… Weather Fair today; tomorrow mostly cloudy. CJr Bk it~tg an 4:3attx editorial Education In China .:. I VOL. L. No. 143 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Spring Parley To Summarize Work In Final Session Today War, Student Government, Democracy Are Treated In Second-Day Sessions Resolution Attacks Racial Prejudices Summaries of the four panels of the Spring Parley, begun Friday and continued yesterday, w...…
…FAI&WUTHE 1MlICHIGAN D-16ATiA SUNDAY, APltlI;'21,1IF40 Rufus To Take Club Members To Observatory Pan-American Airways Growth To Be Pictured In Color Film At Center Prof. W. Carl Rufus of the astron- omy department will conduct an "Ob- servatory Night" at 7 p.m. today whei he takes members of the Internation+- al Center on a visit to the Angell Hall Observatory. The visit will fol- low the regular Sunday evening sup, per. At 7:15 p.m. tomorro...…
…TH MIChIGAN-DAIEY 50 Will Travel To American Health Meeting Dr. Margaret Bell Heads Ann Arbor Delegation. To Annual Convention Is Presiding Officer More than 50 delegates from theI University will attend the 45th An- nual Convention of the American Association for Health, Physical Edu- cation and Recreation today through Saturday in the Stevens Hotel, Chi- cago. Dr. Margaret.Bell, national presi- dent of the organization and chair- man of the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIT.y SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1940 .-.-:s y- .'...a.. V a ~ a *....ad C 1f / 7,1a t ..a SUNDAY., _ , _. A~L2. 1940 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...…
…LY; APRIL 21, 1940 THE MTCTITGAN DATTAY PAGE Track Team Wins Hoosier Relays; Nine Bows To Wisconsin + - - - - L 1 _ lkw T 1 O Ptroot' Wins Dodge Discus Event WISCONSIN-5 Schilling, cf In Team Debut Smith, 3b Stephan, 2 ?T Doing Canham Is Victor In High Jump; Decker, Cushing Tie For First In Vault (Continued from Page 1) after a race which had been nip and tuck from the start to the finish. Canham, who has yet to taste de- feat in...…
…THE MICHIGAN -1 It- -AY 114 Suit Classics Shown For Campus Simple suits like those pictured are being seen left and right on campus this spring. On the left is a light weight wool cut on fitted lines. And on the right is a sheer wool with a classic car digan front. Both suits are worn either with contrasting or dyed-to-match wool blouses or a short sleeved sweater if preferred. They are shown in all the new pastel shades which are so popular...…
…___ ~-TTHE MICHGNE Unique Ideas Livened Past Ml tar y Ball By HELEN BRADY "At 9 o'clock the three orchestr will strike up the 'Victors' and t impressive grand march will beg While this is in progress the strai will change to the 'Stars and Strip Forever,' the marches will straight their ranks and the onlookers w stand rigid at the side of the buil ing." And this, in short, is a descripti of the highlight of the second a nual Military Ball, he...…
…: "£ THE MICTITGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIJL 21, 1940 Shaw's'Pygmalion' Will Open 11th Drama Season P May 13 Playwright Sidney Kingsley To Visit!Season Secures Here For Play, 'The World We Make i Two Premieres -- --TeWl Broadway Is Relegated Each year the Drama Season ties reduction. Schooled in Eva LeGal- To 'Also-Ran' Ranks to bring3 to Anal Arbor at legst one Ofenne's famous Fourteenth Street C)Iic't:la. l~fi bPPI i~ti~l n I rntad 3 A Rul...…
…SPPLEMENT, Y Mflr iaitl ~~aitP SECTION TWO I ANN ARBOR, MIC., SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1940 Four Day May Festival Will I Is Successful Concert Series yen Here May 8;. Forecast By Sink Festival Series Nears Sellout As Early Sales Break Reeords Record TFigtre Is Possible As Entire Middle West Responds To Program Music Society Head ExplainsPrograms Announcement of the programs and solo artists have been so enthusias- tically receive...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY - - - ---- - - - - - --- ----- - --------- -- --------- ----- - - -- -- ---- Nationally '0..t :. iidieorsP icpate Tenor Sh ows tHeCan ISvwng' Giovanni Martinelli, the fam ous "c I tinik TI uke ti corn ?1d( ' Operatic tenor, shIowed heouw~ldid at _('!o't. nI Owt "swing it" with the re-st of the hlep- 'a-note, and then111('11the cats recently, While playing- a g;uest- Sing " Dinah"l' and -1el S artist spot on Edrie Cantor'...…
…THEs MiTCHTGAN DATL iiladelphia Symphony escribed 'One Of World's Fii ies traCe By Okd I CO(letrAS lHyPons Noted For AttrctnghgeOCTi i & Crowds On Triumphant Road Tour,-"s"" The___ Piade p)1 Orhest' )iund- Yash Kl ff's Gdfred ICapoVio Ho FrhhTy, The ' 40 1 3th Hold- T Tei rors For Sopra Fridy te 1th old noterrox T a Tni oiu; in fact, it was d ay a~ rough her her first]I "Three hundred thousand living souls, the greatest assemblage ever ...…
…FOUR .TilE MICHIGAN DAILY ,ritics Acclaim Joseph Szigeti As 'Incomparable Violinist' Violinist Rated With Kreisler, Jaseha Heifetz Gets Praise Of Prokofieff And Bloch For Playing Of Their Concertos - "Time" magazine for Jan. 23, 1939,' iroclaimed: "Of today's fine fiadlers, he finest are brilliant Jascha Heif- tz, mellow Fritz Kreisler, fastidious oseph Szigeti. Connoisseurs, who udge by form rather than knock- uts, have long rated Szigeti...…
