…SATURDAY, AUG. 12, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE "TENTY-FIVE S4TURDAY, AUG. 12, 1939 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE _________________________________________________________ U More Than 100 Aetivities Open To Pupils Here Speech Activities Are Only Exception To Opening Term Eligibility Rule (Continued from Page 24) national fraternity for scholastic emi- nence. FORESTRY CLUB The Forestry Club is the only stu- dent organization in the School of Forestry ...…
…PAGE TWENTY-SIX THE MICHIGEAN flAtTY SATURDAY, AUG. 12, 1939 .L tl .<:I 2I.1 1 V 11 1 L:F 1'1 11 L .Cl l L 1 Ulrich's A & 0 Ulrich's Connections with 600 Schools and Bookstores Throughout the United States Have Stocked Our Store with TONS and TONS of USED ad NEW TEXTBOOKS For, Every Course' on the Michigan Campus I' ULRICH'S WHOLESALE BUYING Enables us to give you great values in Student Supplies NOTICE! ENGI...…
…Weather Partly cloudy and warmer today and tomowrrow. Y Official Publication Of The Summer Session Iait Editorial Brtlsh Hollow Guarante... I a I VOL. XLIX. No. 14 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS I I Postponement Of Arm Bill Is Castigated By Roosevelt Bobby Feller And The Yankees StopNational All-Stars, 3 To l President Warns Congress That Foreign Conflict Would CauseDifficulty Committee ...…
…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY WEDNESDAY. JUL~Y1 LN DAILY Ruins Reflect Blending Of Cultures I wa ^ ' / O JA Edited and managed by students of the University of :ichigan under the authority of the Board in Control of udent Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the 4vereity year and Sumni c Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the e for republication of all news dispatches cred...…
…12, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Inventory Test Will Be Given Here Thursday Required Of Graduates In Education; Aid Faculty In- AdvisingStudents The Advisory Inventory Test of the School of Education will be given from 2 to 5 p.m. tomorrow and from 9 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday in the University High School Auditorium. The test, which is of an inventory nature, will be of use to the faculty in advising students. It is required of all graduate studen...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDN LACK'S Incorporated C I .AUNCEY T. IA (4 President DOWNTOWN - CORNER MAIN AND LIBERTY - TELEPHONE 2-44 1 - FREE DELIVERY - OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT OR USE OUR BUDGET PLAN. III All Roads Lead To The New Mack Store We wish we could take you behind the scenes to show you the preparations we've made for this tremendous event. Our entire organization has concentrated its efforts toward bringing you the most outst...…
… Weather Partly cloudy and cooler; cOntioued cool tomorrowy. LL Sir igan tIadti Editorial The Question Of Subsidization ~ VOL. XLIX. No. 160 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Britain Ready To Go To War Over Danzig, Nazis Warned Daladier Also Threatens To Reinforce Already ExpandedFrench Army Britain, Rumania Sign Trade Accord (By Associated Press) LONDON, May 11.-Prime Minis- ter Chamberlain declared tod...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,. MAY 12y .1339 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIPAYJ MAY L2~. 1939 Rural Schools Chorus To Sing Washtenaw School Pupils To Give Free Concert Music from Washtenaw county's rural schools will come to the city next Tuesday, May 16, when a cast of 695 children will present their sev- enth annual May music festival in Hill Auditorium. The rural school children will offer a children chorus of 455 voices and a varied program of fo...…
… TH.F...MIC.HIGAN aDAILY j .''"T~akT 3.+ y'~'~._a.. ... a , .. :.* a v a . ..* . I Coal Dealers Will Convene Here May 16018 1H M1 Senator Bishop To Preside Over Utilization Group At 3rd Annual Meeting State coal dealers will meet here{ next week for the third annual Coal Utilization Institute. The Institute is sponsored by the3 University Extension Service, the Col- lege of Engineering and the Michigan1 Retail Coal Merchants Association....…
…w; toult FRIDAY, MAY12, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGANDAILY AS OTHERS SEE IT . ..Q It Seems To Me By HEYWOOD BROUN I hope the Boys' Club movement in general flourishes and prospers, for I am deeply in its debt. Being a ham at heart, the opportunity to / 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 ...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGER MT Freshman Orientation Advisers Are Announced For 1939 . , Delta Sigma Rho' To Hold Initiation Ceremony Today Delta Sigma Rho, honorary speech' fraternity for varsity debaters and orators, will hold its annual intiation at 5 p.m. today in the Michigan Union, followed by a banquet at 6:15 p.m. Robert Rosa, '39, will preside at both the initiation and the dinner. The people who are to be...…
…THE .M1I CHIGAN ALY AY, MAY 12, 1939 Michigan Nine, Title Hopes High, Meets Indiana Here Today Smick To Hurl Agamst Rivals In Big Ten Tilt Sofiak Moves To Outfield Due To Sore Shoulder; StepponReplaces Him (Continued from Page 1) muscle, has so ,impaired Sofiak's throwing, that Coach Fisher thought it best to shift little Mike to right field and bring Bill Steppon in to take over the shortstopping duties. Indiana. Has Newcomers Indiana wil...…
…T H E MICI 1GAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN . . n. +.,,w .+S TonfldenitMichigan Track Team Awaits Invasion Of Ohio Squad 1I MGolf Tourney Set For Tomorrow The Intramural-Golf Tournament, ;, . ., By HERM EPSTEIN The Ohio State track team comes to town tomorrow to take a long-delayed trimming at the hands of Charlie Hoyt 's Big. Ten Champions. The meet, which was scheduled between the two teams for March 3, literally "flu" out of existence, as too m...…
… PAC THE MTCYTT-AN' nATTv U ,. A. AA L' JUL A MTC A7 A A I fLATTV.._. FRIDJJAY, MAX 12, 19395 S p I c Ti Ui ft Fp N r "V~ J While operators and union representatives attempted in New York to reach a truce ordered by President Roosevelt to allow soft coal mines to reopen, these idle miners sat on the door steps at Bethel Township, near Pittsburgh, just waiting. Louis Greenfield (left), held for the "mercy slaying" of his 16 ye...…
…SUMMER SESSION LL £fr igau ~IAit SECTION ONE SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939 Summer Session To Open Here Jun e 26 Alumni Will Off University r Eleven Air View Of University Of Michigan Campus In Summer F r Advance Curricula, Specialized Studies Features Of Term Ili Courses June 19-24 v M Contemporary Problems, World Relation, Art And Literature To Be Topics Graduates Given Chance To Review The Ninth Alumn...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY mrpay, may 12P FRIDA~t, 1~JAY 12, W.A.A. Offers Wide Program For Summer Tennis, Riding, Dancing Are Among Activities -During Short Session An extensive program of recrea-! tional activities is being offered sum-' mer students by the Women's Physi- cal Education Department. Women will have the opportunity of becom- ing proficient in tennis, riding, golf, archery, swimming, hockey and la- crosse. Not only the women will ben...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Reception To Be First Event On League Calendar For S 'ession Dance Classes Are Scheduled In Two Groups Famed 'Watermelon Cut,' Week-End Parties Are Among Season's Plans The League will be i center of so- cial activity this summer, as it is through the school year, with Miss Ethel McCormick, social director of the League, in charge, as adviser to the women students planning the schedules. The first important ev...…
…PACE rOrR b Y " , THE ICIIC-A i AILY FRILti , MAX 1 _ 19"9 PAC-E FOUR FRTX~, ~ IZ 1~9 } ,.. : . Literary College Summer Program Offers Variety Of 400 Courses 4" courses ive graduate Credit Hours' All Departments Offering Wide Range Of Classes For 46th Summer Term The offered curriculum for the sum mer school session of the College of Literature, Science and the Arts con- sists of 391 courses, 69 of which give undergraduate credit onl...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1919 Law Institute - THE MICHnGUAN DAILY To Be Held June 22 24 Full Facilities Of SchoolOp n For Summer Two Visiting Professors Will Teach In Session; Lawyers' Cli4h Closed This summer the Law School will hold, in addition to its forty-fifth annual Summer Session, a three-day law institute for lawyers already in the profession, thus allowing them an opportunity t^ brina themselves up to date while enjoying a return to the cla...…
…SIX TIIE MTCHIGAN DAILY .FRIDAY, 3UY 12, 1939 SIX TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY FR WAY, MAY 1~, 193w 95 Visiting Faculty Men Will Take Part In 46th Summer Session Outside Staff Members Join Many Schools Many Will Teach Special Courses In Institute And SymposiumMeetings More than 95 non-resident mem- bers are included on the faculty list of the Summer Session, according to Genevieve A. Sproat, assistant editor of publications. Those listed are...…
…SUMMER SESSION SUPPLEMENT L G Ait~ igau ~~aiIP SECTION TWO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939 Michigan's Gridiron Fans Talk Title, Despite Line Troubles wolverines Seek Third Consecutive Big Ten Track Crown ---- Michigan Host To Conference Next WeekEnd Balance, Power Establish Hoytmen As Favorites To Win Outdoor Title By BILL REE) The 39th annual Western Confer- ence Track and Field Championships, a meet that has produc...…
…a PAGE TWO T IH E M I CIIG~AN ~AI LY ' ''FR iDAYV, Tt '2, 1939 Standards Set ForOlympics Tryouts Must Meet Rigid Track And Field Tests NEW YORK-()-Kenneth L. (Tu-g Wilson of Northwestern University, chairman of the American Olympic Track and Field Committee,. oday announced rigid qualification standards for the semi-final 1940 Dlympic team tryouts, to be held next spring. To be eligible for these tests, run- ners will have to turn in the...…
…rpTDA1T, AX 1?2, 1939 Tflt MICII-I'GAIN -D-XILY PAGE THREE TMA D PAGE TH~E~ Cage Prospects For Next Year Hinge On Doubtfu "V Return Of Rae And Experience Are Necessary Oosterbaan Loses Three Lettermen From Last Year's Dismal Squad Faced with the loss of three letter- men and haunted by the memories of one hard luck season, basketball Coach Bennie Oosterbaan is pinning his 193940 hopes on two factors:a. 1. The return to health of Cap...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIAY, MAY 12, 1939' Swim Squad To Be Strong Next Season Varsity Swims At Intramural Pool Wolverine Athletes Turn Pro InFootball, Boxing And Baseball Track Squad Looks To Ken Doherty (Continued from Page 1) Harmon, all sophomores, are showing great improvement this spring while freshman Al Thomas, an outstand- ing star in high school in Detroit who broke the 65-yard low hurdle freshman mark of elleyein Yos...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE _ __ _ Engineering College Offers Full Summer Courses For, Faculty Drawn From Regular College Staff Two Aeronautical Courses On Program For First Time In Several Years Summer session work in the College of Engineering will be directed this year as usual at providing students of the regular termswith basic courses to fill the summer work required of all engineers. Facilities for students l...…
…e -PAGER sI TlE MICHIGAN DAILY - fl~IDAY,' ?IJAY '12, 1939 A, 0A Summer Excursions T'o Points Of Interest To Be Conducted Eight Tours Included In S.chedue; Niagara Eals To Be Main Feature An has been its custom for the past several years, the Summer Session will this year sponsor a series of student excursions to points of in'- terest in .the vicinity of Ann Arbor. The series will include eight dif- ferent tours, and two trips will be ...…
….FIDrnATM Y'la, 1939 THE morn G.AN DAILY a nip Britt ,"" . .. . MiCT-Ta I. A,:TIA1TL 1 - r~u NV ZUiN i University Summer Camps Offer Field Work For Seience Students Geology Camp Used For Field,. Survey Work Gxeology Field Camp Located In Wyoming k ' Wyoming Location Ideal For Training in All arieties Of Terrain Illustrative of the modern trend in educational methods toward giving practical experience in actual field viork is Camp...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939 _.. _ - --r- Hopwood Awards For Creative Weriting Given During Summer the Department of English or in the Department of Joumralism. You must not have won a major Hop- wood contest. And your entries must not have received a prize in a former Hopwood contest or have been pub- lished in "a medium other than a col-, lege magazine or college newspaper." For those of us who follow the search and strike...…
…I ,Weather ifantoday, not much (Vhang in temperature. Yl 7 S ir 4o Iait Editorial The New Dictator Bill'e VOL. XLIX. No. 116 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1939 PRICE FIVE ____________________________________ I Czecho -lSovak Crisis Results In Overthrow Of Old Cabinet Fear Of Foreign Coercion Leads To Entirely New Regime _Under Sidor Government Faces First Test Tuesday PRAGUE, March 11.-(AP)-An en- tirely new Slova...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 12,.1939 Local Churches Offer Varied Servi es Today Sermons To Cover Lenten Semblance Of Penance, Spain AndMarriage (Continued from Page 1) to discuss the responsibility of the church in social movements a 6:15 p.m. today at the Guild meeting. The Rev. Mason Wells, professor of phi- losophy attHillsdale College, will preach at the First Baptist church on, "The Christian-Jewish Tragedy." The Rev. Fr. Bolgar, ...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Mann .Demands Militant Stand Of Democracy Author Declares America Must Proclaim Herself To Stop Totalitarianism (Continued from Page 1) German Naziism was characterized by Dr. Mann as the "most radical, unrestrained and destructive assault against humanity the world has ever seen." The misdeeds of the Nation- al Socialist revolution, Dr. Mann maintained, lack any possible human sanction. "To d...…
…THE MICHIGAN :AILY SUN [CHIGAN DAILY The Editor Gets Told " t JU nd managed by students of the 1University of fnder the authority of the Board in Control of blications.' I every morning except Monday during the year and Sumrs "r Session. fember of the Associated Press ociated Press is exclusively entitled to the ublication of all news dispatches credited to otherwise credited in this newspaper. All epublication of all other matters here...…
…THE MTCIlGAN D XIY First Women's Intramural Debate (. Initial Speeches To Take Place In Angell Hall Subject For Simultaneous Debates Is Subsidized Intercollegiate Athletics First debates of the women's in- tramural series will be held at 5 p.m. Wednesday in Angell Hall, Betty Bricker, '40, and Anne Tawley, '40, co-chairmen, announced yestrday. The five debates will be given si- multaneously in different rooms in the building. All teams will...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1939 Natators Regain Conference Crown With 73 Points 4, Tankers Set Michi gan New Big Ten Scoring Mark Yankees Start In Where Ohio Takes Second Place They Left Off Last Year Withake9 Seoind;Place ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 11. Wonts; Relay --(P)-With Rookie Warren Rosar Team Cracks Record hitting a home run,btheNew York ________Yankee siege guns blasted the St. (Continued from Page 1) Louis Card...…
…MARCH 12, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Track Team Captuses Sixth Straight Indoo r Title Cinder Squad Retams Crown By Big Margin Michigan Scores In Nine Of Ten Events To Gaiii Overwhelming Victory (Continued from Page 1) while three others were dethroned. Walter Mehl lost his two mile crown, John Davenport his sprint title, and Carl Teufel of Iowa the 440 cham- pionship. Gedeon, extended at the finish by the determined bids of Purdue's...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A . _ h [lour Ti 11Feature Dceavl Griffi air To Be Held In Small allroom Of The Union hursday,_4:30 P.M. an Clare E. Griffin of the School Television Now Ready For Use In The ome,Prof. Holland Says Latest Type Of To Be Shown At Opening Receivers April 30 Of Fair. Television is now ready to step fiom the laboratory into the home, Prof. Lewis N. Holland of the electri- cal engineering department stated re- isiness Ad...…
…MUSIC SUPPLEMENT LL G Bk igau i3att, SECTION TWO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1939 Seven Of 13 Solo Artists T1 ho Will Appear Here For May Festival, May 10, ' + t y % ' : '.i 2 :.,.. :... v"il .: .:.: ..: ... .. v :. .....; v. I ; . f} Y 1 f C"^.ti .:., ::.'". " .'.2" ., .:ry ': .: ,i" r v ,v. 4.v:... ':: .. {.."c...: .: h;... .. ..:. :. .: .....:: ,;::" :. .:r .,...: ..:. ,...:, .U,. .. :.:v C§iiin ::;,3 }..>:;.:.J:v. .. I " h}...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU)NI~iY, AAVWH i2,?1939 Georges Enesco, Famed Violinist, Is Composer Of A Grand Opera Pinza's Boyhood Ambition Was To Be Professional Bicycle Riler v,_ Most boys want to become firemen or aviators but Ezio Pinza, famous Italian basso, wanted to be a profes- sional bicycle rider. Singing in opera was the last thing that entered his head. Pinza might have made his New York debut in Madison Square Gar- den during a six-d...…
…Rudolf Serkin Made His American Debut Under Toscanini' s Bato Russian-Czeeh Pianist Tours U.S. 6th Year Played In Europe Several Seasons In Company Of Violinist Adolph Busch Rudolf Serkin was born in Bo- hemia, now Czech.o-Slovakia, of Rus- sian parents. His father as a young man abandoned a career as a singer and became a merchant in order to support his large family. Rudolf was the fifth of a brood of musically tal- ented children. At four...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY hiladelphia Orchestra, Founded In 1900, Entering 40th Season C. _______________________________________ N 4 Conductors Have Headed Organization The Philadelphia Orchestra this year enters its 40th season as a mu-f sical organization. Founded in 19001 "to encourage the performance of first class orchestral music in the city of Philadelphia," it has grown from its original modest proportions to a concert instrument of ...…
…Cloudy, 1: chang Weather ight snow; no deeid-id g'e in temperature. Y Lw igan ti VOL. XLIX. No. 78 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 12, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hopkins Sticks By His Record' In Senate Quiz; Mtir hy Is Hit Refuses To Retract Word He Uttered; Admits He Said Too Many Of Them Rep. Hoffman First' To Attack Murphy WASHINGTON, Jan. 11-(/P)-Har- ry Hopkins, seeking confirmation as Secretary of Commerce, sat before a Senat...…
…THE MICHTIGAN 'DAI L THIURSDlAY, ,AN.,I12,'1939 ,, Hays To Give VFin Southern Show' Revived Here Di Famous 'One Man Show' By WPA Cash Textil To AppearAtUnity Hall T Part of the state-wide museums The "One Man Show" from the project being conducted with WPA Rich,v fSouth, Le, Hays.iwell-known for his funds is reviving an art which, in tels arec gongs and stories is comingto Ann this country at least, is practically ex- tiles on Arbor at 8:...…
…;I THE MIICHIGAN DAILY PRESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN p!. When East Met West .. ALL-AMERICAN Ralph Heikkinen, still the unassuming Ramsay gentle-' man of two years ago when he was "too slow" to be a running guard, has returned from some 8,000 miles of transcontinental adventure and 51 minutes of East-West football with the following items: ' 1--A definite decision not to turn professional.F 2-Two sweaters (All-American and All-East)., 3-...…
…A TTT ---------------L Y I!U THE MICHIGAN DAILY I TODAY i WASH INGTON 4 -6 I it , B -by David Lawrence- 31 I v! PMOt pwq Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of sttudent Publications. Pubished every morning except Monday during the University. year and Summer 11ession. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repub...…
…u RAY 3AN " i ;;-;e:.THIE .MlICIiTGAN i1I3 A I Y: C ndergraduate Tea Is Planned Moping On The Mall By Meandering Minnie Coburn School Offers Tuition To Bridge The Seasons Ann Arbor Members Organize For Tomorrow r I S oeial Committee To GiveI First Of Year's Series' In Ballroom Of League I i Things are getting a mite feverish, the old mouse says, with finals, J-Hop, reviews and stuff coming on in a few weeks. The Alpha Phi house...…
…T H MIIIU16AN hA ILY La Io. , Groups Og'anize New i 4iheral Paper, 'Was' tenaw Progressive' Seeks Support Of Local IUons And Farmers Enc :;cI by the Trades and Labor' Counc: of Ann Arbor, the "Washte- naw P' :ressive," liberal newspaper, recent. organized here, is now being submi att±d to the local unions, co- operat i, and farm groups for ap- proval :d support. Thy ewspaper, according to its statenre t of policy, has been institut- ed to ,...…
…'V wwI /° Weathe r .Cloudy and colder today; Edaitorial tealing 'he Lion's Food VOL. XLIX. No. 66 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DEC. 12, 1938 GIVE ALL YOV C Jubilant Nazis Aged Medical Alumna ClaimVictory In Memel Poll Diet Election Is Regarded As Prelude To Return Of Territory To Reich Decree Is Issued To 'Proteet State' MEMEL, Lithuania, Dec. 11-(P)- Nazis' voted heavily and claimed a victory today in the Memel Diet elec- tio...…
…THE MICHICAN DATLY MONDAY.,1flC.-2, 1938- Sunday Church Sermons Offer Variety Of Topics .. ..... . s v s..a x v + a Y . v'1 c a. s .rv. r. IYe ..:. .,..,_.., Unitarian Mininster Traces. Growth Of St. Nicholas To Times Of Diocletian Rev. H. P. Marley told the story of Christmas and its patron saint, Santa Claus, at the Unitarian Church yesterday. He traced the growth of the legend of St. Nicholas, telling of its begin- nings in early Christ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY New York Giants Win Professional Football Title, 23 To I? V4- Packers Bow In Sensational -Gridiron Battle Crowd Of 48,000 Sees Final Green Bay Drive Pail In Dying Minutes NEW YORK, Dec. 11-4P)-In a game that surpassed the wildest dreams of a fiction writer, the New York Giants vanquished the Green Bay Packers, 23 to 17, today and won the National Professional Football League championship. A Polo Grounds crowd of 48,12...…
…TIM M 0 NDAY,, : . e iliti!JiTi2 ' - ..N OMM THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Public Speaks On Newsreels, Charity And Wild-Eyed Reformers U.S. Scientists A manifesto signed by 1,284 Amel i- can scientists summoning their col- leagues to participate actively in the It Seems To Me T By HEYWOOD BROUN .f 11- Edited and managed by students of the -University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. P...…
