…"TUE MICHI1GAN DAILY ITUESDAY. JrANUARhY 7. 1041 dY .!. V J.e s reran e _ __ ____ IAV 1 ."a.aaa vaa+.vaaa a "} ava+ M Sigma Rho Tau To Hold Debate In Union Today Speech Group Will Uphold Affirm ative On Question Of Canal InNicaragua Five members of the local chap- ter of Sigma Rho Tau, honorary en- gineering speech society, will debate a team from the Detroit Institute of Technology at 7:30 p.m. today in the Union on the topic: "Resolved:...…
…PAGE TWO THP MICHIrAN 1 ATT.V .RTT"AV_ JAN. 7. 1939 A l L' M " I (TA A 9t, xVx A %s A 71% L A 1 LY1I_ , OUigiltYl, JAREN. J i S"Y Winter Pc To Hold Session (Continued from Freedman, Grad., an ertson, '40. Faculty advisers in George Benson of th ence department; Mr. berry and Prof. I. L. the economics depart Basil Edwards of the i department; Prof. Ric the sociology departm Morgan, director of th ligous Association and Nelson of the Engli...…
… THE MICIGCAN DAILY h Michigan Drops Big Ten Cage Opener To Buckeyes, 49=39 I don wfrtelafteres DAILY DOUBLE Time Marches Back!... A lot of icy water has dripped over the dam since the Double was last in action. While we spent the vacation attempting to 'avoid the draft and "There I Go," the world of sports, amazingly enough, moved along without us. So today the Double catches up. It prints a list of events which took place since we la...…
…S-N-AY, 7,190THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'AGE Tfl Cagers Beat Buckeyes, 40-35; Pucksters Lose To ^., Scrappy Team Wins Opening Big Ten Game Brogan, Rae Top Scorers; Captain, Lynch Paces Bucks With 9 Points (Continued from Page 1) shots, as his mates failed to block out for him. Although Brogan displayed a fast and shifty type of play, Lynch was perhaps a little swifter and trickier. Added to this was the fact he made full use of his body and his ...…
…T HE MICHIG AN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 7. 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Editor Sees Danger In Proposal For Revising Publications Board J rrTi-a 0r as , ... 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 ...…
…r" I" .tlnE MICHIGAN DAILY IM - Y, Lj, 4, 7, i,4 9 5M -,% THE MCHIGA B~iM .r. m. r.p qy u n iv. 'I 'tR l'A I WW E MICHIGAN DAILY i . OfALLsThin.s =-ayr MRTi rQ-- I1 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 e...…
… THE MIGRT .A D AT;T Y PAGR Mortarboard's'Pay-Off' To Be Feb. 21, In League Bal l r tAfVfl - aar [Iroom r Helen. Barnett' Lists Positions In Committees Sweaters, Skirts, Saddles Are Traditional Dress For Informal Affair Saddle shoes will dust off the floor of the League Ballroom when the campus women don their pet sweaters and skirts to "Pay-Off" their dates at Mortarboard's annual informal dance to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, F...…
…6U~LnDkY, JAN. 741024 THE MICHICAN' DAILY IEFW I ForeignCenter To Offer Talk And, Color Fhi Prof. Hayden Will Discuss Philippines; Fred Benz Brings Movies Of Africa Ann Arbor Recalls Famous Murders \ i~3E~C: ~i ~e~i~a~c~vjt rn r~ 7 II7~, 777DAI LY OF FIC IAL B U LLET I N d - yot hede a tudaGonitFd withinthrrc ti ai . GiL- tA " AJ I 0 a b =- -- Prof. Joseph R. Hayden of the po- litical science department, former vice-governor general of th...…
…..U mHE MICHMAN "AA-IL-V TIT -',JBAV, J,,VNTjiR-f . A41 M THE MICHIGAN DAILY T1E~T~AV, Ji~NThiRY 7. 1941 Former Michigan Grid Captain Is Injured In Indianapolis Fire r, Davad Allerdice sr., '10, captain _ of the Michigan' football eamin 1909, suffered serious burns in a fire in his northside Indianapolis apartment Sunday, in which his wife and eight-year-old son Anthony lost, their lives, and David Allerdice, jr., Princeton football playe...…
…TTI TH CT GEA N A TT.Y tYzfrY1W Y1t4a aa. . .tasa r.a.. fl.a5 .4.. SUNDAY. JAN.'. 7. 1929 Y i .-. 1I1 m{ Y y 1'11 1-/ L'Y $ 31 7 v.7.f>lia..R i V r1.A " / .Aao.7 First 1940 All -Campus T-Dance Will Feature Novelty Quiz C Checked Pajamas Are Gay For Study Ski Enthusiast baud-Eva Callis To Join W.A.A. Outdoor Staff -- -V - By NORMA KAPHAN 4. Purchasers of bloc lots must have with them a list of the persons for Born in Leipzig, G...…
…SU2ND&ZY JAN._ 7, 1939_ MyIPAGE SEVEN I Conferences On Industrial Medicine Set Session Leaders Include Well-Known Physicians; Dr. Lanza Will Speak With Dr. Anthony J. Lanza, assis- tant director of the Welfare Division of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., promising to speak, the pro- gram for the first annual Confer- ence. on Industrial Medicine and Hygiene Thursday,bFriday and, Sat- arday has finally been determined. Session leaders inc...…
…P< . F F ?" 'T if~ Rj- A i 1 (fillC f TXtULE L~I.RI .Ci N I.i-, II. 1 11. is IT.c 1. %, . 11 . 1. %s PL 1. V f..I I.'l Yl ;tit IAN.. I 'U ft F N F p '$1j MIIS AiRVIEW shows the heght of a fire which swept the 50-year-old Point Street Grammar School :A Providente, R.. forein g500O children to flee. Firemen .are direeting streamts of water on the three-story strut-_ tre. Thie fire strted in the boiler room. EIGHTEE~N PERSONS were ...…
…Weather Cloudiness, snow, somewhat colder today. Jr igau jIaiti Editorial Franklin Roosevelt ... The Politician.. VOL. L. No. 73 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JAN. 6, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hore-Belisha, England's War Head,Dropped From Cabinet Chamberlain Reorganizes Ministry In Appointing Stanley ToMilitary Post New Censorship Head Also Named By EDWIN STOUT LONDON, Jan. 5.-(A)-Prime Minister Chamberlain, suddenly re- organizing h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIIN SATtTA'bA*t JAM- A- 14411 - ._-. ...,...'...o a e a - _ -T. _ .. - __ _ __._ .......a_ _ _ _____ -i ors -s. 4+ cWn y d Cril. Off. A 7 kV. Glamour Boy Found To Play Feminine Lead InUnionOpera The Union Opera has found its "Four Out of Five," will rival any #edy La Tour, fully as important a of the earlier productions in the step in the progress of the show as amount of student partiepiation. The was the casting of Scarlet...…
…'ADAT, JAN. 6, 1940 THE MICHIGTAN. DAILY PAGE THREE Wolverine Cagers Open Big Ten Season Against Ohi ) State Michigan Rules Slight Favorite Over Buckeyes Ohio Boasts Strong Team; Bob Lynch Is Expected To PaceVisiting Squad (Continued from Page 1) INeyland Favors Michigan-Tennessee Football Classic Kentucky, Pittsburg, and Cornell, but Wednesday the Buckeyes snapped out of it and turned in an impressive upset victory over the University...…
…. Far rFot ..I i7 I VV TH-E-3ii Rlill SATMDAIr JAn C; 1940 _______ __ ____________________________ _1.-a *%$ e .S. - . .A~a 1 .U., ,4.SS Y .5,.41 .5. _a I.~tTIA~n~~ ... ... T o..D.ate , I' N 7 .,194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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...…
…THE IIC-iAN DAILY I "Capricorn Capers" To Aid H ealth Service NAVY BLUE IS SUBSTITUTE ter-into-spring season. Wear it "as Navy blue, as a change from the is" now, and add white accessories regulation black, is another of the when the March winds become April new colors being shown for the win- breezes. DanceTonight To Encompass Zodiac Theme Bill Gail's Band Will Play; Ann Arbor Independents To AssistRaising Funds "Capricorn Capers," the...…
…GE SiR THE MICHIGAN DAILY A DA Y.'JAN.. S. 1940 THE\ICTiT( V1ZN DAl I 1J1 S~laavaATTIRTIAY JA?. j a isV Guidance Clinic To Initiate New GroupProject Institute Will Undertake Mental Hygiene Program In Section Of Monroe As part of its campaign to de-, crease delinquency in Michigan com- munities, and to develop new meth- ods and techniques for treating the socially maladjusted, the Michigan Child Guidance Institute is under- taking an exper...…
…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...…
…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...…
…: 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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…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...…
… Weather Cloudy and colder. I Sit igrn :4Iai ti I Editorial De Seth of A Newspaperman .. _ I VOL. L, No. 71 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 4, 1940 PRIC FIVE CENTS Inaugural Session Will Open Winter Parley I Groups Plan To Discuss Social And Economic ProblemsOf World Ruthven Message SupportsMeeting A younger brother to the Spring Parley will be christened tomorrow when the inaugural meeting of the Winter Parley is held at ...…
…. _T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JAN.4, 1940 Three National Academic Groups Hold Conferences In Ann Arbor - a 1v. 1 U Chemical, Archeologicalz :.., Conduct Studies - Dur ity's Police Relax Beer Law To PermitJoyous Sub-microscopic particles today play an important role in the advances New Year Celebration of modern industrial chemistry, ac- cording to research chemists attend- (Continued from Page 1) ing the two-day symposium of the Americ...…
…wEiR DAY, AX. 4, 1040 THE MiCHIGAN flIL PAG~ TIrn Student Group Ends Session At .Minneapolis Actions Affecting Campus Government Are Studied By National Federation (Special to The Daily) MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 3. - With New Year's resolutions drafted and ratified, 200 student delegates Sun- day concluded the 15th annual con- gress of the National Student Fed- eration. Discussed by student leaders repre- senting 108 member colleges in ses- sion...…
…&I*IR UU THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~HRDAYIA. , 9 Toward The Forties: Americans Still Stand For Peace, Democracy GULLIVER'S CAVILS '3y Young 9uili'ver DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN REPRESSENTED FOR NATiONAL AEkiuSiNG BY National Advertising Service, Inc. College Publishers Representatwe - HIAG EOSO ' Lv ''L. SAr FPA'JC Member, Associated Collegiate Press, 1939.40 Editorial Staff Carl Petersen .. Elliott Maraniss . Morton L. Linder . Norman A. Schorr ...…
…M., 4, 1940, THE MYC I A DAILY" IPA4 FIVE T a .E M~I HIGAN f.VtT1SLATLYi/ PAGI~~ ~kvE Name Patrons For Dormitory Board Dance Ruthvens Are To Head List For 'Capricorn Capers' In League On Saturday President and Mrs. Ruthven will head the list of patrons and patron- esses for "Capricorn Capers," the dance sponsored by the Dormitory Board of Assembly, to be given from 9 p.m. to. midnight, Saturday in the Leaegue Ballroom, Victoria Gellatly,...…
…PAGE SiX, THE MICHIGAN DAILY THU'RSIDAY, JAN'. 4, 1A Cae Suad Takes Five Of Six Games On Vacation Sc Ledule Notre Dame, Connecticut, Pitt, Cornell And Tulane Are Beaten Mih Rochester's Zone Defense Stops Wolverines, Who Battle OSUSaturday By CHRIS VIZAS Regardless of what they do in the Big Ten title race every year, Michi- gan's basketball squad always man- ages to upset the pre-season dope bucket by putting on a first class show on t...…
…THURSDAY, JAN. 4, 1940 11 t ", m ICHIGAN'Okity THE MICHIfAN D~IILY Sextet Drops ThreeDuring_ olidays;_Meets Tech Ralph Schwa Despit eFift By HERM EPSTEIN With but two exceptions1 "All Quiet on the Track Front ing vacation. The two bits o came with Capt. Ralph Schwar taking part in the Sugar Bow meter run, Dec. 31, and th nouncement of the 1940 indo outdoor schedules. Schwarzkopf's race, even he finished fifth, was someth talk about, fo...…
…rAGr7 rETGTIT THlE MICIE2ANfDAILY TH'31iSljAY, .*AN. 4, 1940 . iw. y an. a v a..a a. v cw x L 1'1 -Y. L 1 THURSDAY, J..,A.N. . .... 4, 1940. .. Y' , '' ,,,- 1 '!; rOL* IhL ML F 'N r . AT HOME ON LANVD AND SEA-Here is the navy's new 12-ton" amphibian, the XP]BY-5-A, on a scheduled easy-stage flight from San Diego, Cal:, to Washington, D.C., by way of (Pensacola, Fla. Among features of plane are: retractable landing gear, twin wa...…
