… THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1940 THE MTCHTICAN DAITLV PAGE SEVEN 1 l,.I 1 1 V 1-1. 1 L 1'1 1 d.l y City May Triple Its Population I For Big Game, Tillotson Opines By ALVIN DANN Last year they tried out an experiment Ann Arbor will probably triple its of using an airplane with two-way population this Saturday for, accord- radio communications to aid in the ing to Mr. Tillotson, a capacity crowd directing of the heavy flow of cars. is expected ...…
…PAGE EIG I T1E MCITIGAN DAI.Y THURSDAY. Nf VEAMER I4, School Heads To Meet Frosh At Conference Principals Will Interview Former Pupils Today At Rackham Buildii1g 175 Will, Attend Ninety-seven high schools from four states and seven junior colleges from the state of Michigan will send 175 representatives to the 14th an- nual Principal-Freshman Confer- ence to be held today at the Rackham Building and the League. The conference, which will c...…
… WPeather Partly Cloudy; Continued Warm ig Lit igau :43 at t Editorial No Time For Profit Patriotism ... I Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. L. No. 44 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wheeler Flays Pendmg Draft Bill; Military PlansDelayed Montana Senator Warns Conscription Amounts To Democracy's Final Death Warrant In U.S. Debate In Senate Provokes Army WASHINGTON, Aug. 13-(P)-Sen- ...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1940 '1W MICHIGAN DAILY Washington Merry-Go-Round Grin And Bear It0. . By Lichty .. A r Ir!=, 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 Assolated Press is exclusively entitled to the use...…
… AY, AUGUST 14, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .. .. Cleveland Increases Lead By 6-5 Win Over Tigers; Yanks Trim Bosox Twice; Tropical Hurricane, Takes Hcav'Toll z. _ __ Cleveland, Aug. 13 -(AP) -Cleve- land's battling Indians stretched their league lead to two games over Deroit today with a run in the ninth inning for a 6 to 5 victory over the Tigers. The Redskins scored as Dutch Meyer, rookie second baseman, al- lowed Ben Chapman's hot...…
…mR TH-E MICHIGTCAN D ATL Y WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 14, 1940 ..,. _. p C 'it Ii a F NI F 'I' Buck-Aroo-While her elders go riding horseback, two-year-old Su- sie Bronson prefers a shaggy steed like Buck, a fqmiliar figure around Sun Valley, Idaho. Even in his most joyful moments, the St. Ber- nard dog looks sad-eyed. Driving from his Texas home to a Wyoming fishing camp, Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President, stopped at Colorado Spr...…
… 7WeBather Fair and waurmer today; tomorrow partly cloudy. Cig iA~~fr ia attg Editorial Mr. Roosevelt's Pledge . I Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. L. No. 18 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS a Four Named By Committee For Summer Parley Keynoter i Parley Talks Hobbs, Preuss, Parker, Morgan To Be Keynote Speakers At Sessions American Poicy Will Be Discussed The four keynote speakers f...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1940 Speech Camp To Be Visited By Densmore Shady Falls Recognized Nationally For Program Of SpeechCorrection Prof. G. E. Densmore of the speech department left this weekend to make a three-day inspection tour of Shady Falls, the National Speech Improve- ment Camp located near Northport on Grand Traverse Bay. Pounded in 1932 by John N. Clancy Of the University Speech Clinic, the damp is a non-pr...…
… SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TYMEN Will England Be Next.? THE WORLD THIS WEEK Will Roosevelt Run Again? THE Next Phase... KEY TO AN UNDERSTANDING ofi the war this week appears to beI "fulfillment of the expected," even down to the usually unpredictable Balkans. Several important ques-i tions, however, were left unanswered8 by events abroad, among them: Are Russia and Germany splitting the Balkans according to secr...…
…PAGE FOUR~ '"HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1940 _ . _ a_..___________.,._. .___ I aU Y JJY1, .1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Straight Dope By HIMSELF 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 Assolated Press is exclusively entit...…
… SUNDAY, JtjiY 14, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . PAGE FIVE SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1940 PAGE FIVE eddings cNx and Engagements Among the weddings of Friday, July 12, was that of Ethel June Johnson, of Flint, and Arthur W. Carstens, '35, of Detroit, son of Mr. and Mr. Bernhardt Carstens, of Ann Arbor. The Rev. Theodore R. Schmale performed the ceremony before more than 25 relatives and close friends of the couple in the parish hall of the Bethlehem Ev...…
…PAGE SIX THE M ICH1IAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1944 p C '"t Ui rI F Ni F I5 'p1 F J Male's must lock to their laurels whe re Sali. Uhiein, 16, is con- cerned. This Watertown, N. Y., girl who began to "snipe boat race" when ten, has 163 medals She's out for a new title Aug. 27 at Canan- daigua, N. Y. This picture, according to the Italian official caption, shows a British motorized column which was de- stroyed by Italian bombers...…
… Weather Cloudy and showers today and tonight. Yl BAitt ga 4:Iaitg Editoral ire Hour Of Decision... VOL. L. No. 162 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1940 PRICE FIVRCNTS I i Phi Eta Sigma Initiates Hear Prof. Weaver At Ceremony Freshman Honor Society Inducts 64 Candidates At Dinner Last Night Prof. A D. Moore Speaks To Group Addressing the annual Phi Eta Sigma banquet, following the initia- tion ceremony held last night at t...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY U .- Guidance Clubs Will Meet Here For Convention 500 High School Seniors Expected For One-Day1 Vocational Conference More than 500 high school seniors from Kiwanis vocational clubs of the state will convene here Saturday for the first Vocational Guidance Con- ference sponsored jointly by the Mich- igan District of Kiwanis Interna- tional,. the Bureau of Appointments and Occupational Information, and the Extension Se...…
…TOtfDA, MAY 14, 1940 THE MICHIiGAN DAILY PAGE TIMl Golfers Beat Illini, 23-13; Net Squad Meets W este Visitor Takes Medal Honors With 68 Card' Holmstrom Shoots A Four Under Par, As Emery, Palmer Lead Varsity (Continued from Page 1) round that has been shot in competi- tion here this season. Jack Emery, Michigan's mighty mite, and Capt. Bob Palmer both turned in sub-par rounds in the morn- ing best ball matches in which the Wolverines took ...…
…TH F MICHIGAN. DAILY ,TUESDAY;:MAY =14, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY *1 )I I1l -.:r _. GI 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 Associate Pressa The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to ...…
…T[fk§bAY ' MAi' 14; 1040 TUlEMICHVGAN' D: ILY Patrons Named For Graduates' Formal Friday Music Will Be Furnished By George Kavanaugh In Rackham Ballroom Patrons and patronesses have been announced for the second an- nual graduate formal to be held from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m., Friday in the Rackham ballroom and on the roof terrace. The list includes the names of Dean and Mrs. C. S. Yoakum, Dean and Mrs. Peter Okkelberg,, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Goo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY eo tESnAY, MAY 14, 1940 Fisher To Give First Address At Conferencei National Extention GroupI Starts Annual Four-Day Parley HereThursday Convening Thursday through Sat- urday, the National University Ex- tension Association will conduct its! 25th annual four-day conference on the theme "Objectives of University Extension in the Next Quarter Cen- tury." Fifty-two members of the Association will be represented. Director Emer...…
…vWBather Oc~~asin now aantidcer AW 4br aiti Editorial The U.S. An Aid To China?. VOL. L. No. 118 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 194 PRICE FIVE CENTS Inquiry Called y Congress To Investigate Airplane Deal War Secretary Requested To Testify Next Week For House Committee Roosevelt Calls In Technical Experts WASHINGTON, March 13.-(P)- The release of 400-mile-an-hour Army fighting planes to European belligerentsresulted today...…
…PAGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DATLY TUR SDDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 Application Due For Fellowship By Tomorrow Ransdell $500 Religious Scholarship Announced By Dr. E. W. Blakeman Applications for the Margaret Kraus Ransdell fellowship for gradu- ate study in religion should be sub- mitted to the Dean of the Graduate School tomorrow, Dr. Edward W. Blakeman, counselor in religious edu- cation, said yesterday. This fellowship, instituted as a memorial to...…
…T*S .ba, MARCAf 14, 1940 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAG THRE# --T-t._____.... ---'i 2,000 Spectators Watch Intramural Finals At Open House Theta Xi Wins Interfraternity BasketballTitle Phys Eds Are Independent Champions; Sigma Chii Takes Swim Crown (By The Freshman Sports Staff) Two thousand people braved icy pavements last night to watch the Intramural Department stage its Twelfth Annuel Open House, a pan- orama of athletic activity in a sp...…
…PAG r FOCTlt TfH MICIMirGAllr DAL T~ S7 MRH 4 -"I __________________________________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY A Revised Tutorial System . .0. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the autliority 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...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 THE MICHIGAN ATLy PAGr rr" a ,_ - .J. _ a . . , Ake Brigode's Band Will Play At Odonto Ball' Annual Dance To Be Held At League Tomorrow; Spring Motif Featured Ondonto Ball, the fifth annual dance sponsored by the junior class of the School of Dentistry, will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow in the League Ballroom. Ace Brogode and his Virginians will play for the Ball. Featured as "America's Most Danceable Da...…
…PACE llifx THE MICHIGAN Ida THTJF.. Bt%' , irjARI-ii 14, 15111 PA(~ sr TEIJTLD~tMAI~i 1, iilU HE iCHIAN AIL EExpatriation' Is Lead Article In Law Review Professor Orfield Writes On Elg-Perkins Case; Culp Also Contributes Lead artice in the March issue of the Michigan Law Review which ar-' rived from the publishers yesterday, is "The Expatriation of American Mi- nors," by Lester B. Orfield, professor of law at the University of Nebraska. w...…
…14, ISOA '1'i 11r11i1GAN f I N The Michigan aily's C. it:S! y 4 . ;_ . : ¢ i.:,. 4' f . ~r aril ;. per. rt, 'i .," : . Spring Showing I, a T KWc I 1 t A { ix ? { 1L.$ }' I ' , :7 1 t ..' Y i "". . ~ ^ If k here's a song in the air... a song of Spring. The breeze sings out as it whisks its way through budding trees . . . the dogs are gay and barking at the new life they see all about them. . . the beat of your heart quickens...…
…THEMCHIGAN, D4ALY ing Fashions Feature Femininity In Suits And Blow yes ' Plaids, Stripes And Pastel Color Combinations Are Shown Sheer Blouses, Tailored Shirts Vie For Honors Pastel Colors Keynote Trend In New Jewelry For Spring h ff S Trimings With Eyelets, Lace On Light Material Add Softness To Outfit By LOIS SHAPIRO Do you remember the days of your infancy when the game of peek-a- boo occupied a great deal of your time? Well, spri...…
…T MiCl sT DAILY FemIlnarnties ay SEQV Checks Are Favored UJI "In the spring a young girl's fancy-" not only "turns," but is prac- tically revolutionized with sunny days arid balmy breezes indicatiig that spring fashion, Fashion, FASHION should be uppermost in the minds of all who would follow the trend of the times. Personal satisfaction is involved. Ah, mie! what joys--what self-con- fidence as one views one's self in that most delight...…
…a adtEs"THE MICHIGAN DAIaYk Gabardine Echoes "Over There" On Sidce-WalksOfAir m er Mi BcaH14, t940 nerica War Influence Seen In Lines; Colors Are Gay Detachable Pockets, Hats And Shoulder Purses Hint Of World War II By GRACE MILLER Bulletin-Somewhere in the United States. An unidentified girl in a dress of trench red gabardine strolls leisurely down the avenue. A pert black kepi slants over one eye in brisk contrast to the dead white of the...…
…V, t RM 14, 140 Vrit #cTA Ptt Most Versatile O Coming Fash ions IsI "Little-Girl" Jutmper Yellow, Gray Fiued Tweed Coat Is Topped By Plaid Is Worn With White Silk's i _ c Lynx Addition Of Jacket Gives Suit Effect To Costume; Blouses Provide Variety No longer is the idea to keep up with the Joneses but to be a jump or two ahead of them. As spring forecasts come out, we find the little girl idea again popular in the jumper I dress. ...…
…Countless Preparations Greate Glowing Complexion For 4 spring ,=. .. ----- Zippered Case Features New Skin-Cure Set New Makeup Is Designed To leid With P'opuiar, NeoveI Spring Shades Throw off the clutches of winter ad romp ino spring with a n esh ind glowing coniplexion. This is as easily done as said, because there are so many preparations on the n;rket designed to achieve just this effct Faces must be cleansed thoroughly, fi'st .of all,...…
…l _ v M1THE MICHIGAN DAILY .ooded Reversibles Take Spotlight In Rain Day Fasi 0E 1"1 Boots, Raincoat Are Essential To Coed Here Ann Arbor Weather Makes Rain Protection Integral ClothingUnit _ _ _ Signs Of Spring Bring Out Jackets Spring Evenmg Jackets Exotic Quilted Satin And Taffeta Are Popular Materials The spring evening jackets are as exotic and springlike as the formals they are to go over. They come plain Mornings Abed In Spring ...…
…y--- ---M-C 10t JALIL i i i i i i:: i,, ti i. Compacts Fast A Simi1ar To Fi By PENELOPE PATTERRSON There's always something new un- der the sun when it comes to com- pacts. Each year they become less of a utility and more of a work of art. There are compacts for every occa- sion. For those glamorous nights look at those white enameled com- pacts, covered with gold leaves, whose stems, and veins are delicately col- ored lines. Then there is...…
…tYt4 P4iv r. a.ar . aF."...a . .. . w s. 4 1UJSDT,_ WR I14, 1440o THE I ICiIIGAN DAILY V'Frankly I'm one of those fellows who believes that clothes are most important to a man's all-around success. And in my opinion you can't go wrong while building up your new Spring wardrobe if you'll take note of the following timely suggestions: * In the first place, every man should wear those styles that best fit his personality. For the well-dressed p...…
…PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 PAESJTENTURDY, RC 4,14 Men Conscious Of Style And Fabric In New Spring Suits New Tweeds And Flannels Are Popular Sharkskins, Herringbones, Gabardines, Overplaids To Give Variety, Service By ROBERT SPECKHARD Who said that men aren't interest- ed in fabrics? That may have been true once but it isn't any more. A new youthful spirit of change has crept into suit fashions this year Ev...…
…w T'.FtVnA A fl 14, iv94ft. THE MI CHi DAILY .+ " a. e, ., 4 FormmFitting, Snug, Smart Topcoat Ideal For Sprinp r ear Shirts Chosen Well Improve Male Apparel Many Colors And Patterns. Offer Wide Variety Of Choices True is the phrase that clothes make the man, but truer is the less commonly known axiom that shirts make the clothes. Not only can a good shirt turn an old suit into a smart outfit, but a poorly chosen shirt can ruin an en-...…
…PAGE, VIGg;ET t THE MI C IGAN. DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 Neatness Termed Essential For Well-Dressed Man Of' Today Multi-CQlored Soclks Popular Pastel Colors To Be Worn This Spring,_Summer Much as the campus aesthete hates to hear the news, indications still reveal that multi-colored men's socks will be worn this spring and summer. Again the 1940 male will buy wool socks consisting of horizontal strips of green, red, blue, black etc. ...…
…TIft7RSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 T TTV. MTVTTTP. AN n ATT.V 4PAd% !! vrw*q nm T. ... ._...._...a T.". Ai,1 .n 11VA IN flA1iV1aL x'A(i N1IVE'1'r: N Lightweight Felt, Welted Edges' Are Features Of New Spring 'Hats Ultra Casual Boys Given By Daily Fashion Expert {V By LAUR.ENCE MASCOTT If you're bald, it's a necessity; if you're the least bit anxious to im- press the little woman, it's para- mount. In short, you've got to wear a hat this spring...…
…Pt r T~T THE MICHIGAN DAILY inrtt~~t, LT.f11 , ..... Heavy, Loose Raglans To Pass From Sptirig Topeoait Scene~ opukatrSadle Shoes GiA.i G cer't am lStyle E'Xpts , are a IPai'tic-{ llae nAni lh~it. oli~nhinathng Will ~e Feauired? ularly Detinent topic as spring sends , iveil Particular Attention 1 1 N- (Continued From Page 17) for camel-hair is making a distinct bid for greater popularity. And checked tweed top coats will be highly p...…
…" Weather Continued cold. Snow flurriel In the afternoon, Y aan juattA& Editorial An Understanding Of Religious Beliefs .. . VOL. L. No. 94 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Dohertymen Show Power In Winning Triangular Conte st Kelly Wins Three Events As Canham Shatters Field House Record Team Is The First Coached By Doherty By HERM EPSTEIN Four meet records and one Field House mark fell by the waysid...…
…__ __ __ _ HE-M CHT6NAliD*IY __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ Highway Meet, Opens Today; Gram Presides Traffic Control Problems Are Discussion Topics For Morning Session (Continued from Page 1) County, Hugh Blacklock of K'ent County and George Coyler of Mason County. Safety in small communi- ties and speed regulations will be an- alyzed by E. Ross Farra, chairman of the safety committea of the Mich- igan Kiwanis Club, and Sgt. C. F. Van Blankensteyn of t...…
…s, ' . .._ .__ v _ W D 'SltAY, rtEL. 14; 1940 THE M111CHIG A f kIL Doherty's First Team Wins Triangular Meet With 79 Points l _. Track Squad Smashes Five Meet Records Canham Betters Big Ten Mark; Schwarzkopf Wins Two-Mile Race (Continued from Page 1) out Stan Kelley in the high hurdles by the thickness of one of his almost- white hairs, and set up a new meet standard of 8.1 seconds in doing so, just .1 second off the Field House mark. Je...…
… ::, >; F1 GE FUT3R tfl~ 1~I1ANDAILY -~ ~ '~,ff ~ ,.-, - ,... M ... _ a THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE EDITOR GETS TOLD.. . 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 al...…
…-EDNESDAT EB. 14, 1940 - TT IF, MTVTTTe N Iri A TT V Griff Williams'Orchestra To Play At Annual Caducet is Ba _ ._ _.__ _ . Chairmanships Of Committees Are Announced Dance Theme Is Based On Trials, Tribulations Of Medical School Life Griff Williams and his orchestra, featuring vocalists Buddy Moreno and BobnKirk, will play for the sev- enth annual Caduceus Ball to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Wednes- day, Feb. 21, in Union ballroom, Jack...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY x T.F.., i4 i i fhb ...... . ................ . . ....... . ...... - .......... . ...... . ............... Mlle. Eve Curie Tells Womren' s Peet I War (Continued from Page 1) and munitions makers toaay in France. Mile. Curie, usually gay and optim- istic, becomes serious when she speaks of the war. "The French do not con- sider it a joke," she points out. She is firmly opposed to armed aggres- sion-"we can only hope that ...…
… Weather Cloudy; somiewhat colder. ig .itt4U ~Iaili Editorial The NLRB's Nero Chairman.. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 77 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1941 Z-2 TRICE FIVE CENTS Goodman, Krupa, Scott Music Will For Supply J-Hop King Of Swing's New Band Will Play At Saturday Night's Informal Dance Friday Orchestras Feature Hot Solos Benny Goodman, "King of Owing," Gene Krupa, "Doctor of Tympany," an...…
…; Weather -4g i Continued cold, with p ssible *aek snow flurries tomorrow. An VOL L. No. 90 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 14, 1940 Editorial Eet-Busters id Political Opportunity ... PRICE FIVE CENTS Tokyo Cabinet Resigns Today; Konoye Asked To Take Post Decision Seen As Attempt To Facilitate New Trade AgreementWith U.S. New Choice Silent On Premiership TOKYO, Jan. 14.-(P)-The cab- inet of Premier General Nobuyuki Abe resigned tod...…
…THE Af IC HIG A N D A UX qnm.;M&v -TAVTT&1*V 1&-, IQ&I T HE.M fa. :. a. .aX7- --. :i. . as ..=_w a ." A t~ 4 . t . . *1 ..C'@ zJX., dCI LidLI wwl 141Jip-1 A nnual Band-Or Will Be Directe . _ Prof. William D. Revelli, conduc- tor of the Michigan Band, will direct the fourth annual Instrumental Mu- sic Clinic to be held here Saturday and Sunday with more than 300 band and orchestra directors throughout the country expected to attend. Ori...…
…THE MICHIGAN .DAILY i i in DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SUNDAY, JAN. 14, 1940 VOL. L. No. 80 Notices 1'tulty, Sehool of Education: The postponed luncheon meeting of the faculty will be held on Monday, Jan. 15, at twelve o'clock noon at the Michigah tUion. Student Loan Committee will'meet in Room 2, Uiiversity Hall, at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 17. All applications to be considered for the meeting must be filed in Room 2 be- fore Tuesday noon, ...…
… JANUARY-14; 1541 TIlIE I MiCTGAN D AIY °I Wolverine Rally Falls Short, Varsity Loses To Illini, 47-41 11 don wirtehafter's DAIL Y DOUBLE. Random Jottings . . All is well on the Michigan ath- letic front. Here is what the Double found yes- terday on its customary Monday morning survey. Ralph Schwarzkopf has no ex- cuses for his showing in Boston Saturday night ... The rambling ex-Wolverine captain has done under 9:10 for the two mile s...…
…__ __ _ __ _TIDE MICH1IC.yAN DAILY. On Organized 'GroupQuestion Colmittee Of Fraternity And Sorority Students Wil 'l'Discuss Situation A discussion on the cooperation of affiliated Jewish groups with the Hil- lel Foundation was held at a dinner yesterday in the Union by represen- tatives of the' Foundation, the facul- -ty, the Council and the various Jew- ish fraternities and sororities. -The delegates took up the prob- lem of what the Founda...…
