… E R SP E T I E f Page Sever ..P ER SPEC.. v TI a id V S Parew.Sev en AH, LOVE Noah's Ark Conceited Male to His Love Seven thirty Wednesday night Grab the phone and then hold tight. That's the time that I will call Or maybe I won't call at all. But if I do I may be there Providing that the weather's fair, And if there's nothing else to do Then I'll be sure to call on you. But if I don't, then please don't-fret The best of men ydu know fo...…
…Page Eight PERSPECTLVES CERTAIN HIDDEN THINGS .Continued from Page 4, and I was the closest thing to a nephew he had, so he always paid a lot of at- tention to me, especially at Christmas time and on my birthday. His mother lived in England, and he didn't have any brothers or sisters now, but he was just like part of our family, and' I never called him anything but uncle Bob even after I was old enough to call him Bob the way the men did. H...…
… 'PERSPECTIVES Page Nine JaBBd . .by Jean Brodie AVIE sat down on the curb and thrust his head between the palms of his hands. He didn't feel like Playing any more al- thougn he'd found a sure hide-out over in back of Ted Logan's shack, one Joe and Griddles and the rest would never find. Ted said it'd be all right to hide there when he wanted to if he didn't knock over any of the piles of card- board and newspapers he had stored up there. Ted...…
…Page Ten TPERSPECTIVES . s sdr a V .4 i./' %0 i i T A., .... .. BOOKS IN SEASON Autobiography, by Eric Gill. 300 pp. New York: The Devin Adair Company. $3.50. Eric Gill's Autobiography is disturbing reading. It is disturbing because in three hundred pages we see a man growing in his faith, realizing his mission, and actually living his philosophy of life, a thing which very few of us do. It is also disturbing because there is too much sinc...…
… "PERSPECTIVES Page Elegen THE M X BR OTHERS AND THE COMIC SPIRIT ...by Robert Hemenway (Mr. Hemenway's essay is of the type which the Editors wish to en- courage for Perspectives in the future. The problen treated here- that of the comic hero on the modern screen-suggests a dozen other simi- lar discussions which would be-of in- terest to our readers.) EVERY COMEDIAN wears a mask, denial-of his seriousness and excuse for our laughter. An...…
…Page Twelve 'PERSPECTIVES BOOKS IN SEASON W44e ,164 The Hills Beyond By Thomas Wolfe Random House, 1941 Books by Thomas Wolfe, those printed and those which can conceiv- ably be recovered from the mass of unpublished manuscript, may no longer be considered as novels, short story col- lections or essay selections; for by the grace of the publishers and the enthusi- asm of a large portion of the American reading public they have become only ...…
… weather Clear, cool. C,2 B k A 4Iatig Editorl The Daily's Heritage... Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1940 Z-323 British Smash At Italian Naval Resist PRICE FIVE CENTS nce Rift Develops In German-French Collaboration Plan Daily Banquet Today Honors 300 Alumni Of Publication Program Commemorates 50th Anniversary Year Of Steady Publication; Addresses Are Planned Board Co...…
…PAGE TWO rrirV M~1uirf'1A xT "A*er,% _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ U. L 112 1 Y 1 jI j y r j I) A l L I F R I - -- (DAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1940 Alumrn Group Plans Annual 'Dean's Night' Alumni will have an opportunity to renew old acquaintances and re- fresh contacts with the University at the third annual Deans' Night of the Flint University of Michigan Club Wednesday, November 27, in Flint. Nearly 300...…
… I1 lAY NOVEMfR1 IY t15, 1940 TEMCIA AL PAGIE THR1; Eight Seniors To Face Northwestern In Final Home Game i don wirtehafter's DAILY DOUBLE' Flash Back,-. . It happened just two years ago. Northwestern and Michigan were trading gridiron punches in the Stad- ium. Neither squad had scored. It was the third quarter. The Wildcats had the ball on the Wolverine 37. Ollie Hahnenstein faded back and shot a pass to Bernie Jefferson, Northwestern's...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. - ICHIGAN DAILY .u. XXJ 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 newsp...…
… THE MICHIGAN D ALY- / r House Coats Assure Comfort For Study And Dateless By BERNA DEAN PURGETT So many of us are at home these Asfa as a L nights, either for study, or not of seems to be loudness. T our own accord, that we want to out-doing themselves. look our best around the dorm or all the nightmare house. There are many suggestions printh, nihtmolka I have for just this sort of thing, enoug d to keep both First, a bathrobe is an absolu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATIN lrftmly' 1 ovr..NfBFR Irt, It)jo THE MICHCAN DAIL..... . ....M.. 35. .9 news of the dorms By GLORIA NISHON and DAVE LACHENBRUCH With the prospect of a good gathe and Mrs. R. L. Haas, Dr. and Mrs. tomorrow and the attendant crowds William Bates, and Mr. and Mrs. Gus- of visitors, Ann Arbor is again tave Strandhagen will be present. swinging into a very social week- And included among the guests at end. All football weeke...…
