…Weather Fair today and warmer tomorrow. -AMLI Lddah. AbP t an ~ai j Editorial New England: Problem No. 2 . VOL. XLIX. No. 144 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1939 IIII~ ll llil I ' a i ll' '' PRICE FIVE CENTS Parley To Discuss Plan For Inquiry Into Student Rule Varied Aspects Of Life For American Collegian Reviewed Successfully General Session Will Meet Today Students held a mirror to the fu- ture yesterday in the afterno...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRL 23, 1939 Life In '40's Discussed At Spring Parley U- General Meet Will Consider Student Probe Varied Aspects Of Life For American Collegian: Reviewed Successfully (Continued from Page 1) the University but is powerless to act." He was supported in this view by Saul Kleiman,"'39, and Kahn; Prof. Howard McClusky of the edu-' cation school interspersed the. dis- cussion with a declaration that he "...…
…ih,', Diu.-- P , lS THE MICHIGAN DAILY NewE Hg Et Faculty Talks To Be Featured By Chuirehes Student Guilds Continue Educational Discussions Of CampusProblems (Continued from Page 1) to attend the district meeting of the Pilgrim Fellowship. The regular meet- ing of the League will be held at 6 p.m. Dr. Mary C. Van Tuyl, of the psychology department, will speak on "Why the Student Fellowship?" The last meeting of the Tuxis Soci- ety will b...…
…T H E :MI C HIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1939 Track Team Opens Outdoor Season Defeating Illinois 88-38 Capt. Watson's- 54-Foot Toss Wins Shot Put Bill Also Throws Discus 158 Feet As Wolverines Capture Ten Firsts (Continued from Page 1) Jim Tobin, Talented Sophomore, Is Both Student And Athlete home ahead of Alan Smith and 'Culver to win the century in 9.7 Carl sec- onds, but pulled a leg rduscl- and fell on a turn in the 220, which S...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1939 Steppon s Homer Gives Smick Allows Buckeyes Only Seven Safeties Danny Also Fans Seven In Close Hurling Duel With Jirmy Sexton (Continued from Page 1) the first time in the second inning. After Smick was hit by a pitched ball to open the inning, Pete Lisagor sacrificed him to second, and Leo Beebe's single put Dan on third. Then came Steppon's turn and walloping Willie got hold of the first pitch and lined a double to ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY " ~'" !:. 13 inal Women's Intramural Debate To Be Held Tuesday At League Will Be opi, Of Discussion To Honor Debaters At Tea; Students And Members Of FacultyMay Attend The final debate in the women's in- tramural series will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the Grand Rapids Room Of the League. Zenovia Skoratko, '40, and Dorcas Corrin, Grad., affirmative team of Alumnae House and Jordan Hall, will debate against Mary Martha...…
…TIE MInCHIGAN DAILY State Capitol, M.S.C. Tour Attracts 250 Political Science Students To Watch Legislature; CommTittees Announced More than 250 political science stu- dents and all others interested are expected to make a tour of Michigan State College at East Lansing anid the State Capitol at Lansing May 4, Edwin Phillips, '41, general chairman of the trip announced yesterday. The group plans to leave Ann Arbor by bus early in the morning...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY GAN DAILY M*HJ~~ bFnm 1I - _ I H# A and managed by students of the University of n under the authority of the Board in Control of Publications. hed every morning except Monday during the ity year and Sumut s Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited to ot otherwisencredited in thisnews aper. All If republication of all other matt...…
…T- MICHIGAN DAILY Bright Outlook For Business Seen In 1939 'Production Higher Now' Says Horrocks, Noting Need For More Capital "Industry's outlook in the United States is exceedingly bright for the last half of 1939," Arthur C. Horrocks of tl~e Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. told 800 foremen yesterday at the luncheon meeting of the first Michi- gan-Ohio Foremen's Institute spon- sored by the Extension Service. For the first months of this year...…
…THE M1C iI A DAiii roadway And London Stars High-Light 10th Drama Se. ason _ , i Arbor Won. Special Rdease r Carrol's The White Steed5 n local audiences witness "The Steed" during the 1939 Dra- Season, they will be unwitting to one of the most unusual in the theatre-release of a ful Broadway hit while it is inning in New York. It was 'cause of the interest of Eddie g, the producer, and Paul Vin- "arroll, the author, in non- ional Univers...…
…I Sir igau, 'LEMENT it t rs l wnrl ww®w I.A rlMe s ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1939 Six May Festival Concerts eature Three Organizations; To Offer Otello 0 4)., Gladys Swarthout i Program For The 1939 May Festival Will Open Program Evening Of May 10 Popular Star Of Opera, Radio Returns To Concert, Motion Pictures And Ann Arbor For Festival Gladys Swarthout, star of radio and motion pictures will open the forty...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY rni Martinelli, Helen Jepson, Old Star And New, Sing In ( L i f artinelli Still t Concert Idol After 25 Years, gan Career There In [913 After Getting Start [n ItalianArmy lovanni Martinelli has become ually a permanent fixture in the erican operatic and concert world. the Metropolitan Opera many ers have come and gone since he le his debut there in -1913. Last r he celebrated his 25th anniver- at the New York Opera. '...…
…TWE MICHiVAN DAIIN ianz rderson Acclaimed In Europe Capitals Before Suceess He Ar~'1 *.... ~u~r eu ~ i / Critics flailed Negro Singer During Tours :e Won First Recognition In ' Europe In 1933; Gained Toscanini's High Praise The steps by which Marian Ander- son, who makes her second appear- ance -here in this year's May Festi- val, has risen to the pinnacle of con- cert fame are those of a person who has "made her own breaks." Born in Ph...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ned Career As Newsboy But Graduated To Gran ,1 0 - Began Studies In College Made Debut At Monte Carlo, his operatic Carlo Opera France, and debut with the Monte and successes in Italy, Germany followed in Elizabeth Wysor Hailed As Star Among Younger Concert Artists, \7/- I Metropolitan, Unit 1932 After Singing h Mary Garden course of a brilliant singing Richard Bonelli, the man e story reads like aHoratio vel, has ea...…
