…THTE MICHIGAN DAILY Sjoer11ng ' Barlbilli Will11Condwct-New York Ofst Major Philharmonic G routp Here Nov'. 27 Qf~ n~ Rahanoff To Op eni - Series Here Oni Ott. 24 %-.F r % L " I 41 nor Noted For ' )f Range And A] Fo Play)_Many I (Continued from Page 1) vidtli Lbility Roles esalthough it is seldom. heard in erica. joerling, who first came to< this ntry when he was eight years of ~waborn~ at~ Stora Tuna in~ the 7ine f DaaraSweden, on Feb...…
…____________________________ U A. 0 Duettists "Return Fritz Kreisler, Violin Maestro, To Play Here Rubenstein Will Conclude Concerts Performance Bartlett And Rae Robertson Tot Give Arrangements Here. In Choral Series Pair Played Here For May Festival The corncert to be presented Wed- nesday evening, Feb. 14, in the Hill Auditorium promises to be a novel and unusual one, if the performance, of its two artists, Ethel Bartlett and tae Robert...…
…THlE MiIHIGAN DAILY H f c 1 t n n s- t. t r S ,t d EL I V L-I/- The Greatest Names JUSSI DJOERLING .. .. .Tenor BlOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SERGEI KOUSSEVITZKY, Conductor AR TUR RUBINSTEIN. . Pianist I SEASON TICKETS $12 $10 $8 $6 U …
…leather r today, tomorrow and warmer. y Sir igun Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, OCT. 14, 1939 L Opera Given oval By Board; Bud get Grant British State German Subs FDR Declines To Undertake ter During Poll ent Participants :ipus Production David Falvay Offers Solos Varsit yNight Left Group ectors of the gave ay to the revival ision was made vqy has indicated ficient talent on roduction of an budget for the st yet be granted omm...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIIY ad To See Youre Here Old Pal American And European Schools Ann Arbor D Compared By Refugee Student 's - Her Is odays News American universities differ from Tel Aviv, Palestine; from there to In Summary T a¢ Fx r k, :European colleges in a great many Lyon France; and finally to the way, JlesJoas,'40, efuee tu United States He can speak fluent- A lot of persons have ideas about ly German, French, English, Italian, how to impro...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY erines Battle Re-Born Iowa In Big Ten Opener T r ^_ 1 Elevens 1 Directs Offensive Against Hawke yes Set To Stress Passing Attack, Hawkeyes' Kinnick To Pit Tosses Against Harmon; Nicholson Will Start (Continued from Page I) aore action than any of the other igal-callers Like Michigan, the Hawkeyes big- est trouble is a lack of reserve rength. For four men, tackles Jim: Valker and Mike Enich, Kinnick and rasse, Dr. Ed...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1l NY An Effective National Health Program; Combined Federal-State Action Needed d managed by students of the University of ader the authority of the Board in Control of blications. every morning except Monday during the ear and Summer Session. ember of the Associated Press elated Press is exclusively entitled to the ublication of all news dispatches credited to otherwise credited in this newspaper. All publication of a...…
…TEE M~ICHIGAN DAILY toning For Annual Assembly Banquet To Begin Mon Vogue Contest Asks Seniors About Fashion To Consist Of Two Parts; Entrants Quizzed First; Thesis To Be Final Task Announcement has been made at the Bureau of Appointments and Oc- cupational Information of Vogue's 5th Prix De Paris, a fashion writ- ing contest open to senior women. This annual career contest for sen- iors in accredited colleges through-_ out the country has b...…
…THE MICHIGAN JtICY Nerve To Enter Burning Well Won AP Job For Daily WriterP M Sigrid An'e, '22, Recalls done, He couldn't tell.me much (company ethics) but enough to- Early Writing Activity break the story." And Former 'Daily'Days After her Daily days, Miss Arne accepted a position on the Cleveland By ELIZABETH M. SHAW Plain Dealer and quit after three and ESTHER OSSER months because they wouldn't give The girl who received an Associather a c...…
… Weather Cooler today; Rain tonight and tomorrow. Y V V liaiI Editorial International Center And Friendship i VOL. L. No. 17 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCT. 13, 1939, t, PRICE FIVE CENTS 100 Register In Response To Mimes' Call ForSuppor t .Sek Administrati Acting Jobs; Enthusiasm Apparent__In Balloting oday s Final For Talent Survey The first day of the survey of cam- pus talent for a tentative revival of the Union Opera showed...…
…w THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY 'Remarkable' Describes Life Of First Lady (Continued from Page 1) ship "America," officiated at the birth of a grandchild and commuted by air from coast to coast on family busi- ness. All this in addition to a First Lady's regular chores-hostess at the President's formal dinners and re- ceptions, housekeeper in the White3 House and entertainer of visiting: functionaries and their wives. Mrs. Roosevelt is as famou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Four Testify' In Gibbs Case Identify Relief Checks Sent By County Clerk (Continued from Page 1) Gibb as relief head, the prosecution would attempt to prove that more than $5,000 was not turned over to the county treasurer by him. First witness in the afternoon ses- sion, Webber, supervisor of North- field township, testified that a check for $598.08 had been turned over. to Gibb on Sept. 27, 1938 without an order from the t...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILYFg;' OCT. 13, IE MICHIGAN DAILY Mimes Opera And The Women . ,,.,fir " dited and managed by students of the University Of higan under the authority of the Board in Control of ident Publications. ublished every morning except Monday during the versity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press 'he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credited to or not other...…
…FRIDAY, OT. 13,-1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Panhellenic Banquet To Be Held Monday Nov. 13 In I PAGE eagu Council Plans New System Of Selections Executives To Interview Prospective Chairmen Of Dinner Committees The "New Order of Panhellenic" will be the theme of the annual Panhellenic Banquet which will be held Monday, Nov. 13 in the League Ballroom. The date of the banquet was an- nounced at the first meeting of Pan- hellenic AssociatIon which w...…
…THE -MICHMAX DAILY FRIDAY, OCT. THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCT. On Pass Defense In Final Long Workout C" _ IN TWIS CORAER By MEL FINEBERG_ The Professor Predicts . Dr. Gregory H. St. Denis, A.B., Ph.D., L.L.D., stopped in to see us this morning. Dr. Gregory H. St. Denis, A.B., Ph.D., L.L.D., looked just the way you'd expect that many letters to look. He was Scrawny, emaciated, and his shoulders were stooped in such a way that his glass...…
…13, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PsiU Scores 33 Peckinpaugh Plays UnderDad In First Year Of Pro Baseball By ART HILL There are probably not many stu- dents on the Michigan campus who would jump at the prospect of spend- ing their summer vacation in Opa- lousas, La. But Walt Peckinpaugh, captain and third baseman of last year's Michigan baseball squad, was glad of the chance to do just that, be- cause Walt went there to play third base for t...…
…EIGH .~j TUE MICHIGAN DAILY Fl MIAY, Slosson Tells Of Peace Plan For All World (Continued from Page 1) bunal, he pointed out, is necessary, as there can be no peace in the world without law and no "law with- out enforcement." This, it will be aoted, obviates the fault that has been found with the present League, that it "has no teeth." 5. Plebiscites conducted by armed representatives of -impartial "third parties" for all changes in nation...…
…I Weather Partly cloudy today and tomorrow; cooler. Jr t xii Editorial Inexpensive Living Cooperative Style VOL.1,U No. 16 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCT. 12, 1939 PRICE FIVE Talent Search For Tentative Mimes Opera BeginsToday Registration Of Students Wishing To Participate Continues Until Friday Campus Groups To Collect Blanks The drive to find talent for a pos- sible revival of the Union Opera be- gins today. Student...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY University Speech Clinic To Aid Incoming Students With Defects 'Happy'And'DearAlben'Make Up Cards detailing the availability of the speech clinic have been mailed to 230 incoming students with cor- rectable speech defects, Dr. Harlan H. Bloomer, director of the clinic, announced yesterday. The help of the clinic is open to anyone who applies up to the limit of the institute's capacity, Dr. Bloom- er said. New students on ...…
…THE IiCHG.AN .AIL' } " Topic Of Talks By Press Club 21st Annual ConventioA To Be Heldi Oct. 26-28, J. 1. Brumm Announces Pearson To Speak The 21st annual convention of-the University Press Club of Michigan, which will be held here Oct. 26 to 28, promises, because of the war, to be one of the most interesting in the history of the organization, Prof. J. L. Brumm, of the Department of Journalism, said yesterday. The convention will open with...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHIGAN DAILY "N. Edited and managed by students of the University of chigan under the authority of the Board in Control of udent Publications. Published every morning except Monday, during the iversity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press [he Associated Press is exclusively' entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credited to or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All hts Of repub...…
…THE MICHIAlN DAILY riday, Nov. 3, Is Selected As Date For Interfraternity rBa Annual Dance's Committeemen Are Announced Co - Chairmen Of Affair Are Tom Adams, '40, WilliamDavidson, '40 Interfraternity Ball will be held Friday, Nov. 3, it was announced yesterday by Tom Adams, '40, and William Davidson, '40, co-chairmen of the affair. Other members of the central committee have also been announced by Adams and Davidson. Henry Watson, '41, and...…
…rosko Shows THE MICHIGAN DAILY Well In Taking Over Kromer's Tailback Spot i- - - - - - - - - - - - ajor League Ivory Stock Hits Peak As All Clubs Plan Trades Greenberg And Lombardi Among Those Reported On Block As Rumors Fly NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-(P)-The Yankee's World Series cyclone has blown .out to sea, but the trade winds that were bound to follow drifted across the baseball world today ardi found just about every club with an open stal...…
…THF MICHIGN DIILY Several Big Cases On National I Football Docket This Weekend By DON WIRITCHAFTER councilors Sutherland, Goldberg,\ Call the jury together, neighbors, Chickerneo, Daddio, etc. But so far for old Judge Football is holding court during the present right for suprem- again this Saturday and there are acy, the Pitt aggregation have not several important cases listed on the missed the services of these once docket. famous lawyers. ...…
…THE M ICIIHIGAIN DAILY THUSDAY, OCT. 1 - 7CIi fT__ kuat xT I .T ® aoIs 1939 rv j:1 *., '"L, A.Ei....a......l rence Preuss, of the political science in all ways short of war by whicI; T5 Handerkchiefs........ department, declared in a recent that end may be accomplished." f February 14, 1939 4 Pr. Socks .............16 statement prepared for the Ann Ar- Should Lift Embargo 1 Towel(.....s...A...r...04 bor Citizen's Council. Lifting the emba...…
…I< I hrner in afternoon Thursday cooler. loel, Bk igan aittj Ed] Revival Of Union . 1 116 1 1 lilt I I' him .1 . , . 1 11 1 1111 1 1 1 , 1 11 1 1 1 15 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11, 1939 P Def ies Ruthven Buys Varsity Night Ticket No. . >m; Stags .e Invited Friday .1 Will Choose New Girls ouples [so Attend e League ballroom en to "stag" men regular dance next the first time in ounced yesterday. n without esco...…
…'THE~ MICHIGAN DAILY Cinema Film Graduate Club Nesky' Opens MeetsToday Here On Fr iday Dean Edmonson Will Give Report On Education The story of an almost legendary - figure of medieval Russian history Prof. James 13. Edmonson, Dean forms the theme of "Alexander Nev- of the School of Education, will speak sky," Soviet-produced film that opens to the Graduate Education Club a three-day engagement tomorrow at 4 p.m. today in the Graduate Read- a...…
…MI( sommumum olson eturns To Squad Today, May Start Ag Injury Keeps Paul Kromer Back, At Work Again IN THIS CORAER, Iowa Star Lost For Remainder Of Grid Season InHospitalBed Length Of Back's Absence From Lineup Uncertain; Kuhn, Wistert Practice John Nicholson left the hospital yesterday afternoon, and will report at Ferry Field today. If Nick's feel- ings and playing are up to par, the possibility is strong that when the whistle blow...…
…THE MJCHIGAN DAILY the "Committee of Audience Relations" to exer- cise constant vigilance in his administration of the code. And it might Well be called to Mr Bill's attention that a lucrative field for in- vestigation is Station WJR of Detroit and Gen- eral Manager Leo Fitzgerald. The code, if Mr. Fitzgerald will consent i be governed by it, will doubtless stick in his craw as depriving him, among others, of Father Coughlin's well-paying Soc...…
…LY Ackley iT ill Begin Orientation Lectures At .1 . - 1 ..M ' ' '. Women Think League Library Ideal For Rest And Relaxation. 7Zeddirgs Miss Mariana Chockley will give the first talk in the freshman lecture' series at 5 p.m. today in Lydia Men-. delssohn Theatre in the League, Pat- ricia Matthews, head of orientation, announced. Miss Chockley is now a Detroit policewoman, and was chairman of Judiciary Council when she attended the Univer...…
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… V.I Weather Showers today and somewhat cooler tomorrow night. Y Ar an taitii Editorial Rushing; Good Or Bad? ... War And Its Expense . . VOL. L. No. 14 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCT. 10, 1939 PRICE FIVE 506 Men Pledged By 4O Fraternities 'I Formal Pledge Ceremonies Were Held Last Night By CampusGroups One House Starts DeferredRushing' Banquets and parties ushered in fraternity life for 506 pledges of 40 general fratern...…
…THE MICHIG A NDA ILY TUESDAY, _ . _,.._.._ - p v - .., ... ,.... .._ ,,. x : .. ..... ...,,:.. .: wz :.p .:verTU E S D A Y ,. . A nArbor Here Is Today's News In Summary The thin line of Ann Arbor Civill War veterans lost another members Monday he was Joseph Holt Wickcliffe, 93 years old, who died at his home.here after a loiig illness ... he moved to Ann Arbor from Mon- roe in 1899. -0--- First public: showing of motion1 pictures of the St...…
…10, 1939 TI ICHIGAN DAILY Pledge Dinners H Y eldLast Night By 40 Houses bicrease Of 61 Over '38 Is Seen As 506 Men RecomeAffiliated (Continued from Page 1) Harry Altman, Murray Mark}nd, George . Rudolph, Robert Reed, O ihles Canfield, Jack Edwards, Harry Smith, Wm. DeLourcy, 'Ray B. Powell. Lamba Chi Alpha: George Edwin Bosch, Albert George Charters, Ken- neth Bliss Field, Joseph Marr Gwinn,1 III, Herbert J. Howerth, John Wil- 1iam MacMil...…
…THE MICHIGAN 1DAli.V TUESDnAY, 0e 111<" _________________________________..__._..__......._ -L, 1:71/i" LV, LUa291 .-Ir.vn IE MICHIGAN DAILY Readers Claim Neutrality Demands Reoassertion Of Faith In Democracy I / Edited and managed by students of the University of ohigan under the authority of the Board in Control of udent Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the iversity year and Summer Session. Member of the ...…
…)AY, OCT. 10, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Petitioning For Sophomore Cabaret Begins At Noon In .eagu Women Seek Chairmanships Of Committees League Fair Is Abolished; Committes Are Dropped; Committee Duties Given Petitioning for positions on the central committee for the 193 Sophomore Cabaret will begin at noon today and will continue until noon Saturday, as announced ester- day by, Betty Slee, '40, chairman of the Judiciacy Council. Miss Slee ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE aul Kromer's Leg Injury Will Keep Him Out Of Iowa Tilt i ------- } Star Back Injured IN TIlS CORAER _By 3EL FINEBERG I-M MSpeedball Begins Today By HAAIOLD WILSON 1 tramural Department. Of the 41 1so- i Kinnick-Spells Trouble. "Michigan," came muffled out o: the sweatshirt Campbell Dickson wa peeling yesterday in the locker room after practice "won't face a better all-around back this year than when we meet Ni...…
…The more you look back upon the gridiron results throughout the na- tion last week, the more you can realize that there is nothing certain in this world of ours except death and New York Yankee triumphs. Such supposed powerhouses as Minnesota, Northwestern, Fordham4 and Holy Cross went down like the Steamship Athenia, when it was ex- pected Friday night that nothing short of a cyclone could carry their opponents .to victory. Huskies Stop Gophe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU edge Dinners eld Last Night Dickinson And Yost Meet At Game By 40 Houses Increase Of 61 Over '38 Is Seen As 506 Men Become Affiliated (Continued from Page 3) Ben Fineberg, Herbert Forgash, Ed- ward F. Frank, Richard B. Hirsch, Bernard Kent, Jerome Allan Klein, Aaron David Lazovik, Donald Mahler, Irving Munch, Ralph Raskin, Wal- lace Rosenbaum, Howard Rothschild, Samuel Sandock, W. Wayne Shapiro, Theodore J. Solomo...…
… W eather Mostly cloudy,' occasional rain. Y Bk A ~4aiti Editorial Rushing: C'ood Or Bad? , VOL. L. No. 13 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, OCT. 8, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS 68,618 Spectators See Varsity Gridders Defeat State, 26-3 u Senate Approval 0f FD R As Peacemaker Seen rJ- Both Factions See President As A Mediator In War Crisis Roosevelt Remains Silent On Part To Be Played In Settlement Of Peace Johnson Declares Role 'Grea...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OC Gifts Accepted For UnIversity Are Announced Grant For Science Study piven By Parke-I)avis Company Of Detroit The Board of Regents at their regular O'ctober session this morning accepted the following gifts to the University: From the Parke-Davis Co. of De- troit, "For cooperative scientific study at. the tJniversity of Michigan Hos- pital under the leadership of Dr. John M. Sheldon of the allergy clinic of the De...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL --,-I Membership Rise Reported At Wolverine i DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN FASHION DISCOVERY of the Month vaded it. Into that historical frame-work is woven the story of "Alexander Nev- sky," epic Soviet film which will be shown Oct. 12, 13 and 14 at the Lydia' Mendelssohn Theatre under the sponsorship of t.th Art Cinema League.. Every people has its one great tra- ditional battle. Whether of victory or defeat, the memory of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si UNDJAY,-OCT. 8, If THE MICHIGAN DAILY Z7j N str . ° C Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan udder the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. . Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. fMember of the Associated Press TeAssociated Press is exclusively entitled to the us for republication ofall news dispatches credited to ' it or no...…
…OCT. 8,-1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !L THE LETTER BOX (EDITOR'S NOTE: The women's page welcomes contributions to The Letter Box, which it hopes to make a 'forum of campus opinion on women's affairs.) Assembly Tea Ifill Open Independent Fortn To the Editor:; Too often the college freshman, remembering the numerous activities in which he participated during his last year in high school,. assumes that he is capable of continuing them at colle...…
….HE MIC.IGAN DAILY SUNDAY, n Whips Spartans With Great First Half Drive, 26-13 Sooners Upset Wildcats, 23-0 De Correvont Is Brilliant in Co~geGrid Debut EVANSTON, Ill., Oct. 7. -(N- Oklahoma's Sooners, the boss team of the Big Six Conference last year, did everything right today to fashion a staggering,23 to-0 upset over North- western, in spite of some brilliant operations by Bill De Correvont. The biggest opening day turnout in Northweste...…
…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY Yankees Take Third Straight Series Game New York Hits Four Homers Off Thompson Keller Leads Powerhouse With Two Circuit Clouts; Victory Goes To Hadley CROSLEY FIELD, Cincinnati, Oct. 7.-( P)-The New York Yankees' pow- erhouse, after travelling in low gear before masterful pitching for two days, broke loose its home run light- wing today to smash the Cincinnati Reds, 7 to 3, for the third straight victory in the 1939 Wo...…
…- -THE MICHIGAN DAILY WI Gemany Strike A cross Alsace? IIRUSSEL$ 0 F DUISBURG HAMBORN EORTMUND 9 DUESSELDORF OAACHEN FUPFN COL.OGNE MA .MF:DY ;BONN OIGN to- KOBLENZ, 0RHEIMS ° s 0 ::)'o~ TRIER MAINZ z ERDUNMERZJG KRIEUZNACH OSAARLOUIS0 AARBRUECKEN FRENCH P11S1 OZWEISRUECKEN MANNHEIM TOSURROUIND PIRMASENS 6NDUSTR/AL C/T/ES >EGAEN HAGULNAU 0KARLSRUHE STRASBOURG PINALSTUTTGART fRENCH COMMA A'D SLLOPES OOFFNBURG s0 BELFORT 0FREFBURG BESANCON MULO...…
…Weather Fair and warmer. Jr Ht t4ti tYt VOL. L. No. 12 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCT. 7, 1939 Hitler Is Prepared To Discuss Peace; Sees Naz i Victory I Per Fuehrer Says Poland Of Versailles Treaty Will, Never Rise Again Daladier Declares War Until Victory Prexy Sits In Stands With The Rest Of Us (Unless otherwise stated all foreign " dispatches are subject to censorship.) BERLIN, Oct. 6.-P)-Adolf Hitler today offered ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT Rem-ants Of Old Traditions Recall Restraint Of Females I4 The action of the Michigan Union able tradition that even now is re- executive staff last week in scouting sponsible for touching scenes of recol- rumors that the all powerful taboo lection when alumni, many long miles against women's use of the Union away from the Michigan campus, re- front entrance had been permanently turn to look for their name, held for aban...…
…W, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ruthven Dinner Attracts itizen Of Puerto Rico Benedicto Journeys 2,000 Miles To Ann Arbor; Was Last Here In 1913. Most distant visitor to the Ruth-' ven Airniversary Dinner here Oct. 27 will be Raul -Benedicto,._'03L, secre- tary of the University of Michigan Club of Puerto Rico. Having traveled more than 2,060 'miles from 'home to enroll his son, Raul Jr., 16, in the University this. fall, Benedicto, by special invitat...…
