…PAGE six THE MICHIGAN DAILY iTJNo ?iY, bN®1fIBER 17, 1940 Frances C/1P6 Ouf(the lck "Portrait of a Student Studying for a Midsemester" (otherwise known as "The Ravin ') (Ed. Note: Po' Mr. Poe) I Once upon a midnight dreary While I pondered weak and wary Over many a quaint and furious volume of forgotten lore- While I nodded nearly napping, Suddenly there came a tapping, As of someone gently rapping, Rapping at my chamber door. "'Tis some ...…
…_, 7R; SUNDAY, NOVEMBER% 17, 1940 THE MICHIGANDAILY P bGE SEVEN .. PAGE SEVEN Pageant To Aid Students' Fund. Church Members To Give ThanksgivingTableau "The Quest for Bread," a Thanks- giving Pageant, will be presented by the- Presbyterian students at 5 p.m. this afternoon in the social hall of the !~irst Presbyterian Church, for the benefit of the World Student Service Fund. The pageant will consist of tab- leaus of the Babylonian Natu...…
…TIDE M101 + AN VAIVY SINDAT, NOVEMBER 17, 1940 TT7TF~ MTCT-TTCAN 1bATTN StINDAY. NOVEMB~ 17~ 1~b4fl +.r:w: i rr. v u.a a av aV 4 1J V v I ASSOCIATED PRESS PUCTURE NEWS A N D J U D I T H A C R E E S-Frank McCormick, Cincin- nati Reds' first baseman named the National League's most valu- able player by the Baseball Writers' association, rates ace-high with Judith Ann, his daughter. They posed in New York. MOUNTAIN HAS A WORD FOR IT--A ...…
…7 Weath er Continued Cool. LL BkAyA iIaiti Editorial Butter And Cxuns-- Of :National Interest . Y Y Y Y I Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication 'omomm"" . VOL. Ll. No. 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS 16 Million Register In Peacetime Draft Official Statement About Expulsions Given ByRuthven' President Denies Action Taken Because Of Students' Political Views; Hearing On Dismissals ...…
…THE MIC14IC- A N Tl A TT.V flVt Tflc'flAT "Inr,,mnnirrP.101 e TH 7 I H t A l TV.~..U U. .~..~4 11 1A ".3 .L .1J LIT1. L 1 'A ZR IJJA SDAY, OUTOBER 17, 1940 Special Staff Of 164 Volunteers Work On University Registration With a special staff of 164 volun- and issuing certficates of registra- teer draft registrars working from 7 tion were set up on the campus, and a.m. to 9 p.m. under the direction of in addition, patients in the Health Serv...…
… THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1940 , THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TEMBN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1940 PAGE THREE Varsity Works Intensively In Preparation For Illinois Yearlings old Long Kuzma, Pregelman Blocking and tackling practice, an J job on intensive passing drill, and a large tempt t dose of scrimmage was the order of he back the day for the fresman grid aspir- bringing ants under Coach Wally Weber yes- and Clif terday. Anot One team of y...…
…THE, MTCTTIC.AN. 71ATVV THII AlftAV- nfrMIRPU lrl laaa THmmMU 711L 11 V IL N, LY Tf m. 1..aa a 1J.U 57 ~ A. A a,,p14 T 7'TU \u '1 .1 T l TTu 1 w.'w T s 1 _.- . .. q'uni 1 zn , nl 1llIvn 1W . : I r 1,HI1VIHGAN DAILY Hemisphere Solidarity Is Seen Menaced By Nazi Competition c e Drew Pediso RbetS Ale$ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN IlYt I ptCE'~Dm ~ ~r y ' J XpI r Edited and managed by students of theUniversity of Michigan under the authority ...…
… THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE .. ... .. . ._ .... ........ ... . _ .. .. ........ . .......... PAGE FIVE T'hreeRecitals To Be Offered .By Art Quartet University Musical Society Will Sponsor concerts In Rackham Auditorium Three chamber music concerts will be presented by the Musical Quartet of New York City on Jan. 24 and 25, 1941, in the Main Auditorium of the Rackham Building. - The Musical Art Quartet, which h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1940 PACI To Hold First T- ance Of Season Today At League Entire Student Body Is Invited ieater Jn Jier Cap- Interfraternity BaIl Committee Is Announced Blaz Lucas And John Devine cal mei out Fa Da To Initial Mixer Sponsoring Committee Chosen From Panhellenic, Assembly, Would-Be Models To Try Out Miss Marie Hartwig of the Physi- judging will take place will be posted Education departm...…
… THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y .1ziW [ZS .'T N Newspapers Are Being Formed In East And West Quadrangles Quadrangle newspapers are being The nightly Louis A. Strauss Me- formed in both East and West sec- morial Music Hours in the Main tions of the men's dormitories. Plans Lounge of the West Quad have prov- are no longer in the embryonic stage, en quite a success. Average attend- and news staffs have already been ance has ...…
…TNT MXICHIC A N DbA ILY THTJR. A V - o W arena. vy. t aia i. a - -_* aRUA D~la E}1 173/' \ 1} t . l01BitaVa L"tw~q %dxv£ jA5zx l.A£,JZ'v U - -- T 7 - - - i National Guard To Be Honored At ivicDinner Comiawu iity Plans Banquet For Company K Monday; Burke Will Give Speechj University officials and civic lead- ers will gather Monday night at the! Union for a farewell dinner to be given by the community of Ann, Arbor in honor of Co. K of th...…
…Weather jmwFair; Somewhat Warmer. LY Of ficial Publication Of The Summer Session 4:3attx Editorial White Man's Burden? .. VOL. L. No. 20 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1940 PRICE FIVE F.D.R. Denies Desire For Renominatioi Last Minute Peace Offer To Britain Expected Convention Firm In Determination 's Spain Breaks Formal Bonds With Chileans Blitzkrieg Against England Termed Ready To 9pen Friday IfProposal...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, IE MICHIGAN DAILY 1-4 r, 7/ vq I . w ors a e" - 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 for republication of all news dispatches credited to...…
… TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.E TIE Faculty Group Will Give Tea And Reception Women's Club, Summer Session Jointly Sponsor Event To Be Held Today irom 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. today in the Pompeian Room and on the Terrace of the Rackham Building, the Faculty Women's Club will spon- sor a faculty tea in conjunction with the Summer Session. Besides the women members of the faculty, those who are invited include the wives of the visiting faculty and members...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAIILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1940 THE....u +MIs.C+.HavI < G aN 1 AITY a WEI)NESDAY, JULY 17. 1940 I Trojans Take First Position In Ball League Rowland Limits Tiger Club To One Run; Eskimos Lose ToFaculty, 6-2 The Trojans took undisputed pos- session of first place in the National League yesterday by winning their third game in a row against the luck- less Legal Eagles, 13 to 2. Farnum, who has won all the Trojahs' ga...…
…Weather cotiieFj cootlitchay. Y sfrV :Iaitxj Editorial is Santa C..Oiirnj Aain?,,. VOL. L. No. 165 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1940 Roosevelt Asks or Increased ir Ar PRICE FIVE CENTS aada German Forces Hammer Deeper into France Paris Is Under Martial Law; Theta Xi's Win Fraternity Sing Before 2,000 At Library Steps Nazis Pierce Sedan Sector British Fight At Louvain; DNB Declares Germans Will Take Belgian City; Predic...…
…THlE MICHITGAN DX-TAV FRIDAY, MAY - 7, -9.4 Hillel Will Hold Annual Banquet Ruthven, Fewer To Speak t Ceremony Sunday Hillel Foundation will celebrate its 13th anniversary on the Michigan campus with a banquet in the Michi- gan Union at 6:30 p.m. next Sunday at which President Ruthven and Rabbi Leon Feuer of Toledo will be honored guests. President Ruthven will give a short address and Rabbi Feuer will give the principal talk on "What is a...…
…&Y, MAY 17,1940 THE MICUICN IIY Michigan Nine Meets Purdue; Golf eam Tied BySpartans Netmen Washed Out Meet Wayne Today Rain or shine the Michigan tennis team will meet Wayne University this afternoon in a match which was washed out by the Weather Man yesterday. If weather conditions are favor- able, the match will be held on the Palmer Field courts at :3 p.m. Other- wise it will be played on the four indoor courts of the Sports Building...…
…TWlE MICHIGAN DAILY PRIDAY MAY 17, 19 .0 MP. -=.. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Prof. Hyma 's Adrian Talk Draws Fire Of Students In Letters To Daily qhe IN11NGTo DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 3-1I p - R .w . _-A -rte 3tMiE~a,4M A1 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 ...…
…FRIDAY, lAY 17, 1940 IE MiI IGAN DAILY Foresters And GraduatesTo Hold TraditionalDances' TAGy F Today Cooperatives Will Present Radio Dance Nine cooperative houses, 'two for women and seven for men, will col- laborate on a radio dance to be given tonight from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Wolverine. Richard Shuey, .'42E, Intercooper- ative Council social chairman, an- nounced that the plans for the eve- ning would include a floor show made up of s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1940 ommmmomm Dr. Jimnez Discusses Causes, Treatments For Allerv Cases By GERALD BURNS Last night's dill pickle may thwart what might have been a beautiful friendship by causing the outbreak of an uncharming skin rash or by prompting a running nose or an unromantic tendency to sneeze. This illustrates the least serious of the cases of allergy which are admitted to the Health Service, Dr. Robert J. Jimine...…
…\Ve4iith fa i' a ii wr imer. lEN Sir igan ati Editorial Northern ' 1"a3 a Imperialist Blood-Bath mrtmwmmnnsu mnan mns ® VOL. L. No. 139 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1940 PRICE FIVE U I - _ F First Western Alumni Meet Oens Sept.26 In Caifornia Round-Up Group To Visit Biennial Regional Meet, Wolverine Football Tilt 6,000 Will Receive Conference Bids Tentative plans were announced here yesterday for Michigan's We...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Grcduates Steal Show At Annual Gridiron Club Dinner, and lyrically, to tear the men who make the news apart. Before the Blitzkrieg of satire be- gan, however, the University of Michigan had its inning. As 14 presi- dential possibilities and one Silent One sat on the edges of their seats, t the U.S. Marine Band swept into "The Victors," Michigan's football I march. The banquet chairman in- troduced President Ruthve...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY eller's NoHitter Whips Chicago (' I 11 IN 'HIlS Quadrangular Meet At Indiana To Test Outdoor Track Chances Crow4 Of 49,417 Sees Tigers Drop Opener To Browns, 5-1 By HERM EPSTEIN Michigan's outdoor track prospects will get as healthy a testing as they could have in their first outdoor meet of the season at Indiana Satur- day afternoon. This will be a' quad- rangular meet, with the Hoosiers, Notre Dame, and Illinois t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY i . rG Y is -i.- - - 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 newspa...…
…THE MICHIGAN D1 WAA Spring Season Schedule To Include Tennis, Golf, Riding Sun sport activities at the WAA six women start the new season this week with count will who turn in the lowest have the opportunity to renewed activities in the fields of tennis, golf, softball, archery and riding, Tennis tournaments programs will offer three varieties, with singles, doubles, and mixed doubles sche- duled to begin Monday, April 22. Women will ente...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY __N iAT, A~pHf Room 318-320: Pre-Medic Students gmoker Room 323' Tau Upiioi1 Rho, 8'00. OOm 202 Siidenr i Wnate ieet-' ii, 4 00 (Gratiate Counhi meeting tonight at. 7:30 in the Women's Lounge of the Rackham Building. Attendance of all elected members is necessary. The Slavic Club will meet at 8:15 tonight at the International Center. Michigan Anti-War Committee will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the. Union. All members ur...…
…WVeather CIO'duty , i I th I 'a~sii C', r -aft Daiti Editorial Scanidinavid Plays The Game . VOL. L. No. 121 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Lasting Peace) Needs Moral1 Prof. Hoover Is Chosen As Waterways Advisor Member Of Economics Department To Act As Research Consultant For Survey Base, Is View Of Roosevelt President's Plea Is Echoed By Netherlands' Queen; Western Front Revives Artillery 'Booms A...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1940 45th Meeting -Of Arts, Science, Letters Academy Closes Here British Leaders Face Critics Together p the information that he had attend- ed another university. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN A. this in a student has been expelled from College for falsifying a change grade report for a Speech course. Kenoyer, Western State President Of Parley; (Continued from Page 1) gree upon metaphysica...…
…SUNDWAY, MARCHJ 17, 1944~ ' -- - * A .aT ;. L ~ & .~.~ RAGS. VARM Varsity Track men Win Seventh Straight Butler Rela Ts Title or IN THIS CORNER By Mel Fineberg Adds Another Crown Breidenbach Leg Wins S Anchor Steals The Show Mie Relay Peace Pact Signed: Civil War Ended As Swimmers Cancel Inter-Class Tank Battle Quarter Miler's Great Sprint Climaxes Meet; Indiana Is A Close Second (Today's column is written by Herb Lev, Senior A...…
…It rl v-lc-,T I-IG 7kT,- THE MICHIGAN IAILY MARCH 0, B411 PA\C-t~ VQiJT~ ~at, MA~Ben 11, 1944 ommoom"Mmmom THE MICHIGAN DAILY Student Senate: Michigan psTry A t crystallizing Studenit Op in ion T z 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 P...…
…U JiTND3. MRCH ' ,9I THE, iii'i~~N iA~I iM F. iIVE - - - - --- -l Foreign Center To lIetfr Talk By W. Wrighit Head Of Thrkish College To Speak Here Today, On Edication In Crisis President Walter L. Wright of Robert College, Istanbul, Turkey. will speak on "International Educa- tion in a Time of World Crisis" atI 7 p.m. today at the International Center. President Wright, noted for his work in the Near Eastin harmonizing colleges with the ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 17~, 1940 I - Seven Bowling Leagues Enter' Annual Match "A strike" and "a spare" will beI common expressions heard around the Women's Athletic Building now that the all-campus bowling team tourna- ment sponsored annually by the Wo- man's Athletic Association has start- ed. The schedule for the matches is posted on the bulletin board in the Women's Athletic Building. Women from sororities, league h...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1940 Chapter House Activity Notes With many initiations and pledg- ings fraternity life has been quite busy the past week. Acacia held its initiations on Sat- urday night. The new initiates are Stuart Churchill, '42; Ross Clark, '41; Stephen Hann, '41; Robert Greene, '43; John Pierson, '41E, and James Bine, '43. Delta Kappa Epsilon initiated 16 men Saturday. The new initiates are James Anderson, '41; Douglas Bal- lantyne, '42...…
…PrCA FCITfil. AlI cilHi CAN IV D A1 l - ,AP ' . i r,3 Piy.CE FIGHT Child's Query Suggests New Elementary SchiooI Experimen Yawl Sails Home To Victory In Caribbeqrg Race Detroit Doctors Seek Epilepsy (Aire By \p-bI1Ier iets ( I h By ROSEBUD SCOTT When a little boy asked his sec- ond grade teacher at the University Elementary School how the plants in the window of his classroom grew last September, a new educational ex- periment was born....…
…1w Weather RAi~,?sii nwFuie Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication &zittj Editorial Ak1ssociated k'armnei z Arid Migrart Labor.. VOL. L. No. 80 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1941 Z-323 TRICE FIVE CENTS Stimson Backs Warship Aid To England German Ports Are Battered By'Bombers In, Night Raid RAF Pilots Claim Glare Visible For 130 Miles; Reich High Command Denies VitalDamage Nazi Dive Bombers Hit Aircraft Carrier (By The ...…
…Weather Mostly cloudy, local snows today and tomorrow. Jr 5k ~43U ~3ati Editorial Renewal Of Jabanese Trade Agreement . .L. No. 82 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 17, 1940 PRICE FIVE _____________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ S itish Cabinet ale Ends; ans Smk Hayden Sees Japanese LeaderFriendly To U. S. Yonai's Position Believed Important In U.S.-Japan Trade...…
…THV MIC141G AN 1 A tLY FRIDAY. J 1ARY 17, 11441 Toledo U Host To Engineer's DebateSquad Five Sigma Rho Tau Men Will Discuss Question Of Nicaraguan Canal, Five members of Sigma Rho Tau, honorary engineering speech society, will debate a Toledo University squad in- Toledo today on the topic: "Re- solved: That a Canal Should Be Built Across Nicaragua." Representatives of the University team will include Norman Taylor, '42E, president of the loc...…
…f I tv14Al IG N IAT )rs, uroup New Bishop Enthroned At Notre Dame Will Convene Here Monda ,epresentative Speakers Will Discuss Rehgious Problems Of Today Following the example of other roups in the state, Michigan pastors f all denominations will meet in Ann .rbor Monday for the start of a three- ay conference on the problems of re- gion in the mocern world.' Beginning at 1:30 p.m. in the amphitheatre of the.Rackham Build- ig with a gener...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' aGETIMI' iota Trounces Sextet; Swimmers Swamp Panthers . Gophier Power Trims Varsity With Ease, 4-0 Sophomore Arnold Paces Attack For Minnesota; Stodden Stars In Defeat (Continued from Page 1) nesota leader turned in to the home team's third goal.' In the third period, it took the Go- phers but nine seconds to tally their fourth goal, this one also coming on apass from Arnold to Paulsen. Hank Loud played a great ga...…
…Natators Head East For Important Y ale Meet WREN BASEBALL Commissioner Kenesaw NI. Landis declared five major league and 88 minor league ball players free agents, he upset a deal between the Detroit Tigers and Philadelphia Athletics. Tiger infield- er Benny McCoy (left) who was made af free agent was to go to the Athletics in a deal for Wally poses ( center) ., Roy Cullenbln (right),, Tiger outfielder, was also given his freedom,. 1. _ I Zw...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRID~AY, JANUlARY 17, 194 ,.. .. . THE MICHIGAN DAILY ART C o E O- - 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 ...…
…I -I, TI n[ Mr- r '2Ur +r mr m UN rc__'Za*9Kyu, ed and managed by students of the University of gan under the authority of the Board in Control of nt Publications. dished every morning except Monday during the rsity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the r republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All of republication of all oth...…
…I _______________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,PM XI Engineering Ball Will Be Held Tonight In Union Ballroom _ f Annual Dance To Have Music By Hoag land Tickets To Continue On Sale Today; 'Modernism' Will Be General Theme Of Decorations Everett Hoagland and his Orches- tra will make their first appearance in Ann Arbor at 9 p.m. today to fur- nish the music for the annual winter Engineering Ball which will be held until 1 a.m. in the Union Ballro...…
…..:,:.~ A 7. Y I ew unairman To Be In JGP New Committee Positions Open To Junior Women Marjorie Forrestel, '41, has been appointed co-chairman of the prop- erties committee for JGP, it was an-' nounced yesterday by Jane Grove, '41, general chairman. Miss Forrestel is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta, was assistant. chairman of Freshman Project, a member of the finance committee of Soph Cabaret, a transfer orienta- tion adviser, and was on the b...…
…PAGE Y. __________ _TILE MICHIGAN DAILY fl RIDAY, *JANUARtiY !"j, 941 Students Urged To Write Plays! Pomona College SAONts Lit Of Awards University of Michigan studentsj have been invited to submit one-acts plays to Pomona College's second annual nationwide Intercollegiater Competition, with the deadline set , for March 31, 1941. Cash awards of $25 each will be t given to the writer of the best com-t edy, the best tragedy, and the best soci...…
… Passenger Bus Is Victim Of Snowdri f ts In Midwestein Storm JUST ONE OF THE VICTIMS of the weekend snow that left much of the Midwest blanketed with snow was this passenger bus stuck 'south of Lamoni, Ia., just across the Missouri line. Passengers and crew abandoned the bus for shelter before the snow plow came by... Mrs. Slosson Was Graduated In 1880 NOTE: For courses having both lectures and quizzes, the Time of Exercise is the time of th...…
… Weather Continued fair, not mueh change in tempe ature AW :.. ,: VOL. L. No. 47 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 17, 1939 . . __- -I _ r .. . _ .. Nazis Declare Aims In War Now Changed To Offensive Black Friday Tonight Augurs Ill For Frosh And Sophomore Pants 0> OUIS P. LOCHNER Nov. 16.-(AII) eriany, I announcement said to-, liberate Europe from the yoke of British rule of clamation of an offensive n a defensive war aim was...…
…A THDE MICHIGAN DAILY National Student Surve y Sktins TomDRewey Is 1940 Faviorfi? 3 1.8 Per Cent Want FDR the headquarters at the University o: TO R n Agin;Third Texas for tabulation. To I~x ~ainTo the question, "If Roosevelt i Term Sentiment IS Up not a cndidate in~ 1940, whom ,oulc you like to see elected president?' (Special To The Daily) these answers were -vn AUTIN, Tex.-Thomas E. Dewey,Ma'39 p Douthful New York district attorney cet"er...…
…S1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _______________________ Ur ....mono.. League Is Dead, Politicaylly, Hall Declares Here Member Of The Secretariat To Give University Talk At Rackhani Building (Continued from :age 1) settling disputes by political and legal means and (2) taking common action, including the use of force, against any nation which resorts to private violence." There must also be a willingness to make adjustments by peaceful agreement, ...…
