… Weather Cloudy; Showers Sunday J~lr Sit ~4311 Ar .:43attg Editorial U.S. Moves Closer To South America . . VOL. L. No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1940 Z-323_ PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan's Four Horsemen... Gridders To Face Spartans Today Ce) Tiger Hitting Overwhelms Reds, 7-4 QUARTERBACK EVASHEVSKI York, Higgins Clout Homers For Bengals; Bridges Wins Whitey Moore Succeeds Jim Turner In Seventh After Four Run Bar...…
… I Weather stain. Y IJI4Ifr igu joIaiti Editorial And Now Its Time To Vote . Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS 50 MillionWill Go To Polls Today To Elect Next President, Settle Third-Term Issue Greeks Report New Advance Into Albania, Italia s Halted Skirted Shock Troops Win Strategic Mt. Morava, Blockade Koritza 'Base By Control Of Roads N...…
… Weather Snow and colder. Y G Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~~Iaitpj Editorial For Dr. Rutliven And The Regents , VOL. LI. No. 57 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Britain Is Called 'Good Loan Risk' By U.S._Official Addresses Bankers Jesse Jones Backs Credit To 'Bankrupt' England; New Envoy Is Sent Here House Of Commons Hears Plea For Aid WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-()-Spec- ulation on the possibili...…
…Weather ist y ciovidy, lOcal Snws AQV _d6v HAT 41L AbP il Editorial Od'eago's Fiuture Ii The ig 'Ten i VOL. L. No. 72 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JAN. 5, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Roosevelt Makes Sweeping Changes In Foreign Service Proceeds Of 'Capricorn Capers' To Be Given. o Health Service Out Of Five Appointments Long Receives Portfolio; Cromwell To Canada England Assures Nazi Exports Here WASHINGTON, Jan. 4. -(P)-- President Ro...…
…IC igau 4:Iait~ Youth Can't Eat Cannon Balls ... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1940 PRICE Opera Publicity Brings FatherAnd Son Reunion However fantastic was the plot of town that weekend, did not see the Shenandoah Endangered By Cave-Ins 16 Block AreaIsSinking As Anthracite Diggings Beneath Town Collapse Safety And Building Program Is Started SHENANDOAH, Pa., March 4-(1) -Dangerously cracked public build- ings in one-fourth of...…
… Weather Fair today; continued cool, Jr 5k igan :4Imti Editorial Reciprocal Trade Contributes To Exports .. . VOL. L. No. 137 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Secret Debate On Economic War Ordered In Commons Prime Minister Restates Confidence In Outcome; Trade Bureau Set Up Flying Boat Defeats IX az_ Warplanes LONDON, April 4. -(P)- Prime Minister Chamberlain today ordered a secret session of the House ...…
…Weather Fair and continued LL 4* 4F stilt t an AW r4 g ~~Iaiti cool. Editorial Italy, Europe's Horsetrader . . . ,. I VOL L. No. 155 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS 0 Momonm Wolverine Netmen Nose Out Chicago; Illinois 'Beats Nine' Capt. Durst Leads Mates In Upsetting Windy City Title Defenders By 5-4 Injury To Jim Tobin Hurts Title Chances With Captain Sam Durst turning in an upset win over Charles S...…
… ' Weather Generally Fi, Slightly Cooler. Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. L. No. 37 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1940 Editorial For Conscription: A Fair Reward.. PRICE FIVE CENTS Noted Figures Are Featured - On Oratorical Speech Series Opening Lecture Presents Authoress Ruth Draper In Character Sketches Talk To Be Given By Leland Stowe Ruth Draper, noted monologist and author of many dramatic sketch- es, will...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIG~AN DAILY 1 I l E .fIl L ,1 1. Union To Open Ballot Service For Students Absentee Voting Provisions To Be Furnished Daily By Advisers In Lobby Students eligible to vote for the first time have no reason to be daunt- ed by the complications of absentee voting, for the Union's Absentee Bal- lot Service has been established to explain all the processes of citizen- ship's first duty. Three general steps are involved in absen...…
…To THE MICHIGAN DATLY TUESDAY, N O ER. 5. 1940 TUESDAY. NOVEM~~R ~ -- -- - I If *As Aor Major Parties Will Lead U.S. Into War, Communist Declares By ROBERT SPECKHARD A vote for Roosevelt, Willkie orj Thomas is a vote for war, declared Pat Toohey, secretary to Earl Brow- der and member of the National Committee of the Communist Party, in a speech before the Michigan For- um yesterday. Mr. Toohey, who presented the views of his party on t...…
…"_______-I-___ T-H E 1 HIGAN- DAttY T aSf IFC To Hold Holiday Party For Children University Tumbling Club Will Appear; Magician To Give Special Show With plans for the third annual Christmas Party held by Interfrater- nity Council for Ann Arbor school children already well under way, local business men have assured Council members of support of the project. When the.doors of Hill Auditorium open to the kids at 4 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13, more th...…
…PAGE TWO "TNT MTf'.HI A N it A TT V .., L'ti'aT'h A"tY' T A 1 P C ti flA .,. T1 L. 111 1 A-V 11 AIs 11 IN L fl 1 L-Y-- FRIDAY, JAN. 5, 4940 I Students Of 18 Of Insufficien Baseball, Cricket, Rug] Are Highlights Of Ear Intramural Rivalries By EMILE GELE Complaining of having "noth to do bt walk three blocks to post office every day, play billiar remove side-walks, dislocate gal and parade the streets singing le sdobgs," the University men...…
…MI~I~~ T La in lay re,? ct- ng. .on ide cer .re- or- ing Ly- ion ra- m~d us- nts ion ion up- an for an- pus aff the nd ay. cts, ler, ard nk, ith, an Are ea- obs her hat for ed eg- the amn or- Is ace ro- my ver Die )b ein the Les, us- My an als. he ad : i ASU Will Issue New 'Challenge' IntCampus Sale The second issue of the newly or- ganized student monthly magazine,r "The Challenge," edited and pub- lished by the Aierican Student Union, wil...…
…__ THE MIIICHTGAN iXII Y Prof. Bagley, Teaches Here, This Summer Education Leader To Give Lectures On Modern Theory AndTechnique Outstanding among the visiting members of the summer session fa- culty of the School of Education is Professor-Emeritus William C. Bag- ley of Columbia University who re- turns to Michigan to lecture on the theories and techniques of teaching. Professor Bagley began his ca- reer in a one - teacher village school in ...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .. ............. . . . ....... ........ . . . . ........ . .. . ..... . . ..' _ - __ .br tma Season Cast To Start Rehearsals For Opening Play Slosson, YCL To Debate Here Somewhere on the highways andI byways between Michigan and New York there is a small legion of actors and actresses whose destination is Aih Arbor.- For, at 11 a.m. tomorrow the first relearsal of the 1940 Drama Season wil be held in the Lydi...…
…PAGE TWO TI-It'ITCUTTCA N "11A TT V' ?rTTW~risv ATV-TT11 m 1A .Wi 1 . 1' Ia lk.N Ll JA1 L .1jaI. -1:Umn)AX, Auuubl: b, luzi ' v THE MICHIGAN DAILY i Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority 'of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every mrning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Assolated Press is exclusively entitled...…
… , OCTOBER 5, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Seek Third Successive Win Over State Today --- -, Right H alf Spot Goes To Kresja Spartans Depend On Line Power To Stop Varsity; Passing Duel Expected (Continued from Page 1) siderable backfield weight advantage over the Spartans, the Wolverines' probable starting quartet averaging 190 pounds to State's 174. In the forward wall, too, the invaders will be forced to give weight to Michigan...…
… TIE MItHIGAN DVAILY PAGE T!IUEE Michigan 3rd In Associated Press Standing Minnesota Passes Irish To Take Second Place; Texas A.&M. In Fourth NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-(P)-Mid- western elevens st ll are breathing on Cornell's neck in the 1940 football ranking race, but this week it is Minnesota's Gophe s who have dis- placed the Irish of Notre Dame as closest pursuers of the all-conquer- ing Ithacans. The fifth of the weekly Associated Press ranki...…
… !JcR I I Iki PGEtU % . .......... . ....... . .. ... .. ... . .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. . lagers Prepare For Saturday's Opener Against Spartans Ito e don wirtehafter's I DAILY DOUBLE I H. G. Salsinger, the cigar-chewing sports editor of the Detroit News, came forth wit- the story yesterday that Michigan could have played in the Rose Bowl if the Board in Control of Physical Education had approv...…
…: i940 THE MICHIGAN rAILY PA Calvertcs Goal Gives Wolverines Victory Over Huskil es 1 0 Spike James Stops Miners' Closing Rally Maurice Villeneuve Leads Michigan Tech; Varsity TriumphIs First In Six (Continued from Page 1) got off a weak shot that went six feet wide of the net. The Wolverine attack was led by the offensive dashes of defensemen Larry Calvert and Charlie Ross who gave goalie Gustafson some busy mo- ments. On their rushes, t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cagers Close Season With 43 To 32 Victory Over Go Jim Rae Leads Varsity Attack With 12 Points. IN THIS CORNER r MEL FINEBERG ! nyJ Michigan Breaks Even With Sixth Conference Win; Sofiak Scores 10 (Continued from Page 1) No Feudin' Please . . the floor swished the nets as the gun went off to close the contest at 43-32 for the Wolverines. Pink, Wood and Rae dropped the curtain on their varsity careers to- night alo...…
…I' 1A "h4 1940TUE lTCHiTCNN. DrY atorsVie For AAU Crown; Nine Opens With Tar He 'Aryp rl k e Is Relay Teams Carry Varsity Titular Hopes Maize And Blue Favored To Dethrone Buckeyes; Jim Skinner To Swim (Continued :rom Page 1) Veteran Backstop faster. field here in New York ti weekend, but the experts say the fas ter the field, the faster the Gus. Pete Fick, the New York AC star, who h: won five staight indoor centuri and four outdoor tit...…
…THE MICHIGAN D ILY Track TeamBeats Illini; Gallahadion Wins Kentucky Derby Varsity Scores 73-44 Victory In Home Debut Losers Take Only Three Firsts; Kelley And Smith Turn In Double Wins (Continued from Page 1) back to, place third in the discus. The nearest approach to a new record was Dye Hogan's in the half- mile. In this race, in addition to Michigan's regular half-milers, were quarter-milers Warren Breidenbachl and George Pettersen, and...…
… TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1940 Dunfee Takes Sports Crown In Badminton Tsu Defeats W.E. Batzler In Table Tennis Match; Golfers Are Scheduled In Intramural competition during the past week-end Gordon Dunfee defeated N. K. Upton to win the 1940 Summer Session badminton title and at the same time W. E. Batzler bow- ed to C. N. Tsu in the finals of the table tennis contests. J. Henderson and C. Dunham will battle it out in the First Flight golf competiti...…
…FOUR THE MICHIIGAN DATLY SATURDAY, a 4a . _ an.a...a x. ia. a v 'v.; a. . ,Ae y L J. THE MICHIGAN DAILY r(I u.. ("IA QU.M11 ii e11-4 ,gM 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 is exclusively entitled to the use fo...…
…LGE FOUR THit MTCIITAN flATLy TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1940 _._ . _ ._. _ , _ ..,. __ ... _ s.. :.:.._L, . THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE REPLY CHURLISH By TOUCHSTONE Where Freedom Still Rings 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 Associa...…
…THE MTCHTG AN D ATLV THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1940 1 ai aJ 1 1 ,L <A .C}. 1 V Li 11 1,/ Li 1 L 1 TRE MICHIGAN DAILY I The Reply Churlish by TOUCHSTONE 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 t...…
…ffl~ MIC7flfGAN I~A41Y FEIAY- JAN.'5; 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by stud nts of the University of Michigan under the authority 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 of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited...…
…_____________ -~ ~-it, HIGAN DAILY Nl ,. GULLIVER'S CAV ILS I:v~r OUNGGLIrVER .'<- NJ .._ jF GULLIVER says, "Baby Jean Gauntt," does ed and,managed by students of the University of gan under the authority of the Board in Control of -nt Publications. Wshed every morning except Monday during the rsity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the r republication of all news disp...…
… DAILY r .-. , ; -, ' if I c ~ 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 of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All righ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY sUNDA THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 MAY FESTIVAL Is The Health Service Inefficient? The DailyInvestigates The Facts N r) i3 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 fo...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY,. AUGUST 6, 1940 PAGE FOUR TUESDAY, AUGUST ~, 1940 Friday Evening Dance Will Feature Songs And Dances From 'Hi Falutin' ASSOCIATED POCT4URE PRESS N EWS Landers, Conde, Wheeler And Schiller To Revive 1940 Junior Girls Play "High Falutin'," Junior Girls Play last year, will revive itself to enter- tain those who are to attend the League dance Friday. , This will be a regular League dance, held from 9 ...…
… r HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Fall Season's First Parties Jumpers Rival Skirts For Favor ToBeginToday1 Open Houses And Informal Dances Will Be Sponsored By Dormitories And Societies As would be expected from a cam- pus of this caliber, the first big weekend of the year is starting out with one terrific round of open houses, dances and parties. The rival- ry between Michigan State and Mich- igan does not seem to prevent the brothers here...…
… TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DATTY PAGE FVE -------------------- . . ..................... ............ . .......... ................ ............................ -0 Dick Sheltons Band To Play At Jnterfraternity Ball Friday Dance Guests Announced By Committee Sale Of Tickets To General Public Will Begin At 9 A.M. Wednesday At Union Desk Youthful Dick Shelton, latest of orchestra leaders to gain wide popu- larity in Chicago'...…
… THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1940 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Coffin Capers' To Preview Union Opera New Songs Will Be Featured By Chandler Pinney; Bill Sawyer And Orchestra To Furnish Music Chan Pinney, '41E, star of the 1941 Union Opera, will be featured at "Coffin Capers," the annual Congres- sional Fling, to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., tomorrow in the ballroom of the Union. Pinney, previewing two of the songs from "Take A Number", will sing "Your...…
…FRt DAY, JAN: 5, 1910 T AA--DA t - - . . ,, . ,. ,., r .:... , . . Memb ers"O "Cou t 0 HmnoT"Named For Soph Prom, I an. 19 -D I New Basketball Team Formed Prom Tickets' General SaleI To Be Tuesday Parkas Right For Cold kN' University women who are inter- ested in playing basketball and who are ineligible to play in the Ann Arbor city league because of out-of- town residence may try out for posi- WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN OUR Iumm nq ...…
…ace roctor Is Named Chairman Of Freshman ro ~Projdect Form Still Undecided;u May Be Dance Committeemen To Include Women Who Represent Number Of Residences Grace Proctor has been named gen- eral chairman of the 1940 Freshman Project which will be held in May, Betty Slee, '40, chairman of Judici- ary Council, announced yesterday. Betty Jane Barnett will be chair- man of decorations, Miss Slee said, andrBarbara Clarke is to be costume chairma...…
…IA I W AA To Send Four DeIegates To Convention Marie Hartwig To Speak For Illinois Convention Of Athletic Federation Jane Grove, '41, incoming presi- dent and Harriet Sharkey, '40, out- going president of the Women's Ath- letic Association will represent the University at a convention from April 1'1 to 13 at Illinois State Nor- mal University at Normal, Ill. They will be accompanied by Mary May Scoville, '40, who headed the dance group last y...…
…K THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE May Festival's Artists Begin Arrival Today New Attendance Record Foreseen By Dr. Sink; Few Tickets Available Kipiiis To Sing First Soloists will begin arriving today and tomorrow for what promises to be one of the most successful May Festivals from every point of view, Dr. Charles A. Sink, president of the University Musical Society, said last night. Robert Weede, Metropolitan Opera baritone who will sing on the Thu...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGCAN IIATT.V 1 RI 11 1 V La 11 _P (1 1 iJ 1 p I C 'U Ui ri F N F 'p Japanese equivalent of "Fire" is yelled by naval officer whose hood enables him to get orders from the bridge. Although official sources were silent, reliable inf 3ratants said that thete are the first of a shipment of about 100 six-ton tanks of World War vintage headed fr Canada. The tanks have been stored at the Rock Island, Ill., arsenal si...…
…PAGE SIX THE MTf'.HM A N Tl A TT.V T"r SnAF. VnVV. vu. K taAn .[. i1T .At i TLALA IV.L A l4 ." X A . V' .H£L" J.T I A . 1 Ls.. -r - ;FTT ,'Qf xA , v v t~Jtrt' T'#b ;I A U ~YLTAD*~i, t940 I Lawes, Warden Of Sing Sing, To Lecture Here November 11 Generally recognized as one of the can be attributed to his abilitynto world's greatest practical criminolo- win the affection and loyalty not gists, Lewis E. Lawes, warden of Sing only of the inm...…
…T HE Mltcfll4XSN ]iAILY TF~t" 1? 'e S C5 ; 940 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN M WIN (Continued from Page 4) at the Hospital or the Business Of- fice of the University, o the Campus. Shirley W. Smith To the Members of the University Council: There will be a meeting of the University Council on Monday, December 9, at 4:15 p.m., in Room 1009 A.H. AGENDA: Approval of the Minutes. Report of the Counsellor to Foreign Students, J. R. Nelson. Report of ...…
…PAGE SIX THE. MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. !AN. S. 1940 .... .., : . y. ...a -.v aMs v .E ( . N .D A I. . a. quaII)yAV ~iAN. I lf , MtWi 2,000 Expected To Come Here For Meetings Extension Service Names Schedule For Coming Events Of This Year Parleys, institutes, conventions and meetings expected to attract more than 2,000 persons are included on the schedule of the University's Ex- tension Service for the remainder of the school year. An Insti...…
…THE MICHWIGAN DAILY Ia gic, Movies Will Highlight Engine Smoker tudents, Faculty To See Legerdemain Exhibition By StudentMagician Demonstrations of magic, color otion pictures and the usual "bull ssions" will feature the second en- neering student-faculty smoker onsored by the Engineering Coun- I at 7:30 p.m. today in the Union. Highlight on the evening's pro- am will be an exhibition of leger- ?main by Charles Forbes, '40E, past raster of th...…
…THTE MICTHIGAN DIATTAY__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Youth Rescued From Icy Waters After Slip Over Falls Constitution Of West Quadrangle Is Ratified By Student Residents F ederation Government Formed To Stimulate House Spirit, Activities Another decisive step in the direc-! tion of student government was taken this week when the last of the eight houses which comprise the West Quadrangle bloc of men's residence halls ratified the West Quadr...…
…' ETHE MICHIGAN DAILY Positions For Theater rts u-Committees Are Anno SUNDAY,_MTV s:I,1 'unced Fern inanitiies By SEVI With a "Clang Clang" and a swish of mop and muddy water greeting us from the Engine Arch Friday after- noon as Triangle initiation held forth, we realized that season of the year was well underway when the mystic rite of Michigan honor societies are revealed to "the chosen few" by tor- ture and torment. Just as the sophomore...…
… _ _ __--_ __T Evfl I G AN.TYAIY Sink Reveals May Festival Plans Started Eugene Ormandy Conducts Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra Here May 7 Elaborate plans are being made for the Forty-Eighth Annual May Fes- tival which will consist of six co- certs in a period of four days with world-famous artists scheduled to ap- pea' accompanied by the Philadel- phi, Symphony Orchestra, Dr. Charls A. Sink, president of the University Musical Society, anno...…
…AT11E4 MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVM# Annual LanternNight Will Be Held May 20 At Palmer Field Bowling Meet To BeBy Air Tournament Will Feature Results ViaTelegraph Bowling via the air waves will be a feature of the first telegraphic bowling meet of the year, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday. Women bowlers in the novice and advanced classes will meet against Illinois and Purdue teams, with par- tial results and final scores being conveyed by wire...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MTCTI aAN rbWTT'v TRUSDAY, DECE&XER 5rh1IVA ,._ _ v . _ , _.. , _, _.. _.._ .. ... .., .. "WP Students From 32 Fore And 48 States Enrolled ign Nations ' Students residing in the state of Mich.gan constitute more than 50 percent of the tctal University en- rollment of 11.973 which represents 32 foreign nations, four dependen- cies, the 48 states and the District of Columbia. According to a report received yesterday from ...…
…AGE EIGHT THE MIC.HI AN DAILY .....T.... .. .M ... H. . ...AN.. ...A.....Y. Muehl Takes Second Prize For Address Michigan Student Awarded $50 By Oratory League At Minnesota Contest William Muehl, '41, was awarded second place and $50 for his oration, "The Empires Within," in the 50th annual Northern Oratorical League Contest held Friday at the Univer- sity of Minnesota. Dwight Croessmann of Northwest- ern took the $100 first prize for his ...…
