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… . s . ft. i 14 TIE MICIGAN D'AILY PAGE U x; Marvin Freder ic, Michigan Alumnus, To Play For P ay-Off v - Mortar Board To Give Dance February 23 Career As Band Leader Started While Playing At Fraternity Parties Marvin Frederic, who began his career as an orchestra leader on the Michigan campus, will return to play for Pay-Off, which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, Feb. 23, in the League Ballroom. Frederic and his orchestra f...…

…THE MI~CI1GAN DAILY VER 7 Li :9 T Yncews dorms By GLORIA NISHON and DAVID LACHENBRUCH Before the rains came Adelia Cheever was attracting a lot of at- tention with its snow squirrel-the size of a regular snowman-construc- ted by Cheever girls under the direc- tion of Ellen Was, '42. We hear that Jordan Hall's Mu- sic Club is sponsoring the organi- zation of a Recordings Club next semester which will satisfy the de- mands of classical music ...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JAN. 23, 1940 S. A. Lewisohn Talks At Meet Human Industrial Relation Is SubjectOf Address Sam A. Lewisohn, industrial con- sultant and author, spoke yesterday in the Rackham Amphitheatre on. the executive's attitude toward human relations in industry, in a lecture sponsored by the School of Business Administration. American executives especially, Mr. Lewisohn said, should be well fitted, in view of the...…

… Weather Rain; somewhat warmer. (Y Litian Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ijIaiti Editorial A Long-Range Plan With Latini Neighbors ... VOL. LI. No. 84 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1941 Z-323 ThICE FIVE CENTS 'Moral Embargo' Against U.S.S.R. Is Lifted By U.S. British Smash Tobruk, Report Continued Drive Italian Counter-Attack Is Repulsed In Tepelini Sector With Heavy Casualties, Greeks Claim Antonescu DIetatorsl...…

…ACE TWO' THE M-AlICHIGAN DA ILY WWESDA7T :y , 3 Forum Debate Will Examine FDR's Power Osterweil And Ryder Will Analyze Extraordinary Request For Authority Will Meet Tomorrow Parallling the controversy that now rages in Congress over Presi- dent Roosevelt's request for extra- ordinary powers, will be the Michigan Forum debate at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Union between Frank L. Ryder, Grad., and Harold D. Osterweil, '41, on the topic: "Reso...…

… 22, 1940 THE ltiiIC HIGAN DA [T.V -a-as - ... = a i x . a ai r s. i. 1 a.1, A. ./aj t LIUrJ A. Harmon, Kimbrough To Pla In Mia __r on ______ Pa'I ImiChar*ity Tilt Feb.23 Evy, Ed Frutig And Fritz Will Also Compete Hoosier Hammer, Texas Aggies Star Will Play On The Same Squad (Continued from Page 1) tackles; Ed Molinski of Tennessee, Joe Lokanc of Northwestern and Augie Lio of Georgetown, guards; Leon Gajecki of Penn State and Bob Nelson...…

…THE MCHWAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Letters To The Editor Ntm. tA TH 1 7 M h1Of $Th1 N .McAs,1I v 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 cre...…

… THE 'MIGtAN -DAILY Galens To Present Annual Caduceus Ball Feb.21 In Union Committees, Co-Chairmen Are Selected Christensen And McNicholas Will Head Traditional Formal; Ticket Sale To Be Restricted Caduceus Ball, sponsored by Gal- ens Honorary Medical Society, takes its traditional Feb. 21 as a date and the Union Ballroom as a place for the annual formal. Robert Chrisensen, '41M, and John McNicholas, '41M, are the general chairmen of the...…

…THE MICHTICAN DAILV WEDNF.RT)AV- JAVTTAIPV *9. ItkAl Sascha Jacobson Plays Here Friday In Musical Quartet Sascha Jacobsen, first violinist of the Musical Art Quintet, which will be heard here Friday and Saturday in the lecture hall of the Rackham Building, has been intimately con- nected with music since his early childhood. Born in Helsingford, Finland, Mr. Jacobsen nevertheless considers him- self a Russian by origin. His family itself was...…

… Weather Generally Fair; Cloudy Tomorrow. \'L Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication iait Editorial I he Faith Of Prof. Schnuman,.. VOL. Ll. No. 83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1941 Z-23 PRICE FIVE CENTS i s Mediterranean May Be Scene Of Nazi-Fascist Concentrati on Japanese Foreign Minister Says Axis Will Finish Task Of Making New World Order 'In Time' Civilization's Crisis Near, He Declares (By The Associated Press) Usual...…

…Weather Continued cold, with little change in temperature. Y ' Sir igan ~ai1r Editorial The Lion Of Idaho: A Loss To The Nation . VOL, L No. 86 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 21, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS United Action By European Nations Urged By Churchill British Reject U.S. Protest Over Censorship Of Mail Carried In Neutral Ships Ministers Confer On Balkan Issues LONDON, Jan. 20.-(IP)-Europe's fear-ridden neutral nations were ur...…

…THE - MICHIGAN DAILY DAY. JANUARY THE "MICHI1AN BAJ 1NrTwJESA.v I} AWTT'.E1AV i~ +:" Speech Group To Hold Last Debates Today Engine Society To Discuss' Question On Munitions At MeetingIn Union Sigma Rho Tau, honorary engi- neering speech society, will conduct tite last in a series of intercircle debates on the topic: "Resolved: That the United States Government Manufacture Munitions" at its next meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in the t'nion. The...…

…PAGE TWO THEA ,T&A .A AA . MIHI AN.L A..l l3. JJ . .qTT"AV- JAV- 21- -14AA ...H. a.MT.. aa.-ax T.ea N Tb.s a LT DVT'hTLAZ AM01'I, DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN e SUNDAY, JAN. 21, 1940 VOL. L. No. 86 Notices Notice to Prospective Payers of Federal Income Tax: Mr. James Cummins, from the office of the Col- lector of Internal Revenue, Detroit, will appear in Hill Auditorium Mon- day, Jan. 22, at 4:15 p.m., to make a statement with respect to ge...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACF.T~f - ----------- mmmmmmmpmwq Whip s Go plers, 4124, For First Big Ten Win victory Lifts Varsity Cagers Out Of Cellar Weak Minnesota Quintet Unable To Stop Ruehle, Capt. Brogan, Mel Comin (Continued from Page 1) Referees McDonald and Rieff saw fit to call 29 personal fouls and, for the second time in as many tilts at the Field House, ejected one of the com- batants from the game. This time it was Don Carlso...…

…SUWB jTY: JivN., 16 j40 HE MICHIGAN D~AILY Record Rae's 12 Points Spark Varsity In Hard'Game Lead Changes 11 Times; Tight Defensive Play. Holds Scoring Down (Continued from Page 1) Crowd Of 9,212 Watch Cagers Drop State, 32-27 Gophers Beat Fighting Sextet, 5-2 Swimmers Sink New York A.C. With Impressive 48-27 Victory NEW YORK, Jan. 20.--A-)-Mich-Iformer Columbia star, in the 200- _ ._ ti._ <"? Mat men Overpower Wildcats For F...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, ,.. 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 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 thi...…

… sir X; y~JAN! :-2',-194th _._. .._ _ ._ , , . , THE MICHIGAN DAILY s- 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 Asaociated . Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of. all news dispatches credited to it or not othe...…

…w - OWN THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Dance Opera Will Be Given This Weekend 'Hansel And Gretel' To Be Acted In Pantomime By Dance Club For Children's Theatre Series "An opera without words" will characterize the program presented by the Dance Club for the Cihldren's Theatre series Friday and Saturday when the famous fairy-tale "Hansel and Gretal" will be recreated in pantomine form. Especially suited for their youth- ful parts are the memb...…

…SUNDA, JAN. 21, 1940 PAGE,-:.F M. TRI~ MTCMTt~AN flA-TT.V ...,,, ~ *-' -- ~ ~ -.-,- . ~ * ~ S. R. Ad i FAE Td1'1 L ;I Central Committee Named For Slide Rule Ball, March 29 wi. Clt& Cui ste To.9e Given Bycongress' Club conveniences and a club cu- isine will be special features of the Congress J-Hop breakfast which will be served from 3 to 5 a.h. at the new- ly redecorated Wolverine, Larry Gluck, '42, and Fordyce Hartman,' '41, co-chai...…

…I TIiE MICHIWAN DAILY _ _ ., Uiiversity Enters Bid f In a letter read to the Common Councili last night, Mayor Walter sadler placed a bid from the Univer- dity for Feich ?ark for $30,000. I CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY WANTED TO BUY-4 WANTED-Lecture notes on English History from 1660. Must be well done-Graduate notes preferred. Will pay liberally-Reply Box 11. Give full details. 220 WANTED-Lecture notes on Modern European Government. Must be we...…

…PACE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'WNDAY, JAN. 21, Bw * I OFFIC-AL BULLETIN "All- Y j (Continued from Page 4) 12 noon. Students'. Bible Class. H. I L. Pickerill, leader. Churches !6:30 p.m. Guild Sunday Evening Disciples Guild (Church of Christ): Hour. A round table discussion on 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship. Rev. the topic "The Religion We Live By." Fred Cowin, minister. John Howard, '41SM, leader. Social hour and refreshments following the dis...…

…Cotinud "cold tday.aii ". No. 85 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, NICHIGAN, SATURD)AY, JAN. 20, 1940 ,ditori argo - - Democi PRICE1 Eemorrhage FatalSwedes Help QuizContest Finns Harass Here ToIght oSenatorBr Ae t rBorah, Soviet Flight To HelpCo-op iesA Age Of 74 Seasoned Volunteer Pilots Alumnae Offer Program Aid In Driving Russian Featuring Three Stars Troops Toward Border Of 'Information Please" -ran Statesman's Death Senate Leader Dies D ids 33-Year Care...…

…_. 'Information, Please' Program, To Quiz Mental Giants Tonight er Uf tine ,ue,a U a pmIerIi;' the program of which Mrs. Walter leader in alumnae organization. Woadring omnhe ordofzitorsMaddock, president of the Ann Arbor Working on the Board of Editors A' ma lbwscarawr. with Professor Brumm were Prof. Alumnae Club, was 'chairman, were John Dawson of the law school; Prof. Mrs. L. N. Holland, Mrs. Earle Wol- Mentor L. Williams of the English ...…

…THE MICHIGAN D.AILY ne Swimmers Triumpyh Over Bulldogs, 46 To Cagers Travel To State; Ma (men Face Purple II Spartan Five Grapplers Try Sextet Meets Minnesota Seeks To End IN THIS CORNER To Start New (Continued from Page.1 received an ofer ,o ___c__ga__Jix_ By _E___NEBE__Vic orytringCm Johnny sonGl ame- Blackhawks while still ./ son, Fred Heddle and Bill Canfield. Thursday when hefa ..+_... m1 .Collins, husky sohomore from De- single goal and ...…

…w1 dents of the University of of the Board in Control of ry morning except Monday during the and Summer Session. er of ,the Associated Press d -Press is exclusively entitled to the ation of all news dispatches credited to rwise credited in this 'newspaper. All ication of all other matters herein also eat Ann Arbor, Michigan, as ular"'-school year by carrier, |NTED FOR NATIONAL. ADVEtR-iSI 'BY ml Advertising Service, Inc. lege Publishers Re...…

…'P _Y1 en x k t s an e ry n -Molft T .. a rot-t .. C Information Please, Mr. Brumm By MARY HELEN DAVIS After two weeks of careful delibera- on, Prof. John L. Brumm of, the :hool of Journalism and his com--' ittee of four have selected the ques- ns to be fired at the experts of e Informaion Please program spon- red by the Alumnae Association to held at 8:15 p.m. today at Hill iditorium. rofessor Brumm has been acting he capacity of editor...…

…Murhy ake Oah O OficeAs uprme our Jutic fa.m. Public Worship. Dr. Leonard A.it 11!1itrph~ Taks Oth f OficeAs u rme CurtJusice parr will speak an "Perverted Patnio-10: Using an old, tattered. bible, given to him by his mother when he graduated from high school, Frank Murphy, retiring Attorney General, took the 'oath of office as an'associate justice of the Supreme Court before President Roosevelt in the White House. Administering the oath is A...…

… W eather Cloudy and colder. Y r e 5k ig4iu ~~ait Editorial The Humiiu Side Of War... I Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 82 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1941 9-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wisconsin Cagers State Pastors, C. gers Will Convene uutclass IVIicigan Squad, Win 40-30 Varsity Wrestlers Defeat Northwestern In First Big Ten Game Of Season Swimmers Beat N.Y.A.C., 4-36 By NORM MILLER It was talent agai...…

…er ows, and cold. iY AkF igu 4:3tg Editorial 'Information' On A Worthy Caue.. . 84 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JAN. 19, 1940 PRICE FIVE 4 mm- Lh Near Death; :or Gives Him, Consumer Credit Conference. Discusses Automobile Financing Beckman Leads Talks On Field; Kempton Scores Competition In Credit False Advertising y Little Hope' nate In Coma Of Cerebral ge; He Is 74 Injury I Unknown Jan. 18.-(P)-- ose tonight to Sen....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Franek, NObel Prize Winner, Will Give Talk Chicago Professor Slated To -'Examine Problems1 Of Photosynthesis Dr. James Franck, a winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics and Pro- f;ssqr of Physical Chemistry at the University of Chicago, will deliver a lecture on the Fundamentals of Photosynthesis" under the auspices of Sigma Xi, honorary research so- ciety, at p.m., Wednesday in the ;ackham lecture hall, Professor Franklin L. ...…

…ri1 Robert Virovai, Brilliant Young. Violinist, Plays Here Thursday The belief that precocity has never of a child violinist who could play identified itself with any one social Mozart and Haydn with remarkable stratum has a well-founded authority tone and style. His mother took the in the life-story of Robert Viroval, inevitable step: she sent him down 18-year-old violinist, who will play the mountains to Belgrade and the here Thursday. cons...…

…TBEa MiCHAN DA-LY Basketeers, Pueksters Lose Hard-Fought Contests Comin Shines In 40-30 Loss To Wisconsin Officials Call 29 Fouls; High-Scoring Englund Is Star InBadger Role (Continued from Page 1) baan. The substitution of an un- heralded sophomore named Mel Co- min, however, uncovered a new star in. the Wolverine basketball horizon. The rugged six-foot two-inch rookie, sent in to guard gigantic Eng- lund, turned out to be the Varsity's outs...…

…THE MICHICAN DAILY .PAGEr ine Hockey Team Falls Before Minnesota Power, 9- Michigan Swimmers Battle Eli In New Haven Tonigh IN THIS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG BACK IN 1930 Matt Mann took one of his most powerful swimming teams East to face Yale. By Matt's own admission, it was a team "that should have won easily. We should have gone into the last relay without any possibility of being overtaken.- But that night we came up to thei free-style rel...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si I DANCE 84112-K E'K(~NAuRn r' TeO NBUPmmNKAuMII '1An1MAWe...w.e ...4 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 t...…

…'A N Alty FIE MICHIGAN DAILY Writer Analyzes Peace Program Passed At ASU National Meeting~ 'I I OF ALL THINGS!.. B3 Morty-Q. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLET / f - _. w 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 Ajsoiated, Press is exclusiv...…

…__THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIt Plans Sermon On Humanism Local Churches Will Have Discussions Of Varied ReligiousTopics Today ThroopWill Talk A varied number of subjects will make up topics for discussion in the churches of Ann Arbor today. "Humanism and Life Questing" will be the sermon subject of Prof. Eus- tace Haydon of the University of Chicago at the Unitarian Church at 11 a.m. Student questions on religion will be answered by Dr. Haydon ...…

…:i-Falutin!' Is Selected As Juior Girls' Play O Gay Combinations Help To Eliminate Examination Blues Have the January blues set in? Do you feel that the prof has not noticed your innate abilities? To pick you up from that let down feeling that comes with approaching finals, try a new campus outfit." If you are daring and want some- thing very different, try the bowling skirt. Of Dutch blue gabardine, shirred about six inches through the wai...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACI C T-Dance Group Will Continue Project Work 'Final Fling' To End Semester's Series Of Afternoon Socials; Theme Will Be 'Bluebook Blues' PACI, the all-campus T-dance com- mittee, has recently been reorganized as a central committee for the trans- action of all business involving the four campus organizations it repre- sents-Panhellenic, Assembly, Con- gress and Interfraternity Council. In accordance with its new policy...…

…_THE MICHIGAN DAILY tin Library Earl Browder Enters Court To Face Fraud Charges Extension Servie 1Ii1i~i Earl Browder (left), general secretary of the Communist party in America, is shown outside the court in New York where he faces trial on passport fraud ch irges. With% him is his attorney, George Gordon Battle. Attorney Battle said at the outset of the trial: "We. do not deny that he obtained the 'Richards' passport in 1931 under that name...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE i . 5. v__ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 11 (Continued on Page 4) ical Engineers, Electrical Engineers. Appointments may be made by calling the University Bureau of Appoint- rments, Extension 371. Office hours 9-12 and 2-4; office at 201 Mason Hall. Announcements furnished by the Company are available. Academic Notices Biological Chemistry Seminar will meet Monday, Jan. 20, at 7:30 p.m. in 319 West Medical Buildin...…

… T 11 MICHIGAN DAILY Concert Series Will Be Given By Art Quartet Music Group To Present Three Chamber Recitals Friday AndSaturday One of the nation's leading cham-, Prof. Brackett Will Give Talk Study Tips Prof. Robert D. Brackett of the en- gineering English department will discuss the problem of studying for final examinations at the next meet- ing of Sigma.Rho Tau, honorary en- i Music Student Selections Made ] ToPlay Piano DAI LY OF ...…

…V Weather Colder today; tomorrow fair. LY Fty Y Cigan Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication it Editorial 15 Months To Think About His Beliefs«. VOL. LI. No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1941 Z-323 TRICE FIVE CENTS . Badgers Cagers; To Battle Wrestlers Annual Nationwide Music Clinic To Meet For Convention Today Professor Revelli Will Direct Two-Day Conference; Morton Gould, Carleton Stewart To Direct Bands I-- i K...…

…excep't Y t e AOigan snow" MurrIss L. No. 83 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 18, 1940 a I U I I t iscist Party ficial, Muti, ints OfItaly's itering War etary Tells Party Heads' hat 'Present Situation on't Last Forever' Indication Given Rome's 'Enemy' RICIARD G. MASSOCK ME, Jan. 17.--VP)-The new sec- of the Fascist Party, Ettore told Italians today that "Italy ace the necessity and duty at foment of picking up arms." ere is...…

…r'nHF AI! :Nit AN 14AIVV Q AL TITOIN IL'V T a wr, P Im'" 1* 4 a I't T Ha~fIL A f A I as.. V ~ . 7 1 Lt0 LYa^YN'"UY V - a- 1.$d AE -1 is, 1941 I r . ._ _m. . x . , _ _ - ._M..____._ _.____. ._..w_ .__.___._._____ __---_ _ ___._ __ _ I I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLE TIN I U.S. Iianhrng Fig ta~re fHeld Un.predictable ilto W$ill Tl r~ toiCub Lo/t CIirrney Fillif i SATUIRDAY, JANUARY 18, 1941 VOL. LI. No. 81 Publication in the Daily Offic...…

…-THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 Organized Concerts Introduced Here In 1879 By Choral Union. By EMILE GELE jtival Orchestra under Emil Mollen- In glaring red ink across the bot- hauer taking part in the two-day tom of the program was the declara- series of concerts. The Choral Union tion, "The First and Only Piano Re- presented Verdi's "Requiem," and va-; vital in Ann Arbor," and at the top rious distinguished artists took part.' pretentious black type...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Cagers Meet Wisconsin; Wrestlers Tackle' Northwestern Mandler, Englund, Conference's Top Centers, Will Battle Tonight Jim Grissen At, Forward As Oosterbaan Seeks Winning Combination (Continued from Page 1) out for him. The Cardinals' six-foot, ,four-inch ace, who piled up 139 points in 12 Conference games last year to finish third in the scoring race, is once again displaying his high- scoring tendencie...…

…T HE ICHiIGAN DJAIJAY ockeSquad Opens Minnesota Series ted opheTrouble Matmen Fae ty GeA yff Sextet Two Opponents IN T HIS its very capable . This Saturday By MEL I ames, and two of ever to don the And Still No Oo n ;rry Calvert and snjured Knee May Force. . .. eidig Out; Klemach LpICHIGAN'S 1940 FOOTBALL O w il he thek r Will Take Over J than it was a week ago. Herbe fensive tasks 'to .>W l a Oe er Job do any scoring. esoteric circle of three...…

…'I t iE JCHIiGAN DAILY SA -T1~r - , T Mows" THE MICHIGAN DAILY Letters To The Editor I Could Swear I Smell Smoke! 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 a...…

…tN N CIO Program Offers A Basis For Building A Vital Democracy :{ I GULLIVER'S CAVILS 'By Young (Gulliver DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETI . Kd and managed by students of the University of an under the authority of the Board in Control of t Publications. ished every morning except Monday during the sity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press A.sociated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches cr...…

… ATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1941 Two Colleges Featured Singers For J-Hop Offer Women 'Sweet Night' To A& mffF Al1CI4TiZ*A D-AITV 1:.t ^ AfLI 4 MT4TaAIT AabA4ix v14L TFCIFV ,I I I Variety tvid rl P\Wd r Pembroke, Bryn Mawr Offer Scholarships And Fellowships To Qualified Graduate Women Notices of scholarships and fellow- ships, offered by Pembroke College in Brown University and by Bryn Mawr College, have been received by the Office of the Dean...…