…THE MICHIGAN DAILY %c Letters To The Editor I 'w ' ed and managed by students of the University of gan under the authority of the Board in Control udent Publications. lished 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 dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All, of republication of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -i For Fall .1 I- Vogue Competition In Chic Offers Career For Senior Coed For Assembly Banquet Heads Chairmen, With Committees To Be Picked For Nov. 10 Annual League Convocation Petitioning for committee positions on the annual Assembly Banquet will begin tomorrow to continue through noon on Saturday, Oct. 11, announ- ced Jean Hubbard, '42, president of Assembly. All eligible women, including trans- fers, may participa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i i\ Notre Dame Indiana .. ... .19 Fordham .. . . ... .6 So.Methodist 16 .. .10 Northwestern .. . Kansas State . . . 51 ColuIbia .......13 Ohio State ......33 Purdue ........ 3 Brown ...........6 So. California ... 0 Pittsburgh ... . . . I 6 Marquette . .... 28 Pennsylvania ... 19 0 Wisconsin ...... 7 Harvard......0 Michigan Defeats Strong Iowa Team, 6-0, In Pouring Rain Tom Kuzma Scores Only Touchdown, As Sog...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ PAGE SEVEN Russos 2-1 Victory Puts Yankees In Lead Series(Came Starts At 2 P.M. Today C"V- Fitzsimmons Bogs Yanks Until Hit By Line Drive New York Scores Two Runs In Eighth; Joe Gordon Continues Fine Hitting Fighting Irish Defeat Indiana By 19-6 Score Dippy Evans Gets Three Tallies For Notre Danie; Bertelli's Passes Gain Tackling, Blocking Feature In Game BROOKLYN, Oct. 4.-A -Tomor- week-day games because of a ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dance Marks 'Double Ten Day' j .] * .~ * 95 O ** \f a-* see n sh F CAF C0O ~wA Auk " t .rss OeS\ seehoonbanihe IIROOKINS' Smarn~tQt Soej Phone 685n10nE sto Wingo toY es sh me' Phone 2-2685 148 East Wash ngton Anniversary Brings Back 'Yesterdays' (Continued from Page 1) looked like nothing more than a small farm. It was surrounded by a fence and the only entrance had posts placed in it so that there was "room enough betwee...…
… SECTION : 5ktigau I Iit muSic SECTION I I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1941 Grace Noted Soprano Makes Debut In Ann Arbor On October 22 Metropolitan Opera Star One Of Most Decorated Women In America Kings, Presidents Praise Artistry Grace Moore, American prima don- na who will step before Choral Union audiences in Hill Auditorium Oct. 22, will bring to 'Ann Arbor for the first time the voice which has won th plaudits of fou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER Rodzinski Tells Concert Goers How To Listen Cleveland Conductor Says Too Many Individuals Bashful About Music By ARTUR RODZINSKI I like music. Naturally. I am fond of Wagner. His powers were stupendous; his music bold, original, beautiful. I am deeply interested in the works of contemporary Americans-I like the music of Carpenter, of Samuel Barber, of Edward Burlingame Hill, of Arthur Shepherd. And I am just...…
… I I ~U~&,QEBU~ 91THE MICHIGAN DAILY.4N1 M I M Iil Choral Union ConceertSe riestHas ad Interesing Exii PAsE THREE stene 'f Church Choirs Present Initial Group Concert organization First Called 'Messiah Club'; History Shows Advancement The Choral Union Concert Series has had an intresting existence. Its history comprises the old story of "the little acorn and the mighty oak". Its first concert was given in the Con- gregational Church, its ...…
…THE MICHIGfAN DXTLY Koussevitsky To Return I Here With Boston Symphony I I Serge Koussevitzky, Russian-born conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra which plays the 1941 Chor- al Union Concert at Hill Auditorium, made his debut in the musical world as a virtuoso of the double bass. It was merely by chance that ther now world-famous maestro even un- dertook the study of the unwieldy instrument. As a boy, penniless and alone, he appli...…
…Weather Continued Warm LY 5k6 ~iati Editorial Hessolution: The Best Yet . Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. LI. No. 30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1941 Z323 PRICE FIVE CENTS New Defense Tax Passed By Large Majority In House Charles Colby To Give Public Policy Lecture "Regional Aspects of World Re- O~ Bill Approved 369 To 30; Joint Return Provision Stripped From Measure Act Called Stiffest In Nation's History ...…
…TWO" THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I~. -/ -A' Daily Calendar of Events Tuesday, August 5- 4:05 p.m. Lecture. "Trends In Health Education." Mabel E. Rugen, Associate Pro- fessor of Physical Education. (University High School Auditorium.) 4:15 p.m. Lecture. "Regional Aspects of World Recovery." Charles C. Colby, Pro- fessor of Geography, University of Chicago. (Rackham Lecture Hall.) 5:00 p.m. Lecture. "The...…
…t, AUGUST 5, 1941 '"ICE MICIGAN DILY _. sa . _____... _a.._.... _____s._v____________.._.I Broadway Star Calls Theatre An Escape' During Wartime By GEORGE SALLADE 4_ _ _ The theatre in war time is an es- cape and the percentage of good plays always goes down, Hiram Sherman, Broadway star who is appearing with the Michigan Repertory Players of the speech department in Harold Brighouse's "Hobson's Choice," de- clared in an interview yesterd...…
…TIHE MICHIGA;XN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, Threshing Creates Demand i DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN .I- Given a 30-day furlough on petition of 57 Monroe County farmers who needed his help with threshing, Pvt. John V. Prochaska (on tractor) of Hollowoy, Mich., is due back at Fort Sheridan, Ill., on Aug. 16. He's with the 210th coast artillery. Above, he finishes at Farmer John Cilley's, and eases threshing rig away from straw stack. Camp Davi...…
… 'Weather Fai:r Y i t Iait Editorial Irish Still Prxacticing Isolation . ., r M Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI.; No. 177 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS U-Boats Seen Off Labrador; Knox Reports On U.S. Patrol House Committee Rejects Profits Plan; Considers Income Tax Increase 'All' Affected By Oil Shortage Ickes Says By RICHARD L. TURNER (Associaed Press Staff Writer) While New York ma...…
…PA1E TWO TH'E MTCI-TiETAN IbATT.V T TIR']DA, ". J :TNE 5. 1941 a w. i V ii . V 21 li L'L 1 L 1 + __ L 110.1 A v JT i ..MS7LT U) 117iY& Engine School enior Picnic To Be June 18 Annual Event Is Scleduled For Island; Baseball Games To Be Featured With finals over and out of mind, senior engineers should have the time of their lives at their annual picnic to be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday, June 18, on the Island. Expected to be the biggest in ye...…
… Li.iV1 7 .L- dlJl li:r. J'..la7 Z. THE MICHIGAN DAILY ''AGE THR THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1941 PAGE THREE Michigan Errors Enable California To Cop Opener,_5-2 (q) _______________________ _______________________ Bear's Pitcher Scatters Nine Varsity Blows Hammett And Stille Are O Mike Koll Catches Wolveridrs Off Stoddard Hurls three Base; Today. ® Sports Hash a la California * That Kid Wakefield , JyI HAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor ...…
…I PAGE FOUR THE MICHTGAN DATTY 'HURSTIAY, JtJ1 E , , 1941 c mIvRav.nes. .. TT vafhI r y 1aA1. THE MICHIGAN DAILY JILr*. N .tune/ThIThoST~~f 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 u...…
… THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1941 THE MI CHI GAN D A ILY PAE FIVE. _______________________________ U I, Final Meeting Of Alumnae WilB e Hel Winner Of Guatemalan Cruise To Be Drawn Saturday; Funds To Benefit Henderson House Michigan alumnae from approxi- mately 50 organized alumnae groups will meet Friday, June 20, in Ann Arbor for the last meeting before beginniing "diggingI" on its latest project, Henderson Cooperative House, construction of whi...…
…RAGE BI T H E MICHIG A N D A ILY TIURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1941 -_ ---__ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ ___ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ Professor Foust Declares Gas Warfare is Hiaae, Effective By CHARLES THATCHER Gas warfare-yet to be used to any great extent in the present war-is one of the most humane instruments of modern warefare, a University chemical engineering professor said yesterday. Prof. A. S. Foust, who is also a cap- tain in the Chemical Warfare Service Re...…
… Weather Y r e Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication U.attu Editorial President Reopens St. Lawrence Project.3 VOL. LL No. 134 ANN ARBOR, HIICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Towers Club TeamLeads Michigan, 22-18, At Halfway i Mark . Striking swiftly, silently and successfully - a team of swim- ming speedsters representing the Chicago Towers club forged to a four-point lead last night over Michigan's battling ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAIL YN SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1941 I Medical School, His Recall Denuamded Hosital OfferDILY OFF SpecialCourse Dr. Cyrus Sturgis Named SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1941 AND NORTHRUP COMPANY at t VOL. I. No. 134 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, will be Director Ofpublication the Daily Official at the Bureau of Appointments and Post-Graduate Program Bulletin is constructive notice to all Occupational Information Tuesday, members of the U...…
… THE MICHIGAN 1)AIIV ri Miehiga Nova Finishes Baer By TKO In 8th Round McCoy Decisions Nettlow; Billy Conn Is Winner On Technical Knockout NEW YORK, April 4-(')-- The Pagliacci of the ring had all the laugh knocked out of him tonight- probably for keeps. Lou Nova, a guy with a chin of half cement and half of iron, and as determined as a Supreme Court de- cision, stopped Maxie Baer in eight rounds tonight and probably gave the ex-king of the ...…
…I P4AGZ FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATjURRAT, APWKIL 5, 19,4J. ~1*I -~ I THE MICHIGAN DAILY, THE REPLY CHURLISH By TOUCHSTONE an+ .+...+...vam..n..am~ ~. --- a 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...…
…SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1941 TI I C ICAN DAILY PAGE- FIVE Bill Sawyer's Band To Play At Bunny Hop Tod y In Union Annual Party Patrons List i 'Revenooers' Are Preparing For Ball IsAnnounced Kappa Alpha Theta's Wabbit Sorority Will Be Special Guests As Easter Theme Dominates Easter is still a week off, but the bunny is going to get limbered up at "Bunny Hop," which will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight today in the Rainbow Room of the Unio...…
…FAQ; Q, I"V THE MICHIGAN DAILY 9'ATURI)Ail, APRIj, * Architeets Set Monday For Tryouts On Council Tryouts for positlions on the Arch-. itectural Council will be held at 5 p.m. Monday in Room 247, Arch- itecture Building, according to Paul Rogers, '41A, present publicity chairman of the Council. Any scholastically eligible student of the architecture college may try- out for the council. Positions are open in the fields of business, financ...…
… Wecather Clcc~:; xicold r. Bka Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication 3atli Editorial -L VOL. L. No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1941 Z-323 wN ti'Ut -W IT4WA"- r PRICE FIVE CENTS I Gerald t'. INYe Flays Britain; Senators Fear Bill Filibuster EArly Denies FDR Plans To Head OPM, Blames Report On Opponentg Of Lend-Lease Measure President To Ask Cabinet's Advice Gager Lettermen Choose Bill Cartmill'41 Captain Germans Bi...…
…PAGE TWO' T1E MICHIGAN DAILY WEDlNESDAY, __ _ _ _ __ _ ---_._. _s r .._ i.. ._ __ _ . . W. H. Draper Will Lecture: On Draft Bill Colonel To Tell Effects Of Selective Service On )University Students Physics Department Reputation Attracts Students, Survey Showsj Bigg .en Higluights Entry Deadline DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I p t l1 Col. W. H. Draper, a member of President Roosevelt's Advisory Com- Mittee on Selective Service, will de- ...…
…..j _.. R , 1941. it I ri r 44 1k1tl y r a d ry .19 N_,Mii . iitI 1V .1_)',..1.L. _... M; Bill Car Lanky Senior Has Anotheir Year To Play, Teammates Choose Brogan Most Valuable Playr; Wallace New Manager (Continued from Page 1) Varsity competition until his junior year, however, when he played in 14 games and scored 36 points. At the start of the season just-corn- pleted, the six-foot, two inch forward was slated to hold down a regular p...…
… -E7" MICTcAN; D A1Y WEDNESDAY;~ MACH-5,-1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY nub c- --fl-- -J....mt.....t, * ,ura n .,, 4h1Jdm .n....n.., Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan, under th~e authority of the Board in Control, of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the 'Ulilversity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repu...…
…WEDNES)aA -,MICA A IiII w T ,E- MICHIGAN D ALY PACWP M- Dentistry School To Hold Odonto BalI March 28 fn I seague Junior Class Petitioning For Panhellenic Positions Will Sponsor To Begin Today For JuniorDelegates Annual Affair OnSaFour positions on the Panhellenic tivities are numerous. After the fall CaleFrida- council will be open for petitioning, pledging a banquet is held in the In Dental Clinic; Committees beginning today andy...…
…'I Y.- f T . ti ; T lJE A ICMI CfAND AIlYf ,, . ..._.., DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ASSOCIATED maa PRESS EWSF t a - r (Continued from Page 4) partment at 4:15 p.m. today: "Far Eastern Reactions to Western Pene- tration," in the Rackham Amphi- theatre. The public is cordially invited. University Lecture: Colonel W. H. Draper, of the Selective Service Head- quarters, U.S.A., will lecture on the subject, "The Selective Service Act and th...…
… 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...…
…"_______-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...…
… !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...…
…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...…
… 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...…
…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 ...…
… _ _ __--_ __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...…
…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 ...…
… 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...…
…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...…
… 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...…
…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...…
… 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'...…
…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...…
… 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...…
…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...…
… , 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...…
…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...…
… 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...…
