…PT ii7 rI: y'. A Eit. I'?, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE TIItJRSDAI7, APRIL 18, 1944) PM2~E FIVE -- - , 0 AIaic:ri S il Sell Loi Ia1 Y1.( J (*iV(~ SpJorry WhI.ma Jy C ........ se To hillel ( GM O1I J1,, j avi ......... euc Charles Wilder _______,al ............M se m Robert Long A.H. Steps Clifford Berg . A.. Step Hugh Curtis Rabbi Jacob J. Weinstein i K . En Arch Bill Rockwell ........ Eng. Arch To Tak'emcry Chai les uek.........Norh...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940 Ray Gorrell Will Play For Apothecaries' Ball, Friday, May 3 William Austin Heads Central Committeemen Annual Pharmacy Dance To Be Held In League; Will Have Floor Show Ray Gorrell and his band will play for the second annual Apothecaries' Ball which will bt held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Friday, May 3, in the League Ballroom, it was announced yesterday by Tilden Batchelder, '42P, chairman o...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940 THE MIICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN L-1 i. Al 1 PAGE SEVEN Foreign Center Will Hold Open HouseApril 26 Athletic Events And Folk Dances Will Be Included In First Annual Event View Of University's Imposin g New PIca I're'awrlers , ;, . t-=-" 4 ' s '>~ ," « as t All Students Invita Foreign students will join to pre- sent their first annual Open House at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 26 at the Intramural Building under th...…
…'PACE ICHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY T1 lU1IY, PRI 1, 1940 Education Meet Will Be Ield Here Saturday Morris Mitchell To Speak S pring Parley Topics Ex panded Since Start, Blakemn Assers Debating Team At-at"irma I.ea gu To IPreseit Library Recorl To Cover Most Significant Items I D. A i T( rns Ti Meed Stale cost Accounting Students Will Meet Tomorrow F 'lla rvest At Lyd iaMeulelssohn j ,4rcti 4yen do I ! Three day sessions of student-fac...…
…We'Ilther [Yan charning. to snow timight Y ' AQigart ju&Iit! Editorial Strong Action Will Preserve Our Libertiles ,e VOL. L. .No. 98 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 18, 1940 PRICE FIVE C British Destroyer Rescues Prisoners Aboard Nazi Ship H.M.S. Cossack Invades Norwegian Fjord To Seize Reich Prison Freighter Altmark LONDON, Feb. 17.--P)---A conquering British destroyer came home to- night with 300 Britons rescued from t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Un -. . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SUNDAY, FEB. 18, 1940 1 render the same to the Key Clerk at of dishonesty in the final examins VOL. L. No. 98 ,the office. of the Department of I tion of a. Geology course. ,I Even modern Caesars have good Notices reason to fear daggers! Yes, that's right! It's common Notice to all Members of the Uni- knowledge among stage people that versity: The following is an extract the actor who pla...…
…r-II-E- MiHJTG-A N, DAILY. Swimmers Swamp Iowa, 63 To 21; Cagers __V Medley, Relay Team Crals Varsity Mark Natators Win Every Fist; Freshman 'Skinner Sets Pool Mark In Exhibition (Continued from Page 1) out in 1:03.5, increased his lead as the race progressed and finished all by himself in 5:01.1. Thaxter out- lasted Carl Ahlgren, the Hawkeye distance star, for second spot. Strother "T-Bone" Martin, in his first collegiate effort, put on a...…
…THE MI CHiGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FER. EE MICHIGAN DAILY Youth Congress Dramatizes Issues Confrontig Young Americans C " '1 EAdted and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority ofthe 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 ...…
…SFEB.18, 1940 THE AHCHIGAN lei Ai lY - - - - - - s 4 .L Foreign Center Presents Piano Recital.Today Second Semester's Series Of Sunday Night Suppers Will Initiate Activities Classes To Be Given The International Center opens its second semester program of activi- ties at 6 p.m. today with the first in the new series of Sunday Night Sup- pers. Following the supper which may be attended by all foreign students of the University and their fri...…
…THE- MICHIG-AN DAILY 'Holiday HopWill Be Given Thursday By PACT At League k ..,: C*) OIs League Sunday Supper Series BeginsToday Guests To Hunt Treasure, Eat In Cafeteria Style, Participate In.Games First of the annual series of Sun- day Night Suppers, arranged for the purpose of giving students an oppor- tunity to meet others with congenial, interests, is being held at 5:30 p.m. today at the League. Those attending will meet in the mai...…
…_____ ____THE MICHfTigA A I IaYt League, Union I Instead Of March r Will Cooperate Red Nichols Tc In Hatchet Ball By ESTHER ossER If the trumpet isn't mightier than e To Commemorate the sword, it at least provides as good .,. a a way to see the world as the army Washington's Birthday does, Red Nichols, versatile bandlead- Wednesday At League er who will appear in Ann Arbor to play for th Frosh Frolic March 1, In honor of Washington's birth...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUlNDAIbIIVFX,. XU. VOW1 THE WXOR L'D OF1 )y 4 Former Student And Hopwood Winner + Publishes Book Of Verse... Coward's Tales Seen Lacking In Dramatic Spark and yet, in his poetry, there is not that completely convincing sense of his identity with that world. Once he has succeeded in that identifica- tion, then he will no longer be the mere reporter or incidental philoso- phizer, but will analyze more deeply and be s...…
…V Weather Colder today; tomorrow fair. LY Fty Y Cigan Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication it Editorial 15 Months To Think About His Beliefs«. VOL. LI. No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1941 Z-323 TRICE FIVE CENTS . Badgers Cagers; To Battle Wrestlers Annual Nationwide Music Clinic To Meet For Convention Today Professor Revelli Will Direct Two-Day Conference; Morton Gould, Carleton Stewart To Direct Bands I-- i K...…
…excep't Y t e AOigan snow" MurrIss L. No. 83 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 18, 1940 a I U I I t iscist Party ficial, Muti, ints OfItaly's itering War etary Tells Party Heads' hat 'Present Situation on't Last Forever' Indication Given Rome's 'Enemy' RICIARD G. MASSOCK ME, Jan. 17.--VP)-The new sec- of the Fascist Party, Ettore told Italians today that "Italy ace the necessity and duty at foment of picking up arms." ere is...…
…r'nHF AI! :Nit AN 14AIVV Q AL TITOIN IL'V T a wr, P Im'" 1* 4 a I't T Ha~fIL A f A I as.. V ~ . 7 1 Lt0 LYa^YN'"UY V - a- 1.$d AE -1 is, 1941 I r . ._ _m. . x . , _ _ - ._M..____._ _.____. ._..w_ .__.___._._____ __---_ _ ___._ __ _ I I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLE TIN I U.S. Iianhrng Fig ta~re fHeld Un.predictable ilto W$ill Tl r~ toiCub Lo/t CIirrney Fillif i SATUIRDAY, JANUARY 18, 1941 VOL. LI. No. 81 Publication in the Daily Offic...…
…-THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 Organized Concerts Introduced Here In 1879 By Choral Union. By EMILE GELE jtival Orchestra under Emil Mollen- In glaring red ink across the bot- hauer taking part in the two-day tom of the program was the declara- series of concerts. The Choral Union tion, "The First and Only Piano Re- presented Verdi's "Requiem," and va-; vital in Ann Arbor," and at the top rious distinguished artists took part.' pretentious black type...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Cagers Meet Wisconsin; Wrestlers Tackle' Northwestern Mandler, Englund, Conference's Top Centers, Will Battle Tonight Jim Grissen At, Forward As Oosterbaan Seeks Winning Combination (Continued from Page 1) out for him. The Cardinals' six-foot, ,four-inch ace, who piled up 139 points in 12 Conference games last year to finish third in the scoring race, is once again displaying his high- scoring tendencie...…
…T HE ICHiIGAN DJAIJAY ockeSquad Opens Minnesota Series ted opheTrouble Matmen Fae ty GeA yff Sextet Two Opponents IN T HIS its very capable . This Saturday By MEL I ames, and two of ever to don the And Still No Oo n ;rry Calvert and snjured Knee May Force. . .. eidig Out; Klemach LpICHIGAN'S 1940 FOOTBALL O w il he thek r Will Take Over J than it was a week ago. Herbe fensive tasks 'to .>W l a Oe er Job do any scoring. esoteric circle of three...…
…'I t iE JCHIiGAN DAILY SA -T1~r - , T Mows" THE MICHIGAN DAILY Letters To The Editor I Could Swear I Smell Smoke! 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 a...…
…tN N CIO Program Offers A Basis For Building A Vital Democracy :{ I GULLIVER'S CAVILS 'By Young (Gulliver DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETI . Kd and managed by students of the University of an under the authority of the Board in Control of t Publications. ished every morning except Monday during the sity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press A.sociated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches cr...…
… ATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1941 Two Colleges Featured Singers For J-Hop Offer Women 'Sweet Night' To A& mffF Al1CI4TiZ*A D-AITV 1:.t ^ AfLI 4 MT4TaAIT AabA4ix v14L TFCIFV ,I I I Variety tvid rl P\Wd r Pembroke, Bryn Mawr Offer Scholarships And Fellowships To Qualified Graduate Women Notices of scholarships and fellow- ships, offered by Pembroke College in Brown University and by Bryn Mawr College, have been received by the Office of the Dean...…
… Combination Of Ho0us UrgedBy 'Committee Wellesley Students, Specialize In Creating Taddy' Fashions rr i, 1 II v I …
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATL;RDAY, JANUARY 18, 1941 I SATURDAY, JANUARY 18~ 1941 I ~ I MillerOpposes In the opinion of Col. Henry W. Miller of the engineering college, no good purpose would be accom- plished by a declaration of war on H. Shilo Watt, former corre- spondent on the London Sunday Times, will speak at the regular Saturday luncheon of the Na- tional Defense Committee today. the Axis powers that cannot be ac- complished otherwise at...…
…x ge eau1 anal the gars rers be- as rst only as ed, last nds tes on re- the of Lers lso all ns, -in- ecc ase ind her, ied, are, [led has red his enld in ity, hat Ader na 'in- or- site This burning hospital, center in Helsinki, Vinland, was set afire, according to Finnish, sources, when Russian planes invaded' the city on Joseph Stalin's.60th birthday. Most of the patients had been evacuat- ed before the bombing attack. Quadruplets born to M...…
…LerI :what cooler I Bk igau Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. __ iFiring Shoots. The Freshmen Were There, But' There Weren't Any Sophomores Ints tectorate .s :In Prague ed As Result c Celebration Disorders s' Friends IP)-Nine stu-. sities and aca- y German fir- ngleaders. in a lemonstrations ay in the Nazi ia and Mora- nine was re- n official news filtering into hy details of tal of the for- public. stablished was disorders...…
… THE MIC H IGAN DAILY High Accident Rate Is Observed Despite Protected Intersections By RICHARD HARMEL Officer Camp declared. The. police Ann Arbor police authorities are department is willing to oblige, but it confronted with a paradoxical situa- is unable to do so for two reasons: tion in regard to traffic lights, cau- First, the department is not so tion signals and stop signs for the sure that such action would be in city streets, accordin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY chigan Gridders Out To Even Score Against Pennsylvi 11 -. 4 ++ .:. Evashevski's Return To Line-Up Bolsters Team Strength, Morale Rainwater, Quaker's Star Fullback Out Of Fray; MungerShifts Backs (Continued from Page 1) tp his lineup in four places in an effort to get a quicker charge on the line and some speed in the pack-, field, which has been lacking. Jim Chandler, place-kicking hero of the Harvard game, replaces Gen...…
…N DAILY ". ;f r.E ~ aftn M~t~ orSfn Tru ted and managed by students of the University of igan under the authority of the Board in Control of ent Publications. >lished every morning except Monday during the irsity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the or republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All sof republication of all othe...…
…LY ick Stabile's Orchestra To Play At Panhellenic Ball, -- 0 U S _ _ . _ Prof. Slawson Gives Reasons' or Women's Scholastic Victory By ELIZABETH M. SHAW Greater scholastic achievement by campus women over men is due to selection, lack of necessity for self- suport, less participation in activi- ties, and more serious consideration of their subjects, Prof. Chester B. Slawson of the geology .department and academic counselor for under- grad...…
… Initiation ceremonies Thursday day unaer tne auspices of the Art officially opened the activity season Cinema League at the Lydia Man- for Tau Beta .Pi, engineering honor delssohn Theatre, Toivo M. Liima- society. tainen, president of the groip, an- Feature events on the Tau Beta nounced yesterday. Pi calendar are the annual spring The Suomi club will have a meet- dance and spring house party which ing Friday night in Lane Hall to are supplem...…
…4* today and cloudy. I p1 LiJt .ritgan 11 1 111 will, I 11111 llwffiwv , 1 11 111111 1 all VOL. L. No. 21 Smith Elected Class President, By Engineers; Only 122 Vote Forbes Chosen Treasurer And Estes Is Secretary In Year's Initial Poll President Climaxes Active College Life year year, of ti 140 e Smith, Hugh Estes and bes were elected to the )sts of president, secre- asurer of the senior en- ss by 122 engineers who. polls in the first ...…
….0 -L AL -ko 4 - -1 q Jup 4-w AL JU A Arts: All members of this committee d ect51 t defi s F o F iwho are itersted in ushering for 60 IA strction In CA A Program ox" hch ill be given Friday, Oct,.13 20, and Saturday, Oct. 21, shoud sign $3 (Continued from page ) John L. Rubsam, '40L, Jackson; immediately on the listsnow on thei w 4. ~ Robert 0. 'Smith, ~40E, Howell; Sam- 'bulletin board -in the League Under- 'tt ricmk, N.. Joseph B. Diepen- u...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY -String Tackle Post IN THIS CORNER By Mel Fineberg Toil And Trouble...- Superstitious? Who's supersti- tious? Not Earl Martineau, Mich- gan backfield coach. At least, he's a firm believer in hunches and omens on Saturday afternoons in the autumn only. Marty has been a coach here a little over a year or, to put it in terms of football, a little over ten games. For each of those ten games, Marty has worn the same suit. "We beat...…
…__TIIFJ-MICRIGAN DAY-LY~. fAILY Liberalism During A War Crisis: The Blunder Of 1918 In Repetition OF ALL THINGS! +-- DAILY OFFICIAL BUL 1! . . vI if J 7U U1 ~ LW1~i40 ANNMOH anaged by stiudents of the University of the authority of the Board in Control of and Pu*blished every. morning except- Monday during the niversity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to, the se fo...…
…Gay Colors Featured In Sport Suits Aarry Out, ern Theme ffair To Bj Held Futuristic Motif For Decorations ,,in an be the ultra- theme jed out in the decorations of the i annual Union Formal which be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a;:n. ay, in the Union Ballroom. ituristic window panels, one of h will depict a huge champagne s, will be placed around the ball- n, and table decorations will be ined to give a modernistic black- vhite effect. The chape...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ng Congress Speakers ial Fame im Page 1) more important r. 9 morning ses- uss "The Func- Community Life." [ow May We Ef- outh's Search for Dr. tdward W. or in Religious University, will or the afternoon. sion "The Com- Lid Like to See" vening of Nov. 9. Ann Arbor Here Is Today's News In Summary Hunting season claimed the life of John O'Neal, 15 year old Ann Arbor lad, who died Monday night from a bullet wound suffered ac...…
… LY rers aud slightly cooler. Official Publication Of The Summer Session 4:3att Editorial Exile Of A Paintin ... . ...... No. 46 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUG. 18, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS itestants Kuhn Says Un-American Probe Will Cost Dies Political Future'. in Hopwood 3tion, Essay, 'etry Prizes 1 Of $500 Is Given r Summer Awards; Thous Is Repeater as, Hale Collect p Contest Honors thy Arms and Harriet Hale off top hon...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUG. 18, E MICHIGAN DAILY ami . A' MIt I and managed by students of the University of m under the authority of the Board in Control of SPublicationa. hed every morning except "dy duig the ity year and Summi eession. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All A republication of all ...…
…THE MICHIGXN DAILY PAGE 1 British Lads To Wear Tin Hats; In Case Of War They'll Make Some More I'- T u 'Th 4/ 5~* 4 Looking Qiass ;, By ALICE Intended for use o British air raid wardens and others who must be outside during a bombing attack, 1,000,000 tin hats are being produced at plant in Dagenham, Essex. Here are some new colors to accent those beloved basics, black and brown: jelly apple, maple sugar, Baccus grape, green tea, and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY F"IAY, Al ft r' antic coast maneuvers involving 77,000 officers and men proved of interest to army observers countries, shown at Manassas, Va. Left to right, seated: Maj. Felipe Munilla, Cuba; Col. Mexico; Col. Carlos Sanchez, Venezuela; Lieut. Col. Eduardo Leongomez, Colombia. Stand- na Machado, Brazil; Leader Ismael Sarasua, Chile; Col. Richard V. Read, Great Britain; nann, Sweden; and Col. John A. Crane, officia. obser...…
…I tundershowers tomorrow 'I, Official Publication Of The Summer Session ~Iati Editorial Education At BMack Mountain .. 11 , 0 i , PRICE FIVE CENTS 19 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1939 gi-ow-- ig Given h'Visitor SPoles' Purdom To Discuss Appearance . And Attitude In Job Interviews Hopes Plans To Confer Military Leaders wer Coordination in Considers rsaw Journey July 17. -()- Poland thusiastic reception to- jor-G...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TD AN DAILY South American Politics Prof. C. H. Haring of Harvard University Analyzes the Fundamental Powers Behind and Structure Of South American Governments N1 I /_ NJl omson onem - - - - Idited and managed by students of the University of' chigan under the authority of the Board in Control of adept Publications. ublished every morning except Monday during the iversity year and Sunr n Session. Member of the Associa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY L.eleware Here- Helps Linguists Record Speech Willie Long Bone Pleased With Weather And Shade Found In Ann Arbor (Continued from Page 1) said, are employed in the great Okla- homa oil fields. Adaptation to the ways of the white man is not new to the Delawares. Since colonial days in Pennsylvania they have been his traditional friends.. Early they gave up the warpath. Delaware scouts aided soldiers in tracking down war-parti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1939 I I "J eM U' Y...' N. S. Training or Teaehers Educational Methods rn At Responsibility 'ward Society Today (Continued from Page 1) g, depending too largely on in- al methods of learning or fol- a specialized hobby in teach- Wding procure more or less un- etory results. an evening lecture-disctssion, J. B. Edmonson of the School cation and Dr. Frank Hubbard red selected recommendations National Educa...…
…wwwA Weather Y Sir 43Uf ~Iat Editoriail A Chance For Self-Government . Fair and cooler tomorrow; Possibly frost. VOL. XLIX. No. 165 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS I- U - U.S. Warshi Lands Patr On Kulang r U. S., Britain And Fr Rush 'Warships T After Japanese Inva International Cit Is Japan's Obj SHANGEAW, May 17.--()P) United States Navy landed a today on Kulangsu, internx settlement at Amoy o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tus AYt 1 B, New CoEditors Of Perspectives Will Feature jni.usual Ideas Continuation of its policy of pre- 3 senting all types of student writing, with a greater emphasis on the dis-y cussion of arts and their connection; 1th .uinversity life will be featured by Perspectives, campus literary pub-" lication under its new staff, accord- - ing to a statement by Harvey Swados, { '40, and James Allen, '40, new co-° editors.s[' ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AY, MAY 18, 1939 pAQE fir IN THIS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG...-.- .... Hat In The Ring *.. Our gauntlet has been picked up by Phil Diamond. He has accepted our challenge to match forecasts for the Big Ten track meet to be held here Friday and Saturday. So This Cor- ner will lead with its chin and go to bat first with the defending cham pion's selections. appearing in this column tomorrow. With this bit of prognostica...…
…T H MICHIIAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Federal Arts Projects: A $125,000,000 Investment For Our National Future Completion Of WPA's Cultural Program Depends On Popular Support Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications.I Published every morning except Monday during the university year and Sum= x B ession. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Pre...…
…1939 THEV MqICHIGAN- DAILY ... . ... ......................... . . Gongress-Panhellenic "Cram-Cram" To Be Today Name Patrons For Log Drive Ruthvens Will Head List; Special Guests Invited The patrons list for Log Drive, an- nual foresters' dance, to be given from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, May 19. at the Masonic Temple was an- nounced yesterday by Frank Becker, '39F&C, general chairman. Included in the list are President and Mrs. Alexander C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUSRDAY, MAr 18, 1939 I I Glee Club Boys Will Serenade Dorm Girls When Night Falls Dean, Edison Official, Talk . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By ROBERT BOGLE 'Tis spring, and the Glee Club boys are clearing their throats and looking for their best ties in preparation for tonight's revival of the ancient annual ustom of -erenading campus coeds. For this old Glee Club tradition the 'boys wait until the evening curfew aas r...…
