…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...…
…Weather Local snows today; tomnorrow mostly cloiu L Sictian ~~Iait VOL. XLIX No. 84 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS French Spurn Loyalist Pleas; Madrid Sends Catalonia'Aid South Offers 60,000 Men As Pressure Of British Compels ,French Action Franco Tightening Northern Blockade PARIS, Jan. 18-(A-The Govern- ment bowed today to British pressure by agreeing to keep the Spanish fron- tier closed to aid for...…
…Mother Visits Dodd Hit-And-Run Victim Dumond's Work Reveals Story Of Great Anti-Slavery Leader! Suggestions Four-year-old Negro girl whose injury resulted in the indictment of former ambassador William E. Dodd on a hit-and-run charge, is shown in the hospital at Richmond, Va., as she received a visit from her mother. Police, Firemen Join For Dance otif 'rine And HmIIIry r used Two Orchestras Engaged n Goldend Of I- A For Annual Ball Tonight...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Favored Defense Star John Mariucci Leads Visitors Tonight's Contest Is 63rd In Historic Puck Feud Between Two Teams (Continued from Page 1) of collegiate hockey will alternate on the defense. Big Marty Falk, a newcomer to the Minnesota-Michigan series but a vet- eran of amateur hockey, will be in the Gopher goal. Falk played in the To- ronto series last season and then was out of action until the Southern Cali- fornia serie...…
…T H _ .- THE MIC RIGA -NDAAIILY GAN DAILY -- . ._ . war +aarngox ra eroaa 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 oth...…
…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...…
…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....…
… Weather +nw and wider. 1 VOL. XLIX. No. 83 __A________Y____ VO.XX o 3Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18, 1939 Editorial Arms For Democracy.. PRICE FIVE CENTS Speech Post Will Be Filled By Densmore Davis Is Named Assistant Literary College Dean By Board Of Regents Densmnore Awarded Full Professorship Passamaquoddy And Ship Canal May Receive New Appropriations Prof. Gail E. Densmore has been appointed chairman of the speech3 dep...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY teneral Irian Will Prepare Civilian Pilots Board Of Regents To Vote On University Acceptance At MeetingOn Jan. 31 (Continued from Page 1) versity physicians will first examine all applicants, and then Army flight surgeons will pass final judgment. Candidates will be required to meet physical standards set by the military 'flying service, CAA officials said. The experimental training program, will cost $100,000 according to ...…
…. ~ Fans Te iseness Prevai Swimmers Awc q.iopIerI I II1 You can almost wade through the tenseness at the Intramural Pool as Michigan's swimmers enter the last Rivals Play 'Killer Series lap in their training for the Ohio At Coli m Tow State meet here Friday night. At Coliseum Tomorrow Harassed on one side by the inva- And Saturday Nights sion of Mike Peppe's avalanche and on the other by the onslaught of ap- Knowing that they will be faci...…
…THE MICHiIG-A N D AIIY THE MICHIGAN DAILY An English View Of Roosevelt's Opening Message To Congress ' l . '' II 11L LPs pB}0w OFEdited and m anaged by students of the U niversity 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 repu...…
…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 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, ...…
… Weather Cloudy today: snow Wednesday followed by Thursday Y Ar Alo, low 4tj t CIL r t VOL. XLIX. No. 82 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 17, 1939 __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _, PRICE FIVE CENTS Badger Rally Whips Frantic Michigan Five By42-39Score Lead CIanges Six Times In Final Period As Game Turns Into 'Dog-Fight' Tom Harmon Stars, Scoring_14 Points By TOM PHARES After 13 minutes of play last night, Wisconsin's...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JAN. 17, 1939 ! APL ATQ RIA01jfll~j 1 ~1/I4~i1b34 I rT of Ur the re thi lu th4 to te Ed sc we sp inE tea 501 ho hi fi CO the the vo as da af of ti ci thi No Co an Se Fl N W, m 4 Of-CrisisGiveni For Happines To University AUtOs And Inforiality Dominate New York 'ranscript Of Broadcasts School's Campus Life During Czeclh Situation Covers 471 .Programs By LEONARD SCHLEIDER Like the Broadway stage show of A recordi...…
… JAN. 11, bJ) THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE PRESS PASSES - By BUD BENJAMIN - A Real Rivalry... THE CURRENT issue of "News- week" magazine offers an unus- ually timely piece on college hockey with . special attention afforded to that arch rivalry of the ice-Michi- gan versus Minnesota. This week finds the Gopher and Wolverine sextets meeting on Thurs- day and Saturday nights at the Coli- seum. Behind the gamesis a tradi- tion of intense competition...…
…FOUR THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JAN. 17, 1939 FOUR TUESDAY, JAN. 17, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY - : The Editor Gets Told °" " r -- . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ublication in the Buletin is construcie enotice to a,,members or th. University. Copy received at the ofice of the Assistant to the President untIl 3:30; 11:00 a.m. on Saturday. iContinued from Page 2) Telephone Laboratories; New York, will deliver a lecture on ...…
…;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...…
…-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...…
… Weather Continued fair and c Fitt". Y Sic ig an I&I illi 1.Editorial Justice Where Justice Is Dau Turbulent Germany 'I VOL. XLIX. No. 81 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 15, 1939 PRICE FIVE France Moves To Scare Duce; Masses Troops INorth Africa Mediterranean Will Bristle When French Atlantic Fleet HoldsSpring Drill Paris Fears Italy's Influenee I Spain PARIS, Jan. 14--(P)-France today ordered displays of force from, one e...…
….__ _ _ _, ,y _V_ Chamberlain And Duce Toast 'Peace Founded On Justice' All Students: Registration for see- hire: A national exhibition of Rep- ond semester. Each student should resentative Buildings of the Post- plan to register for himself during War Period, selected by the Commit- the appointed hours. Registrations tee on Education of the American In- by proxy will not be accepted. stitute of Architects and circulated Robert L. Williams,...…
…JAN. 15, 1939 City Churches Offer Special Services Today Communion, Many Talks' And Character Studies To Constitute Programs (Continued from Page 1) has announced that a chapel just inside the vestry has been opened for the purpose of mediation. The chapel will be open at 4:45 p.m. each week- day except Wednesday and Saturday beginning tomorrow. The Sino-rapanese situation will be discussed at the meeting of the Disciples Guild. Lucille Eberl...…
…/ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AN. 15, 1 SUNDAY, JAN. 15, UI [E MICHIGAN DAILY "Symphonic Records" -'I _ i _ ( I ~Wd*IMM5OR Edited and managed by students of the University of lichigan under the authority of the Board in Control of tudent Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the niversity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the se for republicati...…
…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 ...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…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 ...…
…Sir igan 4I3i1II Editorial in Re Susidi1gZa tion VOL. XLIX. No. 80 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Loyalists Evacuate Ebro Banks Before Rebels' Eastward Sweep Recruits Hurriedly Depart a city of women tonight as every rr ,. (, available man made ready to leave House Balks President's New Atack In Brunete BACELONA, Jan. 13.-(P)-The Spanish Government announced to- night evacuation of the Ebro River ar...…
…THE -TVIIC IGA DAILY SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 1939 THE -MICHIGAN DAILY SAURAY SN.14 1- Glee Club'Warms Up' En Route Noiseless Spot Finally Found In University By PAUL CHANDLER Amidst the confusion of Univer-' City buildings is to be found one room where noise is almost unknown. So completely sound-proof is the room that a person inside cannot hear a gun shot in the hall outside. It is the sound-proofed room on the fourth floor of the Natural S...…
….1% iHL M--w' A N D A I L v Michigan restlers Overpower Hoosiers To Triumph 17-11 k I Six-Man Michigan Relay Team 18 Sets American 300-Yard Mark Last Year's Loss Avenged By Wolverines Wins By Don Nichols And Butch Jordan Establish Margii Of Victory (Continued from Page 1) mat. But Roman rallied in the final pe'riod, executed a takedown on Me- ricka, and succeeded in tying up the battle at 6 to 6. With but 45 seconds to go Jim caught his...…
…T HE -MICHI-IAN DAILY SATUJRDAYJA, THE MITCHIG DAIL Base Rate For Football Men Would Be Starting Point For Bidding, Aigler Says ! I You of M y Sec Terry . , . ,I Edited and manlaged by students of _the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student 1Publicrtiol - Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. .Memberof the Associated Press The Associated Press -is ...…
…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....…
…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...…
… Weather Cloudy, snow today or tonight. Y Sic iJan AIP at Editorial U Professional Football: Why Not . Gone Are The Days . VOL. XLIX. No. 79 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JAN. 13, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Senate Group Corroborates Frankfurter's Appointnment, Public Hearings Produce Enthusiastic Applause For Harvard Professor r Nominee ReaffirmsI Faith In Constitution WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 .-(-P)- A Senate judiciary sub-committee ap- ...…
…I HE gti lliGA DAlf-'- rv. . s rn T I1 L~ LiTi A YA l 1TL Y ..- . ^. r. '.e xrrr. Children's Aid Group Places 120_Orphans Psychological And Hospital Destitute Cases Given Homes By Society (Editor's Note: This is the last in a series of articles discussing the vari- ous sociological research, service and training groups in Ann Arbor.). Striving to give orpnaned children a normal life, the Michigan Children's Aid Society provided for more tha...…
…THE-MICHIGAN DAILY FI atmen Meet Hoosiers In Big Ten Opener Tonight See Varsity Faces Toughest Foe In Dual Meet. Injury To Traicoff Ends Chance Of Grudge Battle With Don Nichols (Continued from Page 1) verines has some bones to pick with Seymour Weiss, 23-year-old Indiana star. Nichols appeared in every dual meet match of the ,season last year n~i his~ only red mark came when 28 Michigan Swimmers Seek PRESSI PASSES -By BUD~evnIv Nata...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FiRVIJAN I ---- THE MICHIGAN DAILY ; II teu~wN ~ -j- _ _ eSIa.M. uo~n . 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 credit...…
…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...…
…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...…
…Cloudy, 1: chang Weather ight snow; no deeid-id g'e in temperature. Y Lw igan ti VOL. XLIX. No. 78 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 12, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hopkins Sticks By His Record' In Senate Quiz; Mtir hy Is Hit Refuses To Retract Word He Uttered; Admits He Said Too Many Of Them Rep. Hoffman First' To Attack Murphy WASHINGTON, Jan. 11-(/P)-Har- ry Hopkins, seeking confirmation as Secretary of Commerce, sat before a Senat...…
…THE MICHTIGAN 'DAI L THIURSDlAY, ,AN.,I12,'1939 ,, Hays To Give VFin Southern Show' Revived Here Di Famous 'One Man Show' By WPA Cash Textil To AppearAtUnity Hall T Part of the state-wide museums The "One Man Show" from the project being conducted with WPA Rich,v fSouth, Le, Hays.iwell-known for his funds is reviving an art which, in tels arec gongs and stories is comingto Ann this country at least, is practically ex- tiles on Arbor at 8:...…
…;I THE MIICHIGAN DAILY PRESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN p!. When East Met West .. ALL-AMERICAN Ralph Heikkinen, still the unassuming Ramsay gentle-' man of two years ago when he was "too slow" to be a running guard, has returned from some 8,000 miles of transcontinental adventure and 51 minutes of East-West football with the following items: ' 1--A definite decision not to turn professional.F 2-Two sweaters (All-American and All-East)., 3-...…
…A TTT ---------------L Y I!U THE MICHIGAN DAILY I TODAY i WASH INGTON 4 -6 I it , B -by David Lawrence- 31 I v! PMOt pwq Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of sttudent Publications. Pubished every morning except Monday during the University. year and Summer 11ession. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repub...…
…u RAY 3AN " i ;;-;e:.THIE .MlICIiTGAN i1I3 A I Y: C ndergraduate Tea Is Planned Moping On The Mall By Meandering Minnie Coburn School Offers Tuition To Bridge The Seasons Ann Arbor Members Organize For Tomorrow r I S oeial Committee To GiveI First Of Year's Series' In Ballroom Of League I i Things are getting a mite feverish, the old mouse says, with finals, J-Hop, reviews and stuff coming on in a few weeks. The Alpha Phi house...…
…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 ,...…
…WFeather Cloudy and colder, posibly l VOL. XLIX.' No. 77 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11, 1939 r Editorial When Hitler Looks North , , PRICE FIVE CENTS House Advised To Pare WPA Spending By 150,.Millions New Deal Leaders Silent As Sub-Committee Scores Appropriation For Relief President Hopes For A Restoration WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-(P)-The first comittee of Congress to act upon any art of President Roose- velt's new spending progr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [edistricting Of Michigan Is Advocated Minority Controls State Legislation And Reform Commission Emphasizes P.R. To Be Studied By BEN MARINO In Michigan a minority has become the majority as far as representation in the legislature is concerned, ac- cording to the recent report of the Commission on Reform and Moderni- zation of Government. As a result, the views of the legislative majority a'e not' the views of the majorit...…
….,.,-, 1,1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY London Hands Wolverine Hockey , Penalty Paves Way For Loss In Last Period Hillberg, Cooke And Ross Tally For Varsity Sextet; Legg Scores Twice (Continued from Page 1) two complete forward lines and the Ontario crew capitalized by drilling in two quick scores. Michigan tied up the count near the close of the period. Charley "Sitting Bull" Ross, a stocky sophomore who bids to rank among the hardest shots in...…
…Tfll IICHIGAN D'A ILY E MICHIGAN DAILY I 11D-4 fN .....- w )7 - 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 entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise cr...…
…I. MlI CH IG A N PAJL ______L____ ourth Ruthven Students' Tea Will Be Today Short Skirts Hit New High OnSkaters Eight Groups Are Invited; Last ea In Semester To Be Held Jan. 18 The fourth Ruthven tea of the semester will be held from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. today at the President's home. Those who have been asked to pour are Harriet Pomeroy, '39, Stephanie Parfet, '39, Barbara Heath, '39, Mrs. sabel Knight, Mrs. W. E. Goodale,1 Mrs. Sara Barnard ...…
