…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Kv rME Undergraduate Tea For Women will Be Today Mary F. Reek, Head Of Affair Lists Hostesses Soloists, Dancer And Trio Will Entertain Guests; Committees To Meet A program of entertainment is be- ing planned for the first women's: undergraduate tea to be held from 4 p.rn. to 6 p.m. today in the ballroom of the League, Mary Frances Reek, '40, chairman of the tea, announced yesterday. In addition to the dancing for...…
…0 SALT:-4;, 1 - TRHFlI4NCH IGA-N DAILY ________________________________________ ____________4a..t...,.~ ,-~-- -. -- '.--.- - - - ~-'-~ -'--- --~--'- _______---~--- -- - Stanley Waltze Heads Ticket Sale_ For all Late Permission Granted Women; Sawyer, Boyd To Play At Two Dances Stanley G. Waltz, manager of the Union, has been appointed chairman of the ticket committee for the an- nual .President's Birthday Ball to bef held Jan. from 9 n.m....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY aculty, Wives To Be Honored At Tea In League Senior Society Members Aid With Planning 'The League House News' To Present First Issue In Con nection With Tea The first issue of "The League House News" has been published in connection with the faculty tea to be given by five zones of the league house group of Assembly from 4 to 6 p.m. today in the ballroom of the, League. Included in the initial issue of "The News" will ...…
…;DAY, JAN. 17, 1939 THE MICHI GAIN DAILY ', ----- JAN.-1-- --.9 - - - - - - --- ----- arty fine By the Neighbor "Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow we write exams" . . . proverbially speaking that is . . . for there were many clicks on the party line this past week-end . . . which all goes to prove that there's nothing like defying an old-superstition about studying for the coming onslaught . . . Instead of the usual gloom that pervades...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A. Congress sy To Sponsor Tea Dance Today Invite Students To Open-House Dance To Be Held Tonight In League Grill Room The large crowd that attended the League open-house last Wednesday night has led the dance committee of the League to sponsor another open- house for dancing from 8:30 p.m. till 10:30 p.m. today in the Grill Room. The affairs are being held in the in- terim between last semester's danc- ing classes and...…
…THE MiCHIGAN DAILY 0 . Moping On The Mall Physieal By Meandering Minnie . The air reeks of orange blossoms, the campus is filled with starry-eyed Fi. gure-Skating, brides of the future-in other words, a spree of engagements is taking place. . ' Even our noble editor has went and done it! iving, 1 11Sk Corny Davidson, who is to be married come Feb- 18, was given another shower yesterday at the Sorosis To Be Taught house by Beverly Bracken an...…
….4 THE MICHIGAN D AILY League,Judiciary Councils Return With Snow Union To Hold Varsity Dance Hindu Necklaces Lend Collar Assembly Closes ETiInterviews Today E Tyteat Tdo Sthple Costumpi- IToday is the last day that appli- 'Sharps And Flats Ball' Variois Tipped Matches, are sure to lend a colorful and musi- Honors Band Tonight African Witch Doctors cal note to any wardrobe. _ Oversized carved wooden pins of The Sharps and Flats Ball" ...…
…THE MrICHIGAN DAILY 1 Ij Peeting For Debate Tryouts To Be Held Wednesday, F eb.5 League Council To Hold Series Next Semester Women Will Attend Meet1 In League To Discuss Plans Of Competition Women's intramural debate series sponsored by the League Undergrad- uate Council, will begin early next' semester, Betty Bricker, '40, and Anne Hawley, '40, co-chairmen, announced yesterday. . A mass meeting for all women in-' terested in competing in...…
…, 192(" .01V MICHIWAN DAAI.Y charlotte Hauk, '39 Is Chairman Of Assembly Ball, March 3 <s' lamour Girls Will 'Swing Itf As Busse Starts To Fling It', Petticoats Are lit By ANN VICARY J-Hop, always the high-point in Michigan's social life, gives promise' of being the most exciting in years. In addition to the biggest of B.M. (and W.) O.C., who always attend, fraternity applications for booths in- clude the names of such far-famed fema...…
…VESDAY, JAN. 24, 1939THE MICI GAN DAILY List Of Patrons And Patronesses For J-Hop re Anno -PAGE FIVE une M 1 W Ylll lllpll A"I i 1 1 Y 1 M /YMYM 1 YI For Versatile Chic Gov. Fitz gerald, Joe Rehearses i .-..Tr A.. .. d N l ' YYIU .e o11 n.Jl j J-Hop, Feb. 101 Ine i oSinare Thirty-three fraternities will have pa Psi. Theta Delta Chi, Theta Chi, booths at the J-Hop. it was an- Alpha Kappa Lambda. Theta Xi, H is J-H opD ate nounced yesterda...…
…Y, JAN. 25, 1939 THE ML CHIG AN -DAILY President's Ball Comnitteemen Are Announced Faith Watkins, Robert Reid And Robert Canning Are Chairmen For Dance Robert Canning, '39, Robert Reid, '39, and Faith Watkins, '39, have been appointed co-chairmen of the Presi- dent's Ball, to be held trom 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Monday, it was announced yesterday by Read Pierce, chairman of the dance for this district. Committeemen Named Members of the committee i...…
…TRUtSIA , JAN. U, -1939 THE MICHIG AN DAILY Ray-Off' Dance Will Be Held Friday, Feb. 24, In League Ballroom Mortar: Board Will Spons Or Annual Affair' Jenny Petersen Is General Chairman; Members Of Committee Are Listed "Pay-off," annual sweater-and- skirt dance sponsored by Mortar Board;, senior women's honorary so- ciety, will be held from 9 'p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, Feb. 24, in the ballroom of the League, Marcia Connell. chair-, man of p...…
…VY, JAN. 27, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY D I Athletic Ecents ~ New W.A.A. Sport Season To Include J- lop To Have Sky Blue Motif In Decorations End Panels To Be Draped in Red Velvet Trimmed With Metallic Material Silver glitter stars in a center pan- nel of blue will give a sky effect to the decorations planned for the 1939 J-Hop according to Wes Lane, '40 and Don Nixon, '40, co-chairmen of dec- orations. The ceiling of the room will have large ...…
…1933 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY Guests Of 1939 J-Hop Committeemen Are Listed By James H al ligan ,Jean Burchinal Will Be Guest Of Larry Rine Only Committee Members And Guests May Wear Corsages, As In Past Guests of committeemen for the 1939 J-Hoptodbe held from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. Friday, Feb. 10, were an- nounced yesterday by James Halli- gan, publicity chairman for the Hop Don Treadwell, chairman ofrthe dance, has invited Eileen Hayward of Detroit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Title Of 1939J.G. P. C> Brings Rhythm Bundt COUNT BASIE Select Patrons For Charity Ball Sawyer To Play At Union; Boyd Will Be At Temple The list of patrons and patronesses for the President's Ball, to be held from 9 p.m. to 12 midnight tomor- row, was released yesterday by Reade S. Pierce, county chairman of the ball. Dancing will be held in the Union ballroom with Bill Sawyer's band pro- viding the music, and in the bal...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fa clty Attends M"Iny Meetings D lringRecess: Detrlit Parleys Draw 15; Se' eral Speak In East At Departmental Meets Whip students slept, celebrated and we at back to sleep again, pro-t fessors vacationed in quite a differ- ent manner, if you would call it va- cation ig. Perhaps conventioning would be the more accurate term to local arrangements. Members of the faculty who addressed the Asso- ciation were:, Prof, Herbert E....…
…THY, --M-fI-fG-A-N- DAILY T HURSDAY, JAN.- ' 1 ~i. 'J da. 'L#. ; 1. V 1. ' ~r a.Br .itew CBS Will Air Michigan Day Program To Celebwlra t; Umiversity'sFounding Celebration of National Michigan Day on March 18 will be broadcast >ver the national network of the Co- lumbia Broadcasting System, Carl G. Brandt, chairman of the event, an- nounced last week. Although the hour of the broad- cast has not been made known, it will coincidc with local...…
…V THE MICHIGAN DAILY JFRID-X, ~AN. G, Roosevelt Stresses Defense In Speech Before Congress lee Carnival To Be Highlighted By Exhibition Of Figure Skating "Speed, thrills, drama, beauty" will lead in the poll at the present, stat- be the multiple keynotes of the second ing that the result would be an- annual University Ice Carnival to nounced next week. be held Friday, Jan. 13 in the Coli- The Varsity Band, directed by Prof. seum, it is c...…
…mnHE- NTICHTGAN DAILY' SATI s ma MIUKi. E.. 1.U ts I. w L niATTeSA C I a 11-4 r N F w 'elk J Enter the bearded lady pullin'g a. card and lw ay. That bR ,rd hiades ElSa Maxwell, society's prime party-giver who staged a farm frolic at Pittsburgh for a hospit l hwe it.- h skyle it mighit licl defend said fareire ll to th~e LU S. ervier C Ffword whcn ?a$ le cft Ne wx the fkct 5 wajor mazcieur n the 'Carihlbe. 'es mu fJ a u e r t. r n...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cooke Stars s Varsity Sextet Downs Port Dover, 6To 2 <,- Michigan Wing' Scores Thrice 111 Hockey Tilt Doran Nicks Twine Twice And Tillberg Once As Mates Coast To Win J arsity Cagers To Tangle W ith Wildcats To morroi Night - - C . ...... . . ........ ...... Aided Michigan Cause (Continued from Page 1) first by off-side penalties, but Cooke kept getting the puck down for set- ups which did not materiali...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Po k -k Tells 0 NaziParty, ~t iteSuccess runeA from Page 1) Professor >Alock said. Hundreds of years in te making and often de- scribed as ne of the "pillars of the Natrnn.-" xcial ist State, it was in- herited re: ly-made by the Nazis in 1933. The hul of civil servants were retained," Professor Pollock said, much to th disgust of "deserving Na- tional oci 'ists" who were later tak- en cart of i the expanded party or- gani ...…
…! In tory of ti as v negi Peac serve Czec Ar wher trou thou and park were mfy 1 in tlh nlous ment *hic of c 'safe men. TTHHE MICHIGAN DAILY W at 4:15 p.m., Room 103 Romance Friday af'tedoonfoisriefmeetig A LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Language Building. Mr. Marc Denk- concerning their dutiesat the tea. Idt O f British D uring Recent Crisis Bull" DA e ti CF IiEIL. .o L E.T.ger willspeakon"'Portsd e France," ' hdel dua , Wome stu H er f rtih D o R c n...…
…T H MIIIU16AN hA ILY La Io. , Groups Og'anize New i 4iheral Paper, 'Was' tenaw Progressive' Seeks Support Of Local IUons And Farmers Enc :;cI by the Trades and Labor' Counc: of Ann Arbor, the "Washte- naw P' :ressive," liberal newspaper, recent. organized here, is now being submi att±d to the local unions, co- operat i, and farm groups for ap- proval :d support. Thy ewspaper, according to its statenre t of policy, has been institut- ed to ,...…
…I"H MICUTGA DAILY ,:. , s ..: . -T IIs .a v ia. c. - A N fl.v .cA 1y . .V . - . ,,, Former N RA Chief Hopkins Denying He Ever Said It, OrchestIra Group To PlayIn. Toledo Under the direction of Trhor M. Johnson, the University's Little Sym- phov ill play the second ini a series' of four concerts, 'Tuesday,.;:t the Mu.- 3eum gof Art, Toledo, 0. The orchestra will play Haydn's "Symphony No. 12 in E major"; "Concerto in D major," also by Haydn...…
…w Bsies Rival Beauties Meet For Broadcast i ae fMnIsiae estr O Te.]IStoufish w omen. uSt c deti oscope u rI~t 1t In.f tI tI E BIy 1IGHARD JIARMEL by Hippocrates in the fourth century But Monsieur Laennec's patient ha ! j Modern medicine has to thank a of learning his head against her chest. rolls of fat and no matter how har SFootball H eroz "prudish fat woman" for the develop- I If her excessive fat had not prevent- he percussed, he could h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ISUNDAY, JAN, 15, 1939 Wisconsin Five Here Tomorrow Evening Varsity Seeks Form Reversal Against Rivals Maki Makes 'Em. Siegel To Face Iowa U. Upsets P Detroit Heavy O.S.U., Illini, I On Fight Card'I Buckeyes Rally To Down. Northwestern And Stay 'wolverine Football Tackle Undefeated In Big Ten Will Meet Paul Lovett, Rangy Badger Club Tricky Offense To Cagers In Big Ten Has Test Tilt Colored Golden Glover' Coach...…
…-t THE MICHIGAN DAILY T UESI)AY, JAN. 14, 1939 P~ I r r Ii ' , C r N F r 'N/ J 44 Censors iip trouble in Richmond, Va., cut s;rt the run of "Ecstasy" starring >3edy Lamarr (above), now in If lywood. Film drew 12,- 000 per before it was with- drawn. Limb or life decision faced the father of Dorothy Lewis, 8, of New York, who plays with her doll unaware of pending fate. Physicians told the father that Dorothy, afflicted with cance...…
…THE MICHIGAN PAtLY Speech Contest Finals Reached By Six Students Speakers Choose Varied Topic, For Entries Inl Tourr aiment Tomorrowl Finals in the second intra-depart-' miental spec h contest of the semes- ter Will tak place at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the Natu al Science Auditorium. Six stud(i ts were chosen from a group of 16 -elected from each of the Speech 31 .aections to compete in the final contes Those selected, in or- der of presentation, ...…
…T fl E Ai i c" ti 1 ty A TNI D A, I f, y '1iFiUIi "It -)e i :i 'N, i; , Po~try Called Jazz =imam* Doaclas Tracy. Poetr:yCaled Jazz Douds Trcy _Of 'ocal Muscles Picked To Head oy Pof.Imiyskes Bk EXChange ByELIZABETH M. SHAW Poetry is the jazz of the speech Student: Workers Chosen muscles, ciaims Prof. John H. Muy-1 By Conmmitee; Book skens of the phonetics department Sale TH Open Feb. 3 after reviewing experiments of George R. Pflaum, Grad....…
…THE ieHIGAN DAILY F1 md Cr* p Advises Plo ingOfBan On Aggressors LIbera1 .onvention Draws U.S. Men O'War Lead Fleet Through Panama Canal En Route To War Games Ovt'r The ima Japan, CYo raising ci Spain wc. the Ame Democra y tion held ton, D. C 1,200 Persons Washington nition of a boycott on .any and Italy and the; *e embargo on Loyalist' dvocated by delegates of . League for Peace and t their national conven- 6, 7 and 8 in Washing- ucc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATU nAI ..+ subjlet of Dr. Par's sermon willl tae Contest Reporter Finds Assembly-Line Family Prey TheMotIiPoaxi .1. .c. DAILY OFtautAL i rL the racts Eight Spirit At New York University Of Insecurity DAIL TFICICAristian Reformed Church servl P ;I BULLETINic~~SifRfomdCuh !ices in the Michigan League Chapel TF ya S-ud e'avon Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 Program To Be Forty Thousand Students lough and Greenwich Village gov...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JAN. '2, 1939 Minnesota Outroughs Michigan Pucksters To Triumph 4To0 Illini Grab 37-34 WinO ver Badgers MADISON, Wis., Jan. 21-UP)-The Illinois sharpshooters, Bill Hapac and Lewis (Pick) Dehner, sparked the Illini into undisputed leadership of the Big Ten Conference tonight by taming the fiery University of Wis- consin cagers, 37 to 34. Hapac, forward, scored 17 points on seven field goals and three free throws. ...…
…7 iLf ~MICHIGAN DAILY Lay A.dresses Sig_ ta Rho Tau A 1 0'1 n A i - ioi Today Topie :'r Discussion Is Advil-.lity Of Adopting Rear >igines For Cars Prof. Wa cr E. Lay of the mechani- cal engine 'ng department will ad- dress mren 'rrs of Sigma Rho Tau, honorary e: ineering society, at 7:30 p.m. todca v in Room 319-25 of the Union o- ti e advisability of adopting rear-eng,:r( ; n automobiles, the so- ciety's e = h question. The fi:1a series of...…
…THE MiCHICAN DAfIL Dr. E iomfield TIs ,eakI Here Te. )' peak Here i{t l Lec - Jack J. 1 )ivision J. S. PPn-' er a serf ygiene tra n the West 4edical 13t Mr. B) hority r, ) .m. toc.." ndustri ndeavo: Hygienist Opens Series Today omfield, engineer in the dustrial Hygiene of the *Health Service will of- f lectuers on industrial r, tomorrow and Friday nmphitheatre of the West -ing. .field, a well known au- -. subject, will speak at 3 : "The De...…
…Ss: _ __ .. _ P D ~ I 9Ldm==Wm=- e' s UaI Seat Memorial To Fraternity Founders i"'raterni y Mar s Fi ~ Anniversary A mc ';. 1 bench of white stone, erected 1 -or of the six founders of Xi P.i F dental fraternity was placed i7 TIon Tuesday by work- men. ' c ' remorial, situated on the side of r ik running from the back oi - - President's residence to Univers> ?li. is on the exact spot1 where t ' . urders of the fraternity sat 50 a o ...…
…<; __L - L~I~CI~tA{ ~ v Recturs With 10 Survivors Of IlI-Fated At rliner, 'Cavalier' Steamin1g slowly up New York harbor, with the MAnhattan skyline in the background, the Esso Baytown, is shown as she neared the end of her stormy voyage of merczy with the :survivors of the wrecked airliner, Cavalier. The Esso Baytown picked up ten of the thirteen persons aboard the flying ship from Atlantic waters. J OFFICIAL BULLETIN . ._ _ , _.. u (o...…
… tir& ~~ tV I f I4Z. t " .- I t I __________________________________________ .__.._..__..__.. ..-.. ..- -.-.--...- .. Bennett To Go To Nev Hveri Ahitect Wil Conviene At Yale Next Week Dean Wells I. Bennett of the Col- lege of Architecture will leave tomor- row for New Haven, Conn., to attend the Conference on House Building Techniques to be held next week at Yale University. Experts in the housing field, prac- ticing architects, manufacture...…
…PAGE SEX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDlAY, JA A New High Jump King? line, open the indoor season Feb. 14 in the Field House against Michigan State. A warmup. Then on Feb. 18, Hoyt takes his crew to Champaign for the Illinois Relays where he'll get a pretty ac- curate sizeup of the rest of the Con- ference. In the Field House again on Feb. 24 the fighting Irish of Notre Dame, which sounds awkward as a track coloring, Invade for another home meeti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Courtmen Drop Big Ten Opener To Illinois. 30-20 Problem Arises IntFinding Foe For Don SiegelInBoxing Show !jt By HERB LEVI If matchmakers Vern Larsen and1 Marty 'Levandowski can successfully solve a problem the solution of which has proved a particular nemesis to them during the past three years, then Michigan boxing fans who at- tend the campus boxing show spon- sored by Congress on Jan. 17, will get an oppor...…
…SUNDAY, JAN. 15, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAICY PAGE Cagers Bow To Minnesota, 34-21; Hockey Team Wins, Flash! Browns Get New 'Flash' Michigan StS&T 4-0 _..._....ua, _ ,_. _...____e.......v«_....__________._.... _ __..__._..m_.v _._........._. ....._._.. _____. . _ .._..........._.. . ..t i Kundla Paces Gopher Team To Easy Win Crowd Of 8,700 Witnesses Bewildered Wolverines Bow In Big Ten GameI (Continued from Page 1) PRESS PASSES By BUD ...…
…, JAN. 22, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1*11 JA.2,199 WC e"" Cagers V Harm on Leads I Michigan Five With17 Points Hawkeyes Miss Stephens Who Stays Out Of Fray With Case Of Influenza (Continued from Page 1) Vhip Iowa For Second Conference 1I Nets Ten Points Assure Funds ForOlymp w i i i w u Victory, Smith To Face Metz In FiinaF Horton Beats Ben Coltru In Open Golf Tourney ics 47 Th 32 I (4 1 1 verines, also contributed during th...…
…A, JAN. 9, 1g THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAS SEVEN Wolverines Will Try To Square Series With Bulldog SwimmersI T h e Yale-Michigan swimming meet at the Intramural Pool Feb. 11 may prove the determinant of three moot questions: swimming suprem- acy as between the East and the West; the coaching abilities of Michi- gan's Matt Mann and Yale's Bob Kiphuth; and a combination of the two-a test of swimming balance. The East-West angle is obvious. Yale aga...…
…TUE MtC lIGAN-DAILY Mildred Walker's Third Novel Finished Piece Of Writing 7 Dr. Norton's Wife' Study Of InCurable Hyma Produces New Analysis Of Christianity And Politics . Li Ex Libris Former HopwoodWinner Uses Scene On Campus For Story's Background DR. NORTON'S WIFE, by Mildred Walker. Harcourt, Brace and Co., New York. $2.50 By JOSEPH GIES This is Mildred Walker's third novel, her second since she was awarded a major Hopwood pr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYSu J NDAY, ,SAN. 15, 1 WORLD OF s'-°V T %1 w T T To! ! 4 -"aTh 4L:..___ ___..__.-.- t Ex Libris BY JOSEPH cIes Mister Red Dutton Dishes Out Tips On The Game Of Hockey ____., al An undeniable surfeit of what have been dubbed, (by Paul Gallico, I think), the "Rover Boys Abroad" HOCKEY, Fastest Game On Earth by Mervyn, (Red) Dutton, Manager, New York Americans. Funk and WVagnalls, New York, 1938. series has appeared ...…
…rirTHE MICiHi(. N DAIL4Y ~J i.V, IN., B. r~ I N THE WO)RLD OF _. _ SILONE . Produces A Devastating Analysis Of Dictatorship .. . THE '- OOL FOR DICTATORS, by I;. o Silone. Translated from the :~. '.n by Gwenda David and Eric M1: 'acher, Harpers, New York $3.00 ', JOSEPH GIES Silor e west book is the cleverest and m,: tntertaining piece of writ- ing thc't t. have s1 far read on the subject o ictatorship, and consider- ing tht .ame...…
…THE 311CHIGAN DAILY S LJNN D A Y, .. .MI....A..AILY . ..A. """ Select Patrons For Charity Ball Debate Team o Broadcast 'Sissy Weather' Styles Change In Debating, Too 0j Be J Bill Sawyer In Union Boyd Is At (Continued from man, Mr. and Mrs. C Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Mrs. W. L. Waltz, M. H. Pollard, Mr. a Whitker, Mr. and Mr el, Mrs. H. B. Slocum Earl Cress, Mr. and Wahr, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. A Mr. and Mrs. John C Miss Marian Durell R...…
