…The Weather Snow flurries, continued cold with colder in east portion to-' day; tomorrow cloudy, snow. L *qw dab all ttit ti!J Editorials The Nobel Peace Prize,,. In All Fairness ... Pulling A Fast One... VOL. XLVIII. No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1937 , PRICE FIVE CENTS Nanking Evacuated Fisher Strike Heads To Talk; Alumni Push $50,000Fund 'Wolverines Never Have A - 0 - - .-I- --.- 1r2,ll I As noocflow ra1S, With ...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. NOV. 21, 1937 Talks On India, Japan Highlight ChurchProgram (Continued from Page 1) ~- school will be at the console and will direct the Choir. From 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., the Wesley- an Guild will meet for supper and toI hear Miss Sarah Chakko, instructor at the Isabella Thoburn College in India, speak on "Problems of Chris- tian Students in India." "Scorned Love" is the sermon of Henry O. Yoder, Pastor of the Trinity ...…
…...rAY. NOV. 21,w1937THE MICHIGAN DAILY Xmas BazaarI To Aid Chinese War Victims Chinese Students To Give Articles To Be Placed On Sale Nov. 30 As one of several projects for rais- ing funds to aid their people at home and their fellow students here, Chi- nese students will hold a Christmas Bazaar beginning Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 30, in the League. Approximately 400 articles have been contributed from the personal possessions of the students...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FIE MICHIGAN DAILY I r> ~ iIf Edited and managed by students of the University of .chigan under the authority of the Board in Control of udent Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the alversity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the e for republication of all news dispatches credited to or not otherwise credited in this newspaper....…
…_i I SUNAY, NV.2,I1987_ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Foetn ruPlan Interinational Dinner T ansD11 aneleicBalLit fParos Formner Student Marrie F einGop j haksgvig, ane In a Ls atosAnn iAror"Yesteday Will Hear Talk h*. Will Be High-Lights This Week For Soph Pro111 Vivian Lesperance, daughter of Mr. "___________________ ______and Ms George Lesperance of Annm By Er'nest Price hr ,aVe To A de ILeague ballroom into a formal gai 1 inc d Arbor. and Ferdinand Ot...…
… H THE .MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1931 131 PRINCETON ... 26 NOTRE DAME .. 7! NEBRASKA 6 NAVY ....... 6N'WESTERN.... IOWA . . 28! MIINNESOTA . 13 1 ILLINOIS 0 1T WISCONSIN 6I CHICAGO Vital Part In Ohio State Victory Over Grid Graph Reveals How Ohio State Downed Varsity In Finale Nine Gridders Big Ten Standings lose Careers s ~FRST HPAL .° -- ----- -- - ' - 5- . - - a gainst0.S.V Minnesota ....5 oLa 1. Ohio State .. .5 ...…
…THE MI ICHIG AN D A ILY PAGE S$EVEN ter....... DARTMOUTH.. 27 FORPHAM ...... 6 PITTSBURG ... 28 C. TECH........0.STANFORD. OLUMBIA .... 1 ST. MARY'S .... 0 PENN STATE .. 71 HOLY CROSS ... 0 CALIFORNIA AUBURN ...... .0 WASHINGTON 13 1GEORGIA ...... 0 OREGON ..... 14 WASH. STATE .. 7 0 OREGON STATE . 0 11*innesota Downs Wisconsin 13-7 To Capture Big Ten j,. le 76-Yard Drive %ives Gophers Winning Score, Notre Dame Blocks N.U. Kick Fo...…
…pa~aExU~rrTHE MICHIGAN D)AILY _CGN THE WORLD OF BOOKS SUNDAY, NOV. 1, 1037 JONES Tara's Historian HEMINGWAY Lost Letters Found Broken FrierwIshib Of Browning~ His Third Novel Shows' Does A Tom . Biography Moore A La Of Strachey THE HARP THAT ONCE. By How- ard Mumford Jones. Henry Holt & Co., New York, $3.50. By ELIZABETH ALLEN Professor Jones' The Harp That Once has been widely reviewed, us- ually along with L.A.G. Strong's "The M...…
…The Weather Mostly cloudy today and to- morrow, rain in north today; not much temperature change. Pp-, Sir g an IIatjt Editorials Frakly, Mr. Lippmann ... We'll Welcome State Editors... VOL. XLVIIL No. 22 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Stocks Rally In Heavy Buying; StabilityUrged By Roosevelt Market Prices Advance; Previous Losses Almost CompletelyWiped Out President Demands A Firm Prosperity NEW YORK, Oct...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 19"97 I Ip ll /M ll I Ir l S X111 OIL . Michi an phony Association was signed yester- day, Lawrence Tibbett, opera singer SWEETHEARTS GET WARNING. and head of the American Guild of, A warning was issued yesterday to Musical Artists announced. bashful sweethearts by Deputy Attor- One of the provisions of the agree- ney John H. Brennan, to the effect ment is that all artists engaged by that if they wish...…
…SnUmVAY, CT 21, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI Strain Is Eased As Gridders Prepare For Iowa . , ASIDE LINES By IRVIN LISAGOR Savilla, Smick Still BotheredI WithInjuries Squad Of 36 To Leave This Afternoon; Light Workout Scheduled The strain under which the Michi- *. Hawkeyes No Pushover ... The badly battered and abashed Wolverines, hoping for a "soft touch" after three rapier thrusts to their collective jaw, may be disappointed Satur...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 1937 'ely!' THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ' I I _ y. iA~ hi1 4 S6'.'"' N 4." .4 VV (fL4 hifl ' u'U~4O N ifltiiflOt FIM # 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 Ass...…
…THURSDAY, OCT. '1, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHTGAN DAILY New Assembly Board Meeting Held Yesterday 40 Members Are Chosen To Represent League Houses, Dormitories The first meeting of the new As- sembly Board was held at 5 p.m. yes- terday in the Ethel Fountain Hussey Room of the League, headed by Helen Jesperson, '38, president of Assembly, organization for non-affiliated wom- en. The new board consists of 40 mem- bers, the number bein...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 1937 . . Five Thousand Neglected Colds Apt To Cause Shrubs Planted Pneumonia, Health Service Says Will Speak Tomorrow New Telescopej Too Big To Fit In Observatory Physical Education ' Club IsOrganized A Physical Education club has been organized under the direction of Mr. Randolph W. Webster of the Physical As Experiment Staff Urges That Students More than 5,000 experimental hrubs and plants, on ...…
…., The WeBather air and somewhat warmer ay; light to gentle variable ds. elir Bk6 Aid I 1 a. WH Welcome To '41. Surface Reform .. I 0 eM'd IYT 1t'I 7[! ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1937 PRICE FIVE VRNTB .VTT tlt_1 lv EA ,di . A __ __ t f 1 ,OOO Freshmen legin Orientation At 8 A. M. Today Class Of '41 Is Largest; Settng All-Time Record University Enrollment Yuthven To Speak At Meeting Tonight Prof. Bursley Su...…
… MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, _ . .... ' niit iaiw. riwr rrrr.rrro mrr'th7i.'_ . t rrLiurmYr n Given To 166 Students Here Micliigan Alumni, Regents Grant Awards To Pay All Semester Fees A total of 166 students will be pres- ent at the University this fall as holders of the M higan Alumni Un- derr dudte Scholarships granted by the Bdar6l of egents and the Alumni AdctIon. Each scholarship carries with it remission of all semester fees...…
…THE MICHIGAN ' {. NEWS IN BRIEF 11 MICHIGAN Poison Gas-The deaths of John : J. Koss, 22 years old, of Detroit, and -: his 20-year-old bride, Pearl Louise: Koss, were blamed yesterday on gas escaping from a leaky refrigeration system. The coroner's office at Detroit de- clared that the system had been working imperfectly for a week or : more. When the bodies were found in the Koss apartment Sunday night,S food poisoning had been suspected."...…
…TH E MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEM E MICHIGAN DAILY ... A II 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 rpublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credi...…
…THIE mICHIGAN Dr. Pitts To Talk On Spain Dr. Donald R. Pitts, former United Dr. Pitts, who actively adminis- States Arfly surgeon stationed in tered to the needs of injured soldiers Texas, who has recently returned on the Spanish front, will speak on' fr'ih alding the Loyalist cause in "The Struggle Against Fascism in Spair ,will speak at 8 p.m., Friday Spain," according to Elmer Akers of in Natural Science Auditorium. the sociology departme...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Grid Tune-Ups Show Team Has Nyon Pact Cuts Self-Defense Black Case Hit Taft Urges Set Laws To Govern Replacements Shi 'I P (Continued from Page 1) P gains, climaxing them with a 75-yard touchdown jaunt. Also he passed The well, 'despite the wet ball. He leftth 7 the game with a twisted ankle, but ather was running again yesterday. poe Hercules Renda, half-pint wing-s pfwe back, also distinguished himself as than a ball ...…
…193 THE MICHIGAN DAILY To Be Offered By University Statewide Lecture Series To Be Given By Regular Faculty Members A supervisied system of correspon- dence study begun two years ago, will be continued this year as one of the activities of the extension division. The purpose of the extension divi- sion is to offer courses to persons1 throughout the state who are unable to take advantage of the facilities of the University except by mail in- st...…
… _.. important part in developing several Local Realtor subdivisions of the city. * Mr. Brooks' offices were for many Dies SG turda years in the present Ann Arbor Trust D At u y Co., until about 12 years ago when he O H eart Attack purchased the building on the north- east corner of E. Liberty St., and S. Fourth 'Ave., now known as the Charles L. Brooks Figured Brooks building. Prominently In Physical He was a member of the Ann Ar- bor Con...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, Re] To A Plan ligious Tfalks rHillel Foundation, Jewish Student Center Be Given In nnual Series s Not Yet Completed Private Investors Put $20,000 -*-~1 5A 117a 'k1Il ~ ~ ~ 1 I Ab4 ~ uLiIJ', N A Cttb4 il capacity of nealy 700. In addition Oakes Is Named Night to 60 bus-boys, the orga nization will employ several kitchen helpers and Malanager Of The Union mintenance men. New kitchen ( -Fn a fr l m a I HLO PY U...…
…21, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 011 eei tration Program Here Is Explained' very Student Must Have 60 Hours And 60 Honors Points To Concentrate Students in the University's Col-! ge of Literature, Science and the rts who are studying for the degreel Bachelor of Arts or a similar degreej o not "major" in the subject of their, ioice, as is the case at many schools id colleges, but take a first or Gen- al Program, usually for two years, llowed by a...…
…SPORTS SECTION LI r At lunl ~IaitA; SECTION II. I VOL. XLVII No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1937 ASIDE LINES STATING A CASE By Irvi A SERE leaves battle the chill sea- pitches inspires the moment's burn- dark, and hearing nothing, crosses sibly discussing some gridiron leg- three-y sonal breeze, landscape and pump- ing query, "How do they look, Kip? his fingers. erdemain which might restore the +politan kin begin thei...…
…' A THE, MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, _ e ntramural D epartment ntire Plant Is Veteran Court Star Powerful Cage tpened To All Squad Is Seen New Students For 1937-38 cllities For 19 Sports Graduation Losses Offset Are Available; Several , By Likely Sophomores Contests Planned And StrongVeterans At 4:30 p.m. this afternoon in the (Continued from Page 9) rge Intramural Building gymna- "i m the Orientation weeks sports ...…
…sem sF TEM"E 21, 19" THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAI Like The Yanks Against Anybody's G Stopped Tennis Coach 1915 - Stevens T. Mason, Jr. Is Optimistic About Chances 1937 Seek 4th Straight Over Michig .n (Continued from Page 9) call at the signal post and is doing a good job. Much of the Spartan power ies in the three veteran flankers, Olie Nel- son, Ernie Bremer and Frank Gaines. All of these ends are over six feet tall and average nearly ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU perienced Cagers Presage Close Race For Big Ten Title, Leads Michigan Five Champion Gopher Quintet Takes Place Of Purdue On VarsitySchedule By BUD BENJAMIN Strength on virtually every front is the outlook for the Big Ten cagers this year, and although the situation is not an unusual one, coaches are finding it exceedingly difficult to pre- dict any sort of future for their rep- resentative teams. Experienced juniors...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rA UAAUri~n L i I i0 This is a greeting you will meet many times in the coming year. At first it may appear as a derisive salutation; however, itis merely the upper-classman's way of welcoming you to Michigan and her traditions. The faculty, the townspeople and the Ann Arbor businessmen offer their welcome to the Class of '41. MICHIGAN'S DRY-CLEANER for Six cotlegiate Generations. 5: i ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY What Team, If Any, Can Stop Gopher Steamroller? That Is The Question By BUD BENJAMIN seek to replace the departed Don Lew Hamity, and Ed Valorz are fair- The Golden Gophers from the Geyer and Steve Toth at the fullback ly competent backs, but it is doubtful Northwoods have begun to move once job. whether they'll have enough in front more, and nine' Big Ten football! Schmidt Must Rebuild of them to help much. coaches are won...…
…MBE21,193" TE MICHIGAN D_____AILY More Records Feature Sport Year Heavier Hitting If You Want It m c1...1 "'A YI rN.. 0 Fisher Puzzled By 'Pro' Caliber I 1To trengthen /Andutts xports After a summer of (Continued from Page 12) first title defense at New York sue- by "slinging" Sammy Baugh, downed a semi-pro nine in Burlin cessfully but with his prestige woe- the professional champion Green Bayd Baseball Team I-M '1 H ave t Fisher.Varsity...…
…_________________THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SPTEME Freshmen, and All Michigan Students! A personal invitation to visit FOLLETT'S from Bob Gra- ham, Bob Kohler and the rest of us. Come in and meet us . . . we're friendly . . . we'd like to know you . . we're anxious to help you. L We're Ready For You With the Largest and, Most Complete Stock of...... . or NEW If You Prefer * For All and STUDENT SUPPLIES Departments We have advance infor...…
…p- -74 P, 01k igan jIa1t SECTION III. I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS ______________________________________________________________ S I -~ M _. _ E lGhe MERRY MAZE By MARIANNE Panhellenic Lists Rulings -- For Rushees Attention, freshmen and transfers . the farewells and goodbyes of a few days ago have suddenly been replaced . .. greetings and welcomes are before you . . . advisers, fellow fre...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, 8EPTMBER 21, 198 1. sw Directon s President Of Panhell Judiciary Chairman President Of Assembly Hope Hartwig Dull Rooms Made Of Dormitories Are Announced, Additional League Houses Are Named; 6 Sororities Change House Mothers Changes in the staffs of two dor- mitories and six sororities and the names of several new league housesI were recently made known at the office of the Dean of Women. Mrs. Mary E. Mitch...…
…UEA, E THE MICHIGAN DAILY orrect Clothes For Rushing,CampusWear Feature Fall Style Woolen Skirts And Sweaters Seen In Class New Reversible Coats Are Practical; Old Jewelry Is Worn Over Sweaters Gay Plaids Run Riot The campus clothes of this year plus the tried and true classics of every year are destined to brighten even the most boring history lectures or French bluebooks. Although you will want to scintillate on the week- ends remenber th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Many Students Entertained By Alumni Group Increase Of 25 Awards Offered By Association; Scholars Meet R uthven Seventy-five entering scholarship recipients and 100 students whose scholarships have been renewed, were entertained yesterday by the Alumni Association, Robert 0. Morgan, as- sistant general secretary, announced. This is an increase of 25 over the number of last year's new scholarship, holders. These scholarships...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAUNTS F. JOURNEYS By MARIAN SMITH uI -,;I 'I Bon voyages . . . smooth sailings . . . and happy landings were prac- tically all we heard early this summer . . . and now that summer is gone it seems everyone has a European tale of adventure to tell . . . you're almost an exception if you stayed in the States .. . almost ... There were simply scads of students touring this summer . . . so many in fact, they kept bumpin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NNW HORAL NION ONCERTS FIFTY-NINTH ANNUAL SERIES' 1937-1938 Boston Symphony Orchestra Ten Great Programs I. 2. Rach anInoff Pianist Rachmninof, PaitWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 The Cleveland Orchestra ARTUR RODZINSKI, Conductor TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 3. 4. 5. Richard Crooks, Fritz Kreisler, V Tenor iolinist FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29 6. 7. Boston Symphony Orchestra SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY, Conductor WEDNESDAY,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ ___ __ 7 W eddings, 4 Engagements Are Announced Dorothy Shutt, '37, Weds Robert Trimby, '38M, In Christ Church M. R. Hiscock Weds Marriages of many students and graduates have been announced in Ihe late summer months. Dorothy Eleanor Shutt, '37, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shutt of Detroit, married Robert Trimby, '38M, Sept. 7 in Christ Church, Cran- brook. The Rev. R. W. Woodroofe, pastor of the church, officiated ...…
…THEt MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, sEFJ We' have Advance As soon as you Information are classified on books to be used - come in and see us. TONS and TONS of mmmm USE andNew TEXTBOOKS For Every Course on the Michigan Campus j OUR WHOLESALE BUYING Enables us to give you great values in Student Supplies NOTICE! ENGINEERS and ARCHITECTS 600 Genuine LeatherZip Notebooks .".".s."."." ."." Laundry Cases . . . . . Fountain Pensw--All Lea...…
… SECTION IV. L A6F 4ir 414tr 4 t,, g an tit GENERAL NEWS VOL. XLVI No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUEDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Announce Newly-Formed Student Religious Association Will Replace SCA New Radio Programs Students And Faculty Plan Educational Broadcasts In WeeklySeries Station WJR Again To Cooperate Here Students and members of the fac- ulty will cooperate with the Univer- sity to continue pioneering activity i...…
… HopwoQd Contests Remarkable Opportunity For Student Writer Establishes Awards Four Fields, Essay, Poetry, Prose Fiction, Drama, Are Open To Students Plans for the one-year physical education course, compulsory for alls entering freshmen have been an- nounced by Dr. George A. May, di- rector of Waterman Gymnasium. During the first three weeks of school, work in the course will be de- voted to six hygiene lectures by Dr. Warren E. Forsythe, di...…
…E E THE MICHIGAN DAIL iecord Summer School Enrollment W as In Excess O 5,0005i PAGE TWEiNT Id r/t Plays, Strikes, Special Classes TopActivities University Budget Reaches $9,000; Nearly Doubles State Appropriation A record Summer Session enroll- ment of more than 5,000 students, an Institute of International Law replete with nationally-known authorities in! the field, eight plays, a number of lectures, an industrial strike, a Uni- versity bu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Colorful Varsity Band Performs During The Half At Michigan Games o tre uang Business Sites Between Terms New Five And Ten Causes Moving Of Quarry Drug And Moe Barber Shop No longer will students trek up: North University avenue to the Quar- ry Drug building when they want a haircut from the dean of Ann Ar- bor's barbers, George Moe-instead they will cross State St. and enter the basement of the new Quarry Drug Store, on S. ...…
…THE .MICHIGAN DAILY Year By Year History Given Of University Site Of Present Campus Chosen In 1837; Funds! Borrowed From State At Centennial Alumni Celebrate First Century Of University's Ann Arbor Site George Pray Describes Life .'- -with all its rejoicing and sports. sion on the influence of thE cheap- The Democrat's county mass meeting ,ness of literature. too plce oda. Terewas also a °July 7th. We attended the Satur- day exercises. ...…
…THE MT Tr p G . .xterior W ork Of G raduate Sehoo Finished Horace H. Rackham Graduate School As It Will Appear When Completed George Pray Tells er and librarian of the A.N. Socie At the meeting of the society Fi 01 Early Students was elected president in place of C< lins, Welch, vice-president in pla (Continued from Page 29) of Pray, Clark. scribe in place _ .....Hoffman, Hall, treasurer in place4 Interior Work Is Expec To End During F...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY R gents Give Geoge Pray Tells Of Student 8 Of Faculty Life AtUniversity In Year 1845 Advancements Women Students Enticing; as before and are delighted with our FIRST WITH PROGRESSIVE SERVICE AND QUALITY 'Showed Huge Bustles new instructor. I drew up a code Literary College Receives As c AsEe'of laws for the regulation of the So- .As Much As Evert ' ciety Library which, in the evening Majority GPromotions; Continued from...…
…_...., THE MICHIGAN DAILY si Y, SEPTEMBER 21, NO BETTER LETTER i ON ANYONE'S SWEATER than Lq Im-- 0 for "Michigan" NO OTHER NAME IN THE CLEANING GAME than E'S with Their Fourfold "M" Service MICROCLEANING MOTHEXING MULTIPLE CHECKING M ICROBE-FREE (clean under the microscope) t Adopted as the most perfect method to date, Microcleaning gies your gar- ments the appearance of being new again." Experienced tailors and dress- ...…
…The Weather Fair and warmer today with moderate southwest winds. C, 4r 41iganb tt Editorials Anniversary Of The Spahish War .. . Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLVI. No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1937 .PUCE FIVE CENTS New Clashes With Chinese Cause Attack By Japanese Heavy Artillery Barrages Open rDrive To Possible Peiping Assault Firing Two Miles From City's Gates PEIPING, July 20.-(P)--Japan's arm...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official Publication of the Summer Session . . r .74 31I 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 the Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for...…
