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…PAGE Sm THE MICHIGAN DAILY W .. .. ... . EDINESDAY, APRIL 2U, 1939 14 State Schools To Take Part In Model League Princeton Speaker A Guest At Two-Day Conference Here Early In May Representatives of 14 Michigan colleges and junior colleges will at- tend the 11th annual Michigan Model Assembly of the League of Nations here May 6 and 7 Alfred V. Boerner, Grad., secretary-general of the As- sembly, announced. Dr. David Mitrany of the Institute f...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Judge Examines Labor Case Records MeCarren, Detroit Assessor Advises Revising Tax System By MORTON JAMPEL quantities amounting to only a few Describing the Michigan tax sys- cents at a time, are he said, paying tem as archaic and completely out- six per cent instead of the three per moded, Kenneth McCarren, Detroit cent the tax is designed to raise. city assessor, recommended that- the The second factor is; the existing pe...…

…lser 100 High-Standing Freshmen Get Phi Eta Sigma Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Kappa T/ake Upperclass Scholarship Leaders More than 100 societies and extra- curricular activities, in which stu- defnts may participate, are offered by the University. Although the great majority of them are not open to first- semester freshmen, they offer a wide field of interest and those who can- not enter them now may do so later by completing the required number o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY And Sigma Chi Are Victorious Dobson And Erwin Lead Their Teams To Easy Wins On Wet Field Yesterday, d e s p i t e inclement weather, two speedball games were played at South Ferry Field. Phi Kappa Psi defeated Alpha Kappa Lambda 8-4, and Sigma Chi defeated Delta Tau Delta 9-2. The star performer for the Phi Kappa Psis was Jack Dobson who scored seven of the eight points with two dropkicks and one field goal. Jim Gunn scored...…

…xY, NOV. 20, 9 _ THE M ICHIAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN 1 HARVARD......7 PITTSBURGH.. YALE.. . .....0 PENN STATE . . 26 II SYRACUSE .... 13 1tDUKE ..........7 CALIFORNIA 0 COLUMBIA .... 12 N.C. STATE .... 0 STANFORD. ... 6 OREGON ...... ... 0 WASHINGTON . . 3 S.M.U . . .......21 T. CHRISTIAN . 29 0 BAYLOR ......6RICE... . .. .. ..7 I Minnesota Retains Big Ten Title By Beating Wisconsin, 21-0 Gopher Power Is Too Much Climaxes Great Year .-....…

… SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1938 THE MICHIG N DAILY P ADE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 7 l ,, :1 1 i - AS I D E- Wolveri Balance Again Sy IRVIN LISAGOR Gains Victoy Comes 'Crisler Night' LIKE THE ROADS that led to Rome, all campus trails will con- verge at Hill Auditorium tomorrow Watson Shatters Shot Put night when Michigan's new football Record; Michigan Cops coaching staff is introduced to the Two Mile Relay First student body. It's "Crisler Night,...…

…VTESDAY, SEPT. 2C THE MICHIGAN DAILY F, 'orid Tutorial System Starts In Fall Of '39 'rial Plan To Be Limited To About 100 Students; 'B' Average Necessary i Bidding to retain its position in the van of progressive American edu- cational institutions, Michigan will next fall inaugurate an experimental tutorial system modeled after that in vogue at Oxford. The first state university to adopt the plan, which is also used at Har- vard and...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ri uchvens Greet Foreign Student Body 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: 11:00 a.m. Sat arday. 1 1" *1 i (Continued from Page 4) ter is particularly called to this notice. Dept. of Phys. Educ. for Women.} Assembly Banquet. Intcrviewing for, the Chairmanship positions will c...…

…THE : MI. RIGAN DAILY SIT] THE M~hIGN DAI;:,: IN THE WORLD U OF BOOKS - _____..r__--- -- y LONDON i . A Heroic Figure Given Superficial Treatment ..w.. _._.._.- .-., 1" 40 0 rx Libris Japanese Terror Campaign Described By Correspondent SAILOR ON HORSEBACK, by Irving Stoie. Houghton, Mifflin, Newl York. $3.00 By HAROLD OSSEPOW Irving 1tone, the author of 'Lust For Life', a biography of the artist' VincEat Van Gogh, has again at...…

… OF BOOKS --- -- - ----,- .- - - Margaret all become vital persortali- C ties. The reader finds a "willing sus- ovella Contest W inner Proves pension of disbelief" not at all diffi- cult. These are people as youand I, A n Excellent Piece Of W ritin i bitterly paying for the Calvinistic code of one among them. Essentially, this novella is "right." More skill- REMEMBERING LAUGHTER, a Soon, despite their a tempts at resis- fully wrought than Ni...…

…SPORTS NEWS Bk igau. ~Iatia SECTION TWO / VOL. XLIX.-No. 1 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 PRESS PASSES..... THE BEST ELEVEN **".ByBud THE MIST was settling on Ferry gether again and see how they look. r - Field. A dark and dr ary day Why? Simply because we're after blrbacks that can move, linemen that is new, was nearly at an end. Fritz Crisler, the eleven best men no matter what l ' ° F k can charge, blockers that ca...…

… MAY FESTIVAL SUPPLEMENT Y r e 01k igau ~kziti I MAF - SECTION TWO 7 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1938 45th Annual Music Festival Anderson Back; Philadelphia Tere l !f ay l1 To 14; Play Negro Singer Acclained By Times' Writer Iler Poise is Admirable, He Finds At Her Debut After European Tour Understands Intent Of EachComposer EDITOR'S NOTE: Following is an article which appeared in the New York Times. written after Mi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 extensive Sports ighlights Of Another Summere In World Of Sport Are Set Forth Program Is Arranged For New Students Q* - Firing Of Frisch Among The Surprising Events Of Warm Months (Continued From Page 9) Tournament. Barclay, a semi- fina- list two years ago, was downed 2 and 1 on the 35th green. July 2: Mrs. Helen Wills Moody again precipitates the tennis world into another discussion of ten...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 2O, 1938 Petite Opera Singer Born during the panicky days of for the'next 31 years. Most recently, the early nineties, the University the famous Philadelphia Orches- Musical Society fed itself on wars tra, first under the leadership of Leo- 400 Youngsters Give Premiere Of Tuneful Tale 'Bunyan' Cantata, Written By Ypsilanti Composer, Will Be Sung May 13 (Continued from Page 1) when the children presented "...…

…,Y, SEPT. 20, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PGI Y, SEPT. 20, 1938 PAG 0 Ulrich's I We have advance information concerning your textbook requirements. Come in as soon as you, ve classified and take advantage of our huge stock of used textbooks at remarkable savings. TONS and TONS of USED and NEW TE TBOOKS For Every Course on the Michigan Campus ULRICH'S WHOLESALE BUYING NOTICE! ENGINEERS and ARCHITECTS Enables 0 u...…

… SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Martini RejectsI Bid To Return To Native Land Owes Fame To America, Screen And Radio Star Says; Fan Mail Large By SHIRLEY TUSHBANT To one part voice, one part charm and one part looks, add a dash of romance and you have Martini. Spar- kling tenor of the Metropolitan Opera Company, star of radio, concert, and motion pictures, he will sing at 8:30 p.m. May 13 in Hill Auditorium. Labeled as an "affec...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 ___________________WSW___________ Spartans Seek Fifth Triumph Over Michigan Pingel, Nelson Duo Offers Chief Threat To Hopes Of Wolverine Fans (Continued from Page 9) vacancy, Bachman has switched Ernie Bremer and George Gargett, veteran ends, to tackle. Two lettermen, Tom McShannock and Ron Alling, are back for center, but a 197 pound sophomore named Herb Schaffer is re- ported to hold an, edge on ...…

… i Pb iladelphiaOrchestra In 38 Years Of Its Existence, o Have Conducted; Ormandy No The Philadelphia Orchestra Fritz Scheel, First Leader, tailed to give Philadelphia the bene- Respighi, Artu Responsible For Much fit of a large number of concerts. Reiner, Sir T OfOr s ' uFritz Scheel, the orchestra's first ers. O Orchestra's Succs conductor held the post for seven Sucess year whn, t hs dath Cal Foh- Much of the Philadelphia is justly prou...…

…snDAY, MEET. a 3s THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIR' National League Stretch Drive Occupies Baseball Spotligh is l S ies gh It // 'en- ade an- )rld cuit I ims ck- sg. as lit- as- ave his ich the nd as- 3ter to ere P b Pi-n the s ere w ed to e as eid ii- nd fo ter le arl gr ut nd. ou to is hc ere Oul 'st. ba ed, nd _... ie by cs Led es, he fly he ed ?e gh. nd in he ed ne es iat et g. ;he ' file iie ny ,ns " at its ff en ill ?tt ~1e at he rt at ...…

…TI 1z I A l AII ' TUESDAY, SEPT. 20 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. ~O rr. . .. Track Squad Favored To Capture '39 Title Last Season's Champs Gain AddedPower Soph Sprint Stars Bolster Team; Losses Felt Only In Two Field Events Loaded for bear in every event but two, Michigan's varsity track squad ranks as the odds-on favorite to cap-. ture its third straight conference title and the 17th to be brought to Ann Arbor since the turn of the...…

…1'. '", SEPT 2Q, 1938 THE M_ ICHIGA N DAILY PAGE Varsity Tankers Await Heavy Schedule Michigan Tank Squad Will Be PowerfulAgain Intercollegiate Champions' Strength To Be Found In Distance Events Although weakened in the sprints by the graduation of Captain Ed Kir- ar, the swimming forces of Coach Matt Mann, National Intercollegiate title-holders, are going to "be in swell shape" when any championships are being decided. The departure of "...…

…TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 3ophers Rank As Slight Favorites In Wide Open Grid Race dig Problem Coaches Busy SVew Mound Staff Predicting Title missed last season because. of illness, For Opponents and although he may not be suffi- ciently recovered to assume the catch- Indiana And Northwestern ing burden, his lusty clouting may be Are Given Title Chance utilized in the outfield. The latterh' S two, a pair of Fritz Crisler'...…

… I WOMNS 'Yl r e Mit igazi &tit ~ .r I N'EW SECTION THREE ,.- VOL. XLIX.-No. 1 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 PRICE, FIVE CENTS Fashion So F or Fireshmen Sports Exhibitions, Models Are Part Of Program To Be Given Tomorrow Affair To Be Held On Palmer Field, he MERRY MAZE By MARIANNE So life begins for freshmen. with advisersf extending the official welcome of the University . .registration . . lectures . . tes...…

…TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, THE MICIHICGAN D AIL Y i ii - 1Ti 1. L.1 iii V: l ~ 1 1 L/ S i i J../ i. Head List Of This Year's Officers For League Council W.A.A. To Give Fashion Show Demonstration Of Sports To IncludeGolf, Riding, (Continued from Page 17) active and spectator sports will be modeled by upper-classmen, among them Miss Sabo and Jean Rutherford, '40, who will model archery costumes; Miss Corkum, badminton; Miss Epp- stein, baseball; Mi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i New Directors Tak.ePositions In Drmi tories Angeline Maliszewski Is New Assistant Social Director In Mosher The most unusual change in dormi- tory personnel this fall will take place in Mosher Hall when Miss Angeline Maliszewski replaces Miss Jean Kell-, er as assistant social director of the t X f a i s r. New York Fashions compacts as being a new and striking accessory.' Given In Interview Hair ornaments are wilder t...…

…T HE MIIGHT'AN DAILY mpus AndRushingCostumes Described <. a 0 G s ,t. S' t 1. a t Sm It e ts e 'S fa: e c o o n n c ys s t fl d a Le c nc d a d f af e s o w b t i t T tf Ic es t ss se ad ts ar s le. Est ap at s- er d is er ad is nd ;m ty fS. yve ad Lke Is Proper For Tea Rushm Styles Feature Threek Main FaShionS Color Runs Riot As Plaids Reach New Popularityt For Dress, Sport Wear With the beginning of classes comes another problem for t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY gate Summer Sees Many Student Engagements And Wed Idings Patten-Garrey Nuptials Held In Late August Leah L. Russell Is Wed, In Chapel Of League To Milton John Roedel Numerous weddings and engage- ments of University alumni have played an important part in the society news of the late summer and early fall. Ruth Adele McDonald, '3,8, and El- bert Edgar Haight, '3$BE, were mar- ried at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday, Aug. 31, in St....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Velvet Is Again In Good Taste For Date Wears Full Skirt And Small Waist Return With Femininity As RushingTeas Begin_ (Continued from Pae 20) or vintage with the trim in white. For the smoothy who favors velvet; we suggest it. Black velvet with a small round collar of old Irish lace.; The short sleeves are finished in the, same lace, and tiny rhinestone buttons run from the neck to the waist. The1 skirt is simple and cut on ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Assembly Leader Panhellenic Head Rushing Rules Are Pubslihed Required 50 Cent Fee Is Unprecedented Change (Continued from Page 17) must let the house know the next day. 10. Invitations must be delivered to the mail boxes of the dormitories or to the front doors of the League Houses starting at 9 a. m. Friday. No active may talk with a rushee at this time. 11. Entering students must stay not longer than three-quarters of a...…

… TUESDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY : s __ _. ._ __ _ w _ y _ Oratorical Series Will Feature Many Woollcott H-ead , Van Zeeland, Bri Headliners ice Lockhart World Celebrities rbor This Season 1938-39 LECTURE SERIES Imposing List of \ To Appear In Ann A 1. Oct. 25 --- Alexander Wool lcott 2. 3. Nov. 15 - Paul van Zealand r The world economic problem." Nov. 29- Col.W. Stewart-Roddie "Eur op ean Mosaic." 12- Capt Warwick Tompk'ns "f...…

… .-... . GENERAL NEW YI r i Ik ~Etait SECTION Four i VOL. XLIX.-No. 1 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 PRICE, FIVE CENT Outstanding Speakers, Musicians Will Be Heard This Yeat 4> - > Women Dare Stormy River For Research Seek Botanical Data Become First Of Their Sex To Make Perilous Trek Down Colorado River By CARL PETERSEN Two University women stand out a heroic pioneers and record-breakers following their f...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, New Carillon4 To Dominate Music Center1 Tower Erected In Memory iOf Ex-president Burton; carillon Gift Of Baird Dominating the proposed Univer- sity Musical Center to be located at the northern end of the Mall is the Burton Memorial Tower housing the Baird Carillon., Completed in December, 1936, the Carillon is the third largest in the world, according to Prof. Earl V. Moore, director of the School of I Music. Wi...…

…THE MIGIIIGA DAILY NION ONCERTS Sixtieth Annual Series, 1938 -1 939 _ _ y I I Josef Hofmann Lawrence Tibbett, Baritone . Cleveland Orchestra ... ARTUR RODZINSKI, Conductor . . October 27 Noverber 7 Jose I turbi, Pianist . . .November 22 . . I 4. Kirsten Flagstad, Soprano S. November 30 Boston Symphony Orchestra SERGE KOUSSEVITSKY, Conductor . December 7 . . Josef Hofmann, Pianist . . . January 10 Budapest Univ...…

…T H E M IC HIGA N DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT mT . 20, 7hirl Of Events Fills Life Of University Of Michigan Students During The 1937-1938 Academic Season (Continued from Page 25) ituation." Heavy ballot is cast a" a inst United States neutrality leg- islation in campus peace poll. Oct. 30. Michigan eleven defeats Illinois 7-6 for its second victory of the season. Oct. 31. The 80-piece University symphony orchestra presents a con- cert at Hill Audi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY.AGI a nd Plans Big Frosl To Cor The University of Michigan bands have planned a busy season of activi- ties for this year. All entering stu- dents who play instruments and wish to become members will be welcomed, and are asked to report to Morris Hall during the coming week, Prof. William D. Revelli, director of the bands, has announced. Although the marching band is composed entirely of boys, girls area especially invite...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE SDAY, Y Change Sunier T erm Attended By Record Group Meanwhile Two University Women Make History On RiverExpedition The 5,771 students who attended the 45th annual Summer Session of the University not only established an all- time high in Summer Session enroll- nents but enjoyed recreational and educational opportunities which com- bined to make it a vacation and a valuable educational experience for _.__.them. _ hWel...…

…___________°,THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Bewilered Freshman Locates BearingsFrom OffiCia1' Map Where tiniversity Men cather (Continued from Page 25) east of the League, Here are located all dentistry offices and classes. To the east is the Health Service which provides for practically all medical attention. whicli the student needs during the school year. Provisions are also made for sick students requiring bed care, and thirty days' service ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, Classes Held I On Saturdays Students Are Required To Obey Unitiversity Rule Board Of Regents Appoints 92 New Faculty Members For Coming Year structors in the theory and practice of athletic coaching, assistant coach- es and instructors in intramural sports, J. H. Westing will take over duties as research associatae in the bureau of business research. New physician at the Health Ser- As the l938-39 University be...…

…SEPT. 20, 1938 THE 11ITCHIGAN I}AIL Y' PAGE SEPT. 20, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Nearly Two Hundred Undergraduates Granted Alumni Scholarships Here i Seventy-eight entering freshmen Iderle; Jackson: Georgiene M. Eberly, Battle Creek: Phyllis E. Cannon; De- and 115 sophomores and upperclass- Robert Halsey and Marion I. Stone; troit: Virginia A. Durand, Colvin L men have been granted full tuition Kalamazoo: Fred R. Cohrs, Robert Gibson...…

…T HE MICHIG A N 'D AI L Y "^AI, SE'.,U"' Transfer Pupils' To Be Included In Orientation Extra-Curricular Activities To Be Explained In The Union Wednesday Night A new partiof this year's Orienta- tion Week will be a special program for men transfer students coming to Michigan for the first time from other schools. This program is to be under the direction of the regular Orientation Week committee, with Harry M. Howell, '4, in charge. . 'The c...…

…20, 1938 Z'HE r .ICHI:GAN - I)AIL . PAGETHIRY-,U THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIRTY-Fl $10,000 In Hopwood Prizes Spurs Campus Literary talent Prizes totaling as much as $10,000 one course in composition in the de- are given each spring to students of partment of English or the depart- the University as awards in the Jule I ment of journalism for at least one and Avery Hopwood contests for crea- semester. tive writing. Prizes are listed in each...…

…r-s i THE M IICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 150 F reshmnen I SRA Guests At Annual Camp Yost, Smith And Bursley Among Speakers At The 1938 Rendezvous Camp More than 150 freshlmen men re- turned to Ann Arbor yesterday af- ternoon after a weekend at the Freshmen Rendezvous Camp spon- sored by the Student Religious As- sociation at the University Fresh Air Camp on Patterson Lake. A cross section of prospective freshman men was selected to at...…