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…19, 1939, THE MICHIGAN D AILY Changes Made In House Rules For Next Year Judiciary Council Revises Regulations Governing All Women's Activities University Women Use League Building As Focal Point For Varied Activities I New rules and regulations for cam- pus houses have been compiled by Judiciary Council, Betty Slee, '40, head of the council has announced All campus houses are required to follow these rules, penalties for dis- regarding t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -ay Colors Dominate Fashions On Campus 0 ! College Man Issues Ultimatum In War On Women's Fashions By JOE COLLEGE So they're going back to the hour glass figure! Fashion is indeed spinach, but what else can one ex- pect from the incomprehensible logic of the feminine mind. For years the fairer sex has endured seven kinds of torture to achieve the girlish figure until the "femme fatale" looked like something by Petty. B...…

…D4Y SEPT. 1T), 1939 HE ILY ttractive Accessories Are Vital To Well-Groomed College W PAGE TWENTY-ONE oman To The Ridiculous Comfortable .Yet Unusual House" Coa ts' Baroque Pearls, Bracelets And Necklaces Are MassiveI To be truly well groomed one must select the proper accessories for every costume. They should be in contrast to the rest of one's dress but must all contribute to make an unusual and distinctive looking woman; neither over...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT.1 .any Weddings And Engagements Are Announced During folidays Local Wedding Is ighlighted Over Vacation Undergraduates Am o n g Those Who Announce Recent Engagements Edmonson-Lewis Rites The marriage of Jane Elizabeth Edmonson, daughter of Dean and Mrs. James B. Edmonson of Cam- ridge- Rd., and Donald King Lewis, son of Mis. C. K. Lewis of Mt. Pleas- at and the late Mr. Lewis, took place in the First Presby...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILYAET nhellenic Lists Rushing Regulations Two Mixers continued from Pg 17) Are Scheduled ority. (Fine C). Each sorority shall mailed invitation on the written form. rters of an hour at each urn in a list of the girls they have There shall be no calling in person F FL xarte o fs anthorat t e ach rpp vr mrnn bte adon any rushec. (Fine B). No rusheeF ouse, and that they may go dropped every morning between 8 aid is to be called f...…

…'E-Fain THE MICHIGAN DAILY "AISDAY, T19 IEPT. 19, V [AHR'S BOOKSTORES l Leaders and Pio In ... NEW and USED TEXTBOOKS and SUPPLIES FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS to0 S.* teCa u .4} 4 t*'nV.. V.. ~ 14 +Y 4 .. '1. -. 4 of Progress on the.U. of M. Campus _._ i : ,.: r! 't f 1 ( ' ; iE ~ " + a... . ,Mr,, / ., i . .. ._ MY, HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED but ICHIGAN MEN AND WOMEN have been buying their books and supplies for all schools and departments fr...…

… GENERAL NEWS Y 4br 4bp :4Iai ti SECTION FOUR VOL. XLIX. No. 46 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Noted Speakers, Musicians TO Be Heard Here 'I, <"> Newly-Completed Dorms House 95o Men Spring Building To Boost Total To ,500 Men Fourteen Individual Units To Offer Housing After Construction Is Finished Freshmen men students, 950 of them, will move their baggage this week into dormitory living ...…

…PAGE TWENTY-SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY _________________________________________________________ U Men's Judiciary Council Begins Work This Fall Takes Over Judicial Duties And Control Of Elections Of Defunct Men's Group Inauguration of a seven-man Menis Judiciary Council will this years highlight advances irm student self-government, with the Council taking over the judicial and elec- toral duties of the now-defunct Men's Council, abolished la...…

…TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1939 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN _ Annual Prizes Are Awarded In Hopwoods Given For Literary Work In Four Fields: Drama, Essay, Poety And Fiction One of the outstanding features of the University's extracurricular activities is the annual Jule and Avery Hopwood contest for creative writing which offers $100 in prizes to freshmen. These awards are made each spring in four fields of literary activity; essay, poe...…

…PiGE TWENTY-EfG*IT Student Senate Provides Outlet For Opinions Discussion Group Elected By Campus At Large; Contains 32 Members Political groups on campus, af- filiated or otherwise, find an outlet for expression in the two-year old Student Senate, a body set up by an All-University Committee to discuss student opinion on current local and national problems. Consisting of 32 members, the Sen- ate is elected from the campus at large -by means o...…

…'r fit'. 1i W T (' T 'f? I _ A ' ' __ t~fA T T 't A&XAMIM aww"Mimm"Ir- wrwvm- 'Lit' Students Take General Degree Study To Enter Advanced Work,I 60 Hours .Of Credit; 'C' Average Are Required Students in the College of Litera- ture, Science, and the Arts who are studying for the degree of Bachelor of Arts or a similar degree, do not "major" in the subject of their choice, as is the case in many schools, but take first a General Progr...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUIP THE MICHIGAN DAILY TV] ~8UAY, SEPT. 19, 193~ ESDAY, SEPT.. 19, 1939 _.., I1 ich's Ulrich's have advance information concerning your textbook requirements. Come in as soon as you ve classified and take advantage ,t . of our huge stock of used textbooks at remarkable savings. TONS and TONS 0f .1' i USED and NEW TE TBOOKS For Every Course on the Michigan Campus ULRICH'S WHOLESALE BUYING Enab...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGt Auditions For Band Membership To Take Place Orientation Week _I__I Fall Program Alpha Nu, Adelphi, Athena, Zeta Phi Eta And Sigma Rho Tau Are Available Speech programs sponsored by the department of speech and linguistics and a variety of activities sponsored by a quintette of extra-curricular or- ganizations devoted to the cultivation of eloquence and wit are offering students opportunity to flount the ancient poet...…

…PAGE °THITR -TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY M ichiga Has Own Carnival; Michigras Is An Annual Event 11- x I.I -i /' Fellowship Meetings, Teas Picnics, Dances, Parties, Attract Stnd ent Members In addition to t>w regular worship services and individual counselling, many social and recreational activi- ties are sponsored for University stu- dents by the churches of Ann Arbor. Picnics, teas, dances, parties, lec- tures, and fellowship meetings are he...…

…16 1 , Weather Generally Fair. Official Publication Of The Summer Session Iai Editorial Art For Artist's Sake . No. 20 Z-323 ANN ARBO , MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS ;-Nm- relt Calls Purdoin Stresses Appearance Of Applicant In Job Interview Wilders Play f Attempts Revamping utrality Law 'Our Town' Vandenberg Urges Nine-PoWer Parley Last Minute Attempt Fails To Bring Republicans Into President's Fold...…

…1N DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY On The Influenza Trailil -1 ,I ted and managed by students of the University of gan under the authority of the Board in Control of nt Publications. ished every morning except Monday during the rsity year and Sumnm 4 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 s of republi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Winning ler Drama ens Tonight Compass Works This Time 4 (Continued from Page 1) Wesley Rowland, and Galen Wenger. Prof. Valentine B. Windt will direct the play. Costumes are by Miss Lucy Barton. Announcement was made yester- day of the members of the back- stage crew. Members are to be Tom Battin, stage manager; Joan Baker, property mistress; Vera French, assistant property mistress: Fanny Aronson, Zabel Ajemian, Elizab...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, e-Hutrtcnrng eps Eskimos, Tigers Trail )an Reds Retain Lead International League- Win Over Browns stingy one-hit pitching of n Mears of the Eskimos kept Lm hot on the trail of the leading Tigers yesterday as tes gathered enougn flits +o e Red Sox 11-0 in one of two played in the softball National en of the twenty-four men to ears struck out, and only four first base. Offensively, the team was just as strong, col...…

…Weather Incrasing cloudiness and warmer today. SirP 4:IaitH Editorial A Defintion Of Terms... I VOL. XLIX. No. 166 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1939 0r PIUCE FIVE CENTS i Campus To Elect 10 Officers Today; Three Leave Race C 7 Publications Board Field Reduced; New Entry Vies For Union Post Polling To Be Held From 1 To 5 P.M. Last-minute developments in the campus-wide election today for 10 offices in student organiz...…

…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY I THE MCHIGA DAIL '24 Kiss The Boys'. iast Attends Ann Arbor Ploy Rulers Arrive Following Delay At Sea Sixteen members of the cast of "Kiss the Boys Good-Bye," now play- ing at the Cass Theatre in Detroit' attended este 7dcay's matinee of "No War in Troy!", opening presentation of 1939 Dramatic Season, starring Philip Merivale. The cast has been on tour of 'the larger cities since Christmas, when the play closed ...…

…' 19, *<HF MICHIGAN DAILY PA+ + -- IN THIS CORNER By Mel Fineberg Round Number Two ... Here is the second installment of the Phil Diamond-Corner battle of times and distances for Saturday's Big Ten track meet. This Corner's predictions appeared in yesterday's edition and today we present Phil Diamond's. Mr. Diamond, an instructor in the German department, is .one of the outstanding track critics and diag- nosticians in the Middlewest. Eac...…

…* TII~iWI~fla-, MR Y__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r - 1Th,' 19 CHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. pubilshed every morning except Monday during the Oiversity year and SUmrin s 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 otherw...…

…'A- Olt- tm.It 11 ITAI LY Vkin Of Tomorrow, nnal Architects' Ball To Be Give Today Hiilf -S wetes T S aters Lend Practical NoteTo Dress The modern woman not only de- mands thather life be led ina prac-. tic l fashin but that her clothes serve a' practical purpose. For this reason leading stylists are featuring such outfits as cardigans which but-. 3nap both the back and front. The* lialf sweaters may be purchased in i rious colors and are...…

…THE MTCHTGAN DAILY MMAT, 'MA'Y 19, .1939 _ : A Apt 'O.,nT i.lll A4 %,p Hillel Head Hits Britain's Plan For Palestine (Continued from Page 1) inowitz emphasized. Here, he stressed, Britain will not only confront the op- position of the Jewish population already trained in the Havlaga or "self-restraint" movement, but also a firm reaction against many phases of the plan by the moderate Arabs' whose hopes in the future of Pales- tine will lea...…

…Weather Rain, changing to snow, colder today. °L A6P I rn13 Editorial Alabama Justice . Germany's Vaunted Air Force . VOL. XLIX. No. 140 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Army Orders Col.Lindbergh To Active Duty On Air Force U.S. In Of Wish Air Une For Superiority Believed Cause xpected Action University Included On Flyer'sItinerary WASHINGTON, April 18. --(P)- Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, the world...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DNESDlAV, APRIL 19, ISIS 750 To Attend Interscholastic Press Meeting Annual Convention Meets Mere May 4-6; Rooming Facilities Are Sought Eight hundred high school students from every part of Michigan will be in Ann Arbor, May 4-6, for the an- nual convention of the Michigan In- terscholastic Press Association which is 'being sponsored by the University's Department of Journalism. Highlights of the MIPA sessions this year w...…

…Y, APRIL 19, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRESS PASSES -By BUD BENJAMIN - The 'Old Man' Ails ... ILL AT HIS HOME for the past month, athletic director Fielding H. Yost is finding a diet of strict rest hard to stomach. The Grand Old Man of Michigan athletics has been ailing since he re- turned from Florida early in March. Stricken with influenza, his siege of illness has been complicated by a nervous exhaustion, undoubtedly caused by his strenuo...…

…T-H E 11,11JO-It''It"I'k N - D* AJ LY THE MWHIGAN DAILY AP~fl4 19, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..- ,c; : ; . N. , rI 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 Sumn cr Session. Member of the Associated Press The 'Associated Press is exclusively entitled to ,the use for republication of...…

…0 TRE MIChIGAN DAILY f v T otee A } , e res F _. jam, r t Are Anno IC q n itte F I. -~~~ g i Newman Club S ,eao Spring Formal Will Be Friday] Dance To Be Broadcasted Over W I; Decortins To Be In Modern MotifC Arrangements for an half hour broadcast of the Newman Club Spring; Fprmal have been completed, JackI Cooney, '40, publicity chairman for the dance announced last night. Sta- tion WWJ will do the broadcasting from, midnight to 12:30 a....…

…sIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1939 Spring Parley Seend As Valuable Agency For Student Discussions Michigan League.' American and Europe discussed. The merits oft can films will be DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30 P.M.; 11:00 A.M. on Saturday. E. W. Blakeman Praises Activity...…

… I Weather Increasing cloudiness and warmer today. L r e A6P AOF 411t tnan :4I1atii , Editorial Labor's Biggest Enemy . . ..,..: VOLXLIX. No. 122 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1939 PRICE FIVE Federal Men Open Parleys For Advising StudentBody G-Man And Farm Official To Lecture Tomorrow In Vocational Series Business Leaders To Probe 13 Fields The University's Guidance and Oc- cupational Information Conference, designed...…

…E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1939 Martin To Speak On Refugees "The Problem of the German Refu- undertaking of German, English and gees" will be the topic of the talk by American Friends, and recently has Albert P. Martin, for two years direc- aided refugees in their flight from tor of the Quaker Center in Berlin, Germsi,-, ai supplying informa- at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow in the Union tion about them to relatives. Ballroom. Martin's talk will...…

…, MARCH 19, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Arts Academy Ends Acivities For Year Here Museums' Director Leads Organization For 1940 Meetings In Ann Arbor (Continued from Page 2) from "Othello"-"I thought so then." In discussing the character of Eme- lia, he complained that the part has never been properly interpreted. He disagreed with the common con- ception of Emelia as a common, stu- pid woman with ratier loose morals. He pointed out that as th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tTNTA Y.;1 MICHIGAN DAILY I Ti _A;44eoE d and managed by students of the University of an under the authority of the Board in Control of t Publications shed every morning except Monday during the uLy year and Sumn: r Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited to nlot otherwise credited in this newspaper. All of republication of ...…

…19,H THE MICHIGIAN AiLY Dental School Dance Patrons Are Announced 4th Annual Odonto Ball Will Be Held Friday; Barney Rapp To Play The patrons list for the fourth an- nual Odonto Ball given by the junior class of the School of Dentistry will be headed by Dean R. W. Bunting of the dentistry school and Mrs. Bunting, William R. Mann, general chairman, announced yesterday. The dance is to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday in the ballroom of the...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1939 Score Heavily In The Butler Relays Trackmen Take Sixth Straight ButlerRelays Bill Watson Annexes First Place In Both Broad Jump And Shot Events (Continued from Page 1) cracked the meet and recognized world's records off a dirt runway in the pole vault by going over the bar at 14 feet that was less than his feat earlier this season but it ex- ceeded the recognized world mark of 13 feet, 7% inch...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN PRESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN Kiefer In, Flannagan (Gut .. . D)OLPH KIEFER, famous Olympic backstroke star, will represent the ' University of Texas in the National Collegiate Championships to be held here, March 24 and 25, but his schoolmate, Ralph Flannagan, couldn't make the grade. Twenty-two year old Ralph is still a freshman at the southwestern institution, and he'll have to wait until...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS c - - ===Cftk JECA*ide, Michigan Graduate . I, FROM THE scusses Monopoly Problem HOPWOOD ROOM BEx Libris By JOSEPH GIES ONOMIC PROBLEMS IN A 'HANGIN'G WORLD, Willard L. horp and associates, Farrar and inehart, Inc., New York City. By CARL PETERSEN he interest of this volume for local ders derives both from the specific blems with which it deals and from fact that its editor is a ...…

…*ir gan ~~Iait Editorial The Dartmouth College Case, 1939. ANN ARBOR, MICMHGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 19, 1939 i PRICE FIVE 0 Ticket Sale For Marital TalksOpens Authorities From Vassar, New York And Detroit To GivV,_Lectures Here' e~rar Course Is Closed To Undergraduates Loyalists Will Surrendei If Franco Gives Amnesty New Crisis Arises In Afriei WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-(P)- Tickets for the second semester rack Firsts Disclosure that a French air...…

…___THEMICHIGANDAILY Predicts Chinese Alumna Dictators' Influence In Selection Art Cinema Shows )f Hitler Wants Medkal Of Pope Minimized By Throop Comedies Today "A4 f 0 I "The Comedy and Buster Keaton" is The Cardinals who will meet later this month to elect a successor to Pope Pius XI realize the danger of choosing a figurehead pope, Palmer A. Throop of the history department said in an interview yesterday, and will probably not be influence...…

…19, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Bally To Tie Buckeye Swimmers Again, 42-4 9 Natators Gain Needed Points In Final Relay Quayle Swims 100 Yards In 52.5 To Better Mark . And Defeat Walt Tomski (Continued from Page 1). was a super swimmer as a result of his 52i1 victory against Yale, went com- pletely haywire. ' If the medley dampened the ardor of the Wolverines, the 220 free style threw all the water in Columbus, Ohio, on them. Capt. T...…

…THE MICHI-AN DAILY U SUNDAY, FEB. 19, THE MICHIGAN DAILY I - >1 Ili- Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morningexcept Monday during the University year and Sumn r 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 otherwis...…

…HtD MICHIGANDAILY Ball Committee v7 l f Charlotte Houk States Names Of Chairmen Eligibility Cards Needed; Meeting Of Ticket Group Will Be Held Monday The list of committee members for Assembly Ball, to be held Friday, March 3, in the ballroom of the League, was announced yesterday by Charlotte Houk, '39, general chair- man. The decorations comittee, headed by Frances Burgess, '39A, is com- posed of: Grace Helen Barton, '41; Sally Corcoran...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fussell Denies Divine Belief Before 2,000 rplins Concept Of Space From Four Viewpoints During Morning Lecture (Continued from Page 1) verse, the results are most disap- nting. 'urther, Lord Russell queried, is re anything in the result of evolu- i of which to be particularly proud? )lution produces degenerate ani- Is as well as perfect. When he re- ts that one-quarter of the world's ome is devoted to mass murder, n supposed...…

…$rank meiber and critic of the news- paper jvablishiflg fraternity,WIiaBm Alle White-. It is also the view of George Seldes, author of a long list of books (weapons) for the protracted battle t win a truly free press. His lat- est endeavor, Lords of the Press, al- though lacking a tighter organization of its parts, simply and clearly states the facts which prove that most of the' :)eading American newspaper publish- - ers are mouthpieces for s...…

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…FROM ySPAINs, T ANNe :ARBOR byRobert Cummrrins, A Member Of The International Brigade HE 15th BRIGADE took Quinto late in August and then at- tacked Belchite which fell on September 9. This was severe fighting and so a battalion of replace- ments was sent to the brigade from the training base at Tarazona. We were up and down the Aragon front in reserve positions-Almochuel, Albalate, Senes de Alcubierre, and back to Quinto-and it was a month o...…

…I j ------ ...... BLOOD JUSTICE WIR DANKEN UNSER FUEH HerveHaufler . , . by Seymour S. I ,.M ,EPTH entered Drury Montgom- ery's shack as easily as the fingers of wind that poked through the chinks between the logs. Old Drury diee like an animal -without much fuss. He died with a laugh on his fever-cracked lips. "I'm sure I'm goin' to Hell, Lizpeth," he said. "The Devil has already set me on fire." Drury wasn't accustomed to laughin...…

…HUMORESQUE.. . by Donald J. Fo mo' y~d wmo & This is the numerous wrath of slanting sleet- the quivering veil, the bitter vapor- incomplete . discrepant landscaper. This is the blazing cat's-head in the fog- the whiskers tremble, the song is silk (a monologue for milk)! from the womb of human inhibitions and complexes emerged this Cyclops,y half-visioned; beat us to passive submission; brooked no lifted hand on pain of banishment; made ea...…