…MI( sommumum olson eturns To Squad Today, May Start Ag Injury Keeps Paul Kromer Back, At Work Again IN THIS CORAER, Iowa Star Lost For Remainder Of Grid Season InHospitalBed Length Of Back's Absence From Lineup Uncertain; Kuhn, Wistert Practice John Nicholson left the hospital yesterday afternoon, and will report at Ferry Field today. If Nick's feel- ings and playing are up to par, the possibility is strong that when the whistle blow...…
…THE MJCHIGAN DAILY the "Committee of Audience Relations" to exer- cise constant vigilance in his administration of the code. And it might Well be called to Mr Bill's attention that a lucrative field for in- vestigation is Station WJR of Detroit and Gen- eral Manager Leo Fitzgerald. The code, if Mr. Fitzgerald will consent i be governed by it, will doubtless stick in his craw as depriving him, among others, of Father Coughlin's well-paying Soc...…
…LY Ackley iT ill Begin Orientation Lectures At .1 . - 1 ..M ' ' '. Women Think League Library Ideal For Rest And Relaxation. 7Zeddirgs Miss Mariana Chockley will give the first talk in the freshman lecture' series at 5 p.m. today in Lydia Men-. delssohn Theatre in the League, Pat- ricia Matthews, head of orientation, announced. Miss Chockley is now a Detroit policewoman, and was chairman of Judiciary Council when she attended the Univer...…
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…1 erally gather ir, somewhat rder. Mifrti ~Iatii Editorial iout 's, Outlook do WeirNews ... PRICE FIVE CEN No. Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAIN, SATU1DAY, lOV. 11, 1939 ... .:......... late Asks Hitler After Escape From Munich S . Citizens Withdraw om Holland Prop aganda' Is Institute's Closing Topic Noted Reporter Asserts Press Appeases Hitler By fighting Communism Final Registration Total Reaches 1.217 Varsity To Try Coeac Agai...…
…Ann Arbor Achieves Reputation J A State'sConferene City By PAUL CHANDLER the large supply of speakers and oth- A University city with enough oth- er talent here which is giving Ann e er attractions to bring several dozen Arbor an increasing flux of visitors conferences and institutes and 30,- each year. The annual 000 people here each year . that Already for next year two . 1rrge the Bureau of describes Ann Arbor, Mich. conventions have announ...…
…7" Tries ToWin Brown Jug Back From Gophers ./ .,A 1. ST -1 r-r.l. We , , . We're just going ah4 s column as though ned last Saturday. N at Columbus couldI that Guggy Marcoi e world's greatest to GM put out Alexai 11. So we're off tos d what does he tell am the feedbox we f Michigan plays Min coincidence! Two to th their names be ,ter M. What a coin ey play each other. me stadium. What ichigan will win 20 HIIS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG Fo...…
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…-~ g er Patrons Invited To Annual Ball Few Remaining Tickets To Be Sold By Central Conunittee Members Patrons and patronesses for the an- nual Engineer's Ball to be held Nov. 17 in the Union Ballroom has been announced by Hugh Estes, '40E, chairman of the patrons committee and by PhilipNewnan, '40E, assistant chairman of the committee. President and Mrs. Ruthven and Dean and Mrs. Joseph A. Bursley head the 'list of patrons and patron- esses wh...…
…x ..«.. .. THE VICI ITAN DAILY., _________________________________________________________________________________ I _________________________________________________________________________ reign Affairs Till Be Topic I Dr._Woolley' ner Mt. Holyoke Head Be Guest Speaker : A.A.U.W._Supper Mary E. Woolley, president- tus of Mt. Holyoke College, will est speaker at a supper meet- t 6:15 p.m. tomorrow at the gan League sponsored by the. ration...…
…F9, Weather Generally fair; somewhat lower temperatures VOL. L. No. 67 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN MONDAY, DEC. 11, 1939 Editorial Thanks To You, GoodIfellowsE PRICE FIVE CENTS Goodfellow Army Primed For Campaign Italians Reported Sending 50 Pilots To Finns n Helsinki Says Soviet Attacks Are Repulsed On All Fronts Scandinavian Bloc Leads In League Demands For HelpTo Finland USSR Maintains ArmyAdvancing GENEVA, Dec. 10.-GP)-Italian sourc...…
… PAGE TWO . GoodWill Fund Gives Students Fmancial Help Daily Assists Annually; Aid In Form Of Gifts Often Paid Back Later As the last resort of students fac- ing a financial emergency, the Good Will Fund has become a firmly es- tablished campus institution. Any man or woman enrolled in the Uni- versity may go to Alice C. Lloyd, Dean of Women, and' Joseph A. Bursley, Dean of Students, respec- tively, for aid. Money is given in the form of a gif...…
…M ND1 9EC. 139 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Packers Beat Giants, 27-0, For National Pro Footbal PACTiTlME I Ti*tle 32,000 Spectators See New YorkOutplayed Western Division Champs Take First Period Lead On Herber's Touchdown Pass To Gantenbein MILWAUKEE, Dec. 10.-(A)--The Green Bay Packers, cutting loose with a devastating running and aerial attack, crushed the New York Giants to- day, 27 to 0, to win the National Professional Football Championship b...…
…9 . MON-DAY DEC:-' 11. 1039, ......._ _.._... . is~a 1T 1.'VM Z <T..[ANl . i'bAIL 171LI lAV': nL'UT! 11y 1 iO J a F ThE MICHIGAN DAILY i5 Y X 1 i S 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 entitle...…
…MONDAY, JDEC. 11, 1939 TH E M IC H IGA N D A I LY ... of cabbages and kings WAA Schedul e To Incorporate Ballet Dances Mink Is Fashion Favorite p I J:. Rackham Fund Supports New State School ForHandicapped as m w New Organization Plans Feeling that the importance of the Goodfellow edition called for extra- ots earnest efforts, we decided to sound out the ever-fickle public and discover B h oi it1o11,or just what they would like to r...…
…""_THE MICHI-IAN lDAILY MONDAY, Last Services Road Chief Ousted Again Campus Drive To AidFinns E L. 4( , i1 iii ti d University Has lDaily' Campaign Raised Food Reords Iade S1t-ida-rds Here Fisk Declares t ii a mp n o y I Init141. toK erv? the piddu Er:y Sw irf.>idil in c ity t diy the best eqijpn'irnt, afil MFr. tai::k. Records of the "Messiah"* will now nanci luirin; a1l lsh cannot earn a high health rating toir na i equiri'Ht all et ...…
