… TUJESDAY, SEPTEMBER~ 24, 199:0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'ACEE T'"EE-SEcTION ONE -- --------- -------------- -- - - - ------- - ---- Early in One of th be released fo Press is "Th ties," by Calv the zoologyx Using mate ly from the1 lections, Mr. a book that i symposium o Have yc MEASUR As easily pound pa ure it exa This seri trait Edlisi charge. Ph son office. Michigan Life Revealed Yearbook To Sel Week's Events I UniversityZoologist's Book A...…
… PAGE FOUR-SECTION ONETHE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 - , _ _.. e r .-.. _... _ - ... ,. .a n,...,.... i e -- a THE MICHIGAN DAILY .9,. 1- 7, f i 1 5' i. L 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 Assolated Press i...…
… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 THE MICHIG~AN DbAIL PAGE FIVE-SECTION Q y yZ V 11 L R I PAGE FIVE-SECTTON ONE Campus Will Elect President In Poll At Registration Time Dental School Sees Decrease (Continued from rage 1) be sold at popular prices, with no in- crease because of the orchestra. Pos- sible suggestions for orchestras have been the bands under the direction of Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw, Bobby Byrne, Sammy Kaye, Horace Heidt and ...…
… PAGE SIX-SECTION ONE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 ,naval ROTC Paiecs Quota At X110 Frosh Davidson, Annapolis Man, To Head Training Staff For Navy Commissions With Capt. Lyal A. Davidson at the helm, Michigan's newly formed Naval ROTC unit will begin its first year of activity this fall to train some 110 freshmen for commissions in the United States Navy. A graduate of Annapolis in 1910, Captain Davidson was connected wi...…
… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY pAG1Z SEVEN--I ECTION ONE _ _. ._ -__ _--- National Defense Work Expected, To Affect University'sActivities Students ToBe Exempted From Draft Until End Of 1940-41 Term National defense work in its many aspects is bound to cause the Uni- vcrsity some trouble, although early organization is expected to obviate any serious difficulties, President Ruthven said in a press conference Saturday. S...…
… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE EIGH T-SECTION ONE Rosten Gains Honors In Literary Ventures Norman Rosten of New York City, whose poetic dama "This Proud Pil- grimage" was produced here two yaers ago while he was doing gradu- ate work, has been named this year's "younger poet" in the Yale Series by Stephen Vincent Benet, editor of the Series. Rosten's winning work was his first volume of poems entitled "Return Again, ...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE-SECTION ONE Tutorial Experiment Continues: Honors Program Enters Second Year; 50 Students To Participate The Michigan Union Pendleton Library Lane Hall Welcomes Freshmen: -1 Student Religious Association Offers Well -Rounded Program Michigan's attempt to burst de- partmental confines in education will go into, the second year of its five-year period this semester when approximatel...…
…TION ONE THE MICHIGTAN DATILY TUESDAY, Lectures, Institutes Feature Activities Of 1940Summer 6 tess ion Ruthven Asks Students Here Not To Reenter American Culture Institute Is Scholastic Highpoint Of Summer Program The 1940 Michigan Summer Ses- sion will long remain a memorable one in University history just as the past three months, due to the "third term" issue, American conscription and the present European conflict, will long remain ...…
…TY, HEPTEMBEU 2" THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVE N-SECTION ONE An in Arbor's Guest Book Reads Like Pages From 'Who's Who' Editor Reveals New Features For Gargoyle If, si gna an autograph collector had the ture of every celebrity who has visited Ann Arbor his album would be a veritable directory of the great names in a dozen fields of endeavor. Every year's influx of artists, speakers, musicians adds a few more names to an already lustrous...…
…r PAGE TWELVE-SECTION ONE THE MICHIGAN DATTV TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1940 ---------- Annual Lecture T Series Plannied F- By Universit > Distinguished Public Men Scientists And Scholars Included In Program; Distinguished scientists, scholars and public men are included on theI program of the University Lectures, an annual series of approximately 30 lectures sponsed by the Univer- sity. Concerning the lectures this year, Y Dr. Frank E. ...…
…SECTION TWO LY 4 5k 4Iatt SPORTS SECTION I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 . don wirtchafter's Daily Double . BERKELEY, Calif., Sept. 23.-Dust -the kind that only flying wheels could stir up-was finding its way across the sun-baked arena. It came to rest as dust has a habit of doing. It found its way into the stands and dropped upon the thou- sands of spectators who had jammed the huge amphitheater. It fell on t...…
… PAGE TWO-SECTION TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 ,AETOSCT..W.USDY ETMBR2,14 Riskey Invents P Inventive genius isn't only con- fined to engineers and scientists as fir as Michigan's Intramural Sports Department is concerned. Seven years ago Earl Riskey, as- sistant director of intramural sports, whipped together a concoction of handball, tennis, and paddle tennis and pulled out a novel indoor rac- quet game, paddleball,...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE--SECTION TWO Bmckeyes Ruled Favorites Fo r Big Ten Grid Champio unship Sophomores Boost California Gridiron Prospects For 1940 (Continued from Page 1) a powerful frosh outfit coming up, a gang of yearlings that dropped ,dhay one decision in five contests last~ season. Among these newcomers is the California backfield hope, a big kid with a big name, Jim Jurko- vich. * Two years a...…
… PAGE-'FOUR,-SECTION TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 Track, Baseball Squads Suffer Heavy Graduation I mosses "> Mann Foresees 'Greatest Year' Natators Expected To Cop Three Major Titles (Continued from rage 1) Patton will be a welcome addition tp the distance men. When the Michigan team left Yale after trouncing the Elis and departed from New York after copping the AAU crown, the sports writers and fans were acclaimin...…
… .Y, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 TTNF', MICHI A N Tl A TT v VAVZV. VTVF--qVVTTAV IrWn sTPromising hA B T rh TTT VeeanPrmsigSoph righten Basketball Oiu A i lY --' v 17m V tf '1Wf NI£3VUA,~1 n TV tlIook I Coupon Books Provide Free Sport Admissions Included in the tuition for each full-time student of the University is an athletic coupon book providing free admission to all University ath- letic events with the exception of hockey games played at th...…
… PAGE SIX-SECTIO;4 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 P A G E S I X S E C T O ~ J T W O U E-A-, E P T M B E R 2 4. 1 9 4 Netters Hope For Big Season As Tobin Returns In Top Shape Courtright Faces Task Of Building New Team Only Two Experienced Golfers Remain From Last Year's Successful Squad Michigan tennis followers and Coach Leroy Weir are looking for- ward to his most successful cam- paign next spring. Best news of all...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN-SECTION TWO .. . . : - Ulrich's i i Ulrich's 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 TEXTBOOKS Course on the Michigan Campus For Every ULRICH'S WHOLESALE BUYING, Enables us to give you great values in...…
… PAGE EIGHT-SECTION TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 Ii a Matmen Look To Fair Season Capt. Wil In Despite Loss Of Three Seniors Combs, Jim Galles by Combs. aup won two and, lost ll 'aee rappersthree at the weight before Combs I Pace Grappi ers returned last season, and another Big Ten Title Bid year's experience will enable him to handle the job capably. By GENE GRIBBROEK k "It's nice to see the boys graduate, but I'd...…
…I -- - -7--w- I I lppmm SECTION THREE C, r ffirt x &iiI1p WOMEN'S SECTION r i i ir rr r rw ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 WAA To Preview Styles And Sports At Annual Exhibit fis111 HIGH TIME! Hello, you holding down the railroad seat next to mine. It's high time I met you, since our destinations are the same, and from Squedunk to Ann Arbor is a nice long roll. Sit down, you look questionish. What? How will you me...…
…PAGE TwO--SECTION flIRE191 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 Weddings, Engagements Are Announced During Vacation La ya Wainger Is Wed Sept. I fn Johnstown Janet Pike Is Betrothed; Fern Claggett Married To JosephMcIntosh Laya Wainger, '41, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wainger of Johns- town, Pa., and Jerome Wiesner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wiesner of Dearborn, were married Sept. 1 at the home of the bride's parents. A s...…
…TU~ESDAY, SEPTEMB3ER 24,- 1940 THE MICHIGAN- DATLY PAGE THREE--SECTION THREE ..._. _ W....__.......__.m..._.._ ..,. W........._........ _...... _ .................. __.. ... __ ti... s_. .. _ __..... Sports Facilities Available To First Semester Freshman, a 1 1 4 2 a 1 3 Out of the maze of extra-curricu- tice on Palmer Field. The fencing lar activities, one stands out as ac- club makes arrangements to meet cessible to freshmen before ...…
…PAGE FOUR-SECTION THREE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 _________________________________________________________ U Beanie' Can Be Dressy Date Hat Or Sport Casual Although there's still no real com-' petitor for the .snap brim, Michigan may see.a little variety in the hats worn both on and off campus this year. The "beanie" hat, those little round affairs balancing on the back of your curls, should make a good showing. Just...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 THE MICHIG~AN DAILY PAGE FIVE--SECTION THREE Classics Are Favorite Michigan Fashion Elective Fc ~ ir Fall 44 Velveteen Date Dresses Boast BabyCollars And Wide Skirts There's much that's new to spice up your dating wardrobe, and lots that remains wearable from year to year that you already have in your dress collection. Latest of date dresses are in vel- veteen. They either have no collar at all or just a b...…
…PAGE SIX--SECTION TAIRES THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE SflAY, SEPTEMIBER 24, 1940 Assembly, Panhellenic Will Offer VariedPrograms Durin g Year Independents Will Sponsor League Booth Group For Disseminating ASsse ily information Planned For Freshmen A-embly's information booth will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day from today through Saturday in the League to answer any and all questions that freshmen and trans- fers may have concerning it...…
…-TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 Colhuhmist Dorothy Thompson To Appear In Lecture Se THE M ICHTGAN LAY PAGE SEVEN-SEUTI7N THREE / 11 A 1.7 -1 # "",,..., .. ,vi.. ., __ k u ries /t By GRACE MILLER Appearing in this year's lecture series will be a woman with the in- telligence to write a nation-rocking column three times a week, and the femininity to dictate it while brush- ing her hair-but don't mention that angle to Dorothy Thompson. It i...…
…EIGHT-SECTION THEE THE MICHIGAN D A T FV A 11.U.LU. 1T. 1 t_~ . " 1 \ " -b& L J 'S 1 . LI A.s"A = "t7 1' , 7R 5.ZrAE.JAW M ,cam, 1TV New Students Are Welcomed By Committee Transfer Schedule Opens Today While Freshman Week Activity Continues Schedule Released (Continued from Page 1) and Mrs. Ruthven for the freshmen; several dances and lectures will also be given. Transfer Schedule Today: First meetings of students and advisers. Tomorrow: A...…
…lommor"r- SECTION FOUR LL £fr ig9an &iit3 GENERAL NEWS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 Noted Artists To Appear In Series Here n> New Quarters At University New Engineering Dean I Band Auditions And Glee Club 1 irans ror r rosh Announcea Raises Housing LimitTo3,000 14 More Residence Halls Included In 'Michigan House Plan' Last Fall All Freshman Men Must Live In Dorm The University's 24 residence halls, 14 ...…
…PAGE TWO-SECTION FOUL THE MICHIGAN DAILY T UESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 More Than 100 Extra-Curricular Activities OpenTo St udents High-Standing Freshmen Get Phi EtaSigma Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Kappa Take Upperlass Scholarship Leaders More than 100 societies and extra- curricular activies, in which stu- dents may participate, are offered by the University. Although the great majority of them are not open to first-semester freshmen, they of...…
…SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 THE MICHlGA]N DAILY PAGE TH EE --SECTION FOUR I ,I.,1 1 -1: 1 F-4--7'1, 41...'',.,.1 -. 1 1-- .........F.--R 62nd Concert Series Opens Here Oct. 23 Choral Union To Present World Famed Operatic Stars And Orchestras (Continued from Page 1) cast on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 24 when the oldest American symphony orchestra, the New York Philhar- mionic under its youngest conductor, John Barbirolli, returns once again to Ann Arbo...…
…FOUR-SECTION FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ __ __ Students Get Free Medical Service Here Health Service, Located In Modern Building, Is One Of Best In U.S. Students at the University have at their disposal one of the nation's finest health centers to be devoted solely to the care of a college group. The University Health Service, directed by Dr. Warren E. Forsythe, was moved to a new building only last April and represents the most modern deve...…
…Y, SEPTEMBER 24, 194. 'THE MICHIGAN* D A T. L . TIs -. I UH ai(2A lTn flA TV.VJ H.V£14 L 71VJr AYJIE5 ,jri tiYL'- iViN r t un UNIV CHARLES, ER S ITY MU S I C AL S 0 C IETY Conductor A. SINK, President THOR JOHNSON, OF THE UNIVER SI TY OF MICHIGAN PRESENTS THE SIXTY -S ECOND £NNUAL C 0 IA U NI 0 N 1A NCE I SE lIES Serge Koussevitzky Dimitri Mitropoulos WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 MARIAN ANDERSON . Contralto ...…
…SIx--SECTI019 FOUR THE" MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1940 SIX-SEOTTOW T01U TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 rI I YOU GUESSED IT! Even This I Young Fellow is b uying his S~UBSCRIPTION to 'he Michigan Dail ly Subscription Full Year Rates: Half Year 0 Cash Charg, $4.00 Cash 2.25 $2.50&; e $4.50 Charge an II 1 11: …
…U TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 THE M I fit TC A N 11 A"TI V Wk 11L.^qm r#wmww-* C AA Program Campus Noted Will Improve\j As Midwest's Facilities Here Drama Center JJLj ~ix - 1txVrj I i AA"L AtiJ-SE~IVN-SECTION FOUR Frosh Choose Between Gym, ROTC, Sports Training Course Instituted' By University Is Among First Begun In Nation The University of Michigan does its share in the federal government's program of training 20,000 men a year ...…
… . -M" _;: -OM mp _ PAGE EIGHT-SECTION FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, _ _ 4. Cash Prizes Offered Students By Hopwoods, Mimes, And JGP Glee Club Holds Informal Session R Director, To Lead Year's Work Beauty Vistas abbi J. M. Cohen, New Hillel Are Features I 1A- b -11 T L IrraArbir"T7/ Several opportunities to gain cash for their work are offered student writers at the University. Most lucrative and most famous o...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy today and morrow, somhewhat warmer day; cooler tomorrow. to- to- 99 Sir Igan 4bp ttij Editorials College Education - A 'Privilege' Or A 'Right... The Freshman And Orientation... VOL. XLVI No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 32 PAGES FRESHMAN CLASS ENROLLMENT IS GREAT EST IN REC YEARS FourFraternityHouses Voluntarily Close Doors' Financial Difficulties Is R eason Tau Delta Phi, Phi...…
…,I PAGE -TWQ T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 University Is Granted N.Y.A Allotment, 4. %I* Classified Directory 4S I, '1 Student ehef Will Continue During Year Allotment Of $15,000 Is Granted University For Aid Each Month Propose Two New Graduate Programs Employment Bureau Gives Outline Of Its Services To Employables An allotment of $15,000 monthly for this school year has been granted the University under the terms of the N...…
…24, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 4 f i:'hn~5%4..i...'t'i'' '.' "^SR.. . 51'MTHE MICHIGAN DAILY. ::::....... .. PAGE T'kE r . }. w:;:;; 1?:; ti r,. ti d" .. .-0. r: . 'ERS z OR 29 YEARS, we have taken first-year men to Michigan this occasion to welcome . . and to you we offer the same, sincere well-wishes that we extended to Freshmen in the past. KNOWING, as you do, that clean clothes are as essential to one's personality as ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 I I I THE MICHIGAN DAILY SPIN, I Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Con- trol of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER ®Assodated c giate rs 1~934 1~I&f~4iz 935- MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use...…
…SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Success Based On Mystic 'G,' Scientist Finds Italian Machine-Gunners Leave For Ethiopia Psychologist Says 'General Factor' Is Indefinible Personality Element A new form of public opinion sur- vey, based on personal interviews on a large scale, was outlined and dis- cussed before the American Psycho- logical Association's convention here recently by Dr. Paul S. Achilles of the Psychological Corp...…
…PAGE SIX TH E MII CHIGA N DAI LY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 PAGE SIX SEPTEMBER24, 1935 Begin Rushing Period At End Of This Week Freshmen Advised To Be Careful Of Infractions Of Council Rules (Continued from Page 1) accepted by ,a fraternity he designat- ed as desirable on his preference list will have received a notice instruct- ing him to report to the fraternity to which he will be pledged thatnight. A more complex system of rush- ing is used ...…
…SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 Long's Murder Is No Political Upset - - Brown Political Scienctist Thinks Conservative Democrats Third Party Threat Predictions in national circle that the death of Huey Long woulc have a profound effect upon the presidential campaign of 1936 were held to be greatly exaggerated by Prof. Everett S. Brown of the political science department, in a discussion of the coming election. Professor Brown, nationally noted for his anal...…
…SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 GE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY U Peace Hopes Fade At Geneva Ital R m"d Mn Tedeffect automatically last midnight es e Up when the Appalachian wage contract - extended five times -expired. Ready To Quit In 26 St ates Both sides were repored to be in an unyielding mood when they met League Sthis afternoon, but Edward F. Mc- By Coal Strike Grady, assistant secretary of Labor, .,;A 1,- L~n~rht th }rp w p I - I t 11 Duce Off...…
…PART TWO L Bit ii6a Daiti WOMEN'S SECTION VOL. XVI. No. 1 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN Plans For IF 1 I Panhellenic Rushing Rules AnnouncedI 11 1! F , Ii Fr........eshmen Completed Program To Be Presented To Incoming Women At Meeting Tomorrow League Committee Chairmen To Speak Lecture Series Planned, To Continue Through Entire Year Orientation activities for freshman women under the direction of the Orienta...…
…TEN Ti HE MICHIGAN DALY SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 eaers Are Fnounce or A.A.U.W. Series International Relations Dinner Will Be First Program Of Year Prof. Remer To Talk H bs To Give Lecture At November Meeting Of Women's Group An interesting program of speak- ers has been announced for the monthly meetings of the American A,ciation of University Women, by Xrs. Albert Reeves, president of the Ann Arbor branch. The year's series will open Sunday n...…
…SEPTEMBER 21, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .9mnnmx wwi a, i ": , .... . ....... Many Faculty Members Are WedRecently bean Rea Marries Miss Marjorie Pettibone In Erie, Pa. White Speaks Rites Nuptials Of Miss Irene Field, M. G. Whittinglham Are Solemnized Of great interest to local society are the announcements of te marriages of several faculty members which took place this summer. The wedding of Walter B. Rea, assistant dean of students, to Mar...…
…SEPTEMBEN 24, 1935 PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY Announce Many Summer Rites Piominent Stu Are Read For Local Students League Chapel Is Scene Of Ceremonies Held InF Vacation Months If eddings, Betrothals _______- _._ ________ ___________ . ---_ _.._________u________-- _ _ dents Wed During Summer ter of Mrs. James B. Pollock and the late Prof. Pollock, and Russell John Tinkham, Champaign, Ill., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tinkham, Port- ...…
…SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 THE MICHIGAN .DAILY PAGE THIRTEEN Engagements, Weddinos Fill Past Months Betrothed Devise Clever Ways To Inform Guests Of ComingMarriage Betrothal Told (Continued from Page 12) Bailey will live at Cambridge, wherE Bailey attends the Harvard Business School. The former Miss Poat i= affiliated with Collegiate Sorosis and several speech societies. The marriage of Joan Elizabetl Camp, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Car. Dudley ...…
…l'AGE O URTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 Simplicity Style Keynote In Correct Dress For Rushing EngaA )erneuts Appropriate Dress Is Discussed For' Future Rusheesl Sport, Dress Coats Are Big Factor In College Wardrobe New Sport Coat 4>I What To Wear To Teas, Dinners And Luncheons Described In iDetail Simplieity Is Rule For Smart O tafiits Last Two Parties Are To Be Scenes Of Elegant Formal Attire By JEWEL WUERFELT What to...…
…SEPT- EPAM R 4, 1535 THE M CHi Cx A "D A I°L , -, _ _. M.,._. . Pk" 1 rr *- - - - TIlE MICHIGAN DATIN JLA-W,%AIJU American College Girl Shows Independence Of Parisian Designers lv? ,.._ Chooses Dress For Comfort, Practicability Combines Sweater Of One Costume With Skirt Of Another For Economy The traditionally true American girl will once again assert her in- dividuality when she sets her own styles for campus wear this year. She i...…
…THE~i MICHIGAN DAILY SEPTEIWBER 24, 1935 . .... ........ I ORAL Io 1935-1936. F IFTY -SEVENTH ANNUAL SERI ES- ALL - STAR PROGRAMS 10 - - - - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 10. Giovanni Martinelli--m Eilde Norena, Soprano Doris Doe, Contralto==- Ezio PinzaP Bass Metropolitan Opera Quartet in a Program of Solos, Duets, and Quartets. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 S rIg eI cmacmninoff Pianist 2. 3. 4. 5.o 6. MONDAY, NOVEMBER II HILL AUD...…
