkey Aroves alk By Ruthven And Soviet Detroit Reporter Reveals Unanimous Support British, Greek Ministers Of Stand On Draft Counsel Yugoslavians Evidence that members of the Uni- Against Joining Aversity of Michigan Club of New York A Axis practically unanimously s...…
…AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..... ... ...... .... ........ DAJLY OFFICIALBUL ed E. Freshmen (students with less, than 24 hours of credit) may drop] courses without penalty through the eightil week. Exceptions may be made in extraordinary circumstances, such as severe or long continued illness. E. A. Walter Assistant Dean TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1941 VOL. LT. No. 124 Publication in the Daily Official: Bulletin is constructive notice to all membe...…
… v r~asa Efa~aaalLAAi~ d.ki ;: .: . THE HI ICHIGAN DAILY II ii Rr. { PAGE THREE don wirtehafter's UDAILY DOUBLE A i ichiuga nWayne, Bucke ye Stars To Meet In I ntercollegiates . _ .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.a Mermen Concede- Yale a 1 . Only One First Place Mark's Dope Sheet,... HERE IS A hot tip that I wouldn't have the faithful Double readers miss for the world . . Mark Hellinger, nationally known feature writer, let this out of the bag ...…
…PAGE FOUR T E MIC IG AN D-AILY 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 entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this ...…
…DAY, YvIAROH 25, 1~41 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAt li Panhellenic Mass Meeting iHeld Today At League Rushing Plans To Be Subject Of Discussion Dean Alice Lloyd To Address Gathering Of Sorority Women; Alumnae Members Are Invited A mass meeting of all sorority wo- men will be held at 4:15 p.m. today in the League to discuss plans for next year's rushing. Dean Alice Lloyd will address the gathering of Panhellenic women, An- abel Van Winkle,...…
…PACE SIR TH- E.-.M--.I.-C.HIG--jV-N- DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1941 PAGE SIX TUESPAY, MARCH 25, 1941 THE MICHIG4N DAILY Litanies of Orthodox Church I ave Been Arranged For Choir Private J. M. Stewart, U.S. Army The Latvian Singers, who will be presented here Thursday in the Great 'Vespers, have sung the litanies of the Greek Orthodox Church throughout America, including an appearance in the movie "Rasputin." Austris A. Wihtol will direct...…
