…THE MICHIGAN DAILY chigan Gridders Out To Even Score Against Pennsylvi 11 -. 4 ++ .:. Evashevski's Return To Line-Up Bolsters Team Strength, Morale Rainwater, Quaker's Star Fullback Out Of Fray; MungerShifts Backs (Continued from Page 1) tp his lineup in four places in an effort to get a quicker charge on the line and some speed in the pack-, field, which has been lacking. Jim Chandler, place-kicking hero of the Harvard game, replaces Gen...…
…N DAILY ". ;f r.E ~ aftn M~t~ orSfn Tru ted and managed by students of the University of igan under the authority of the Board in Control of ent Publications. >lished every morning except Monday during the irsity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the or republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All sof republication of all othe...…
…LY ick Stabile's Orchestra To Play At Panhellenic Ball, -- 0 U S _ _ . _ Prof. Slawson Gives Reasons' or Women's Scholastic Victory By ELIZABETH M. SHAW Greater scholastic achievement by campus women over men is due to selection, lack of necessity for self- suport, less participation in activi- ties, and more serious consideration of their subjects, Prof. Chester B. Slawson of the geology .department and academic counselor for under- grad...…
… Initiation ceremonies Thursday day unaer tne auspices of the Art officially opened the activity season Cinema League at the Lydia Man- for Tau Beta .Pi, engineering honor delssohn Theatre, Toivo M. Liima- society. tainen, president of the groip, an- Feature events on the Tau Beta nounced yesterday. Pi calendar are the annual spring The Suomi club will have a meet- dance and spring house party which ing Friday night in Lane Hall to are supplem...…
… Weather Continued fair, not mueh change in tempe ature AW :.. ,: VOL. L. No. 47 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 17, 1939 . . __- -I _ r .. . _ .. Nazis Declare Aims In War Now Changed To Offensive Black Friday Tonight Augurs Ill For Frosh And Sophomore Pants 0> OUIS P. LOCHNER Nov. 16.-(AII) eriany, I announcement said to-, liberate Europe from the yoke of British rule of clamation of an offensive n a defensive war aim was...…
…A THDE MICHIGAN DAILY National Student Surve y Sktins TomDRewey Is 1940 Faviorfi? 3 1.8 Per Cent Want FDR the headquarters at the University o: TO R n Agin;Third Texas for tabulation. To I~x ~ainTo the question, "If Roosevelt i Term Sentiment IS Up not a cndidate in~ 1940, whom ,oulc you like to see elected president?' (Special To The Daily) these answers were -vn AUTIN, Tex.-Thomas E. Dewey,Ma'39 p Douthful New York district attorney cet"er...…
…S1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _______________________ Ur ....mono.. League Is Dead, Politicaylly, Hall Declares Here Member Of The Secretariat To Give University Talk At Rackhani Building (Continued from :age 1) settling disputes by political and legal means and (2) taking common action, including the use of force, against any nation which resorts to private violence." There must also be a willingness to make adjustments by peaceful agreement, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Yanks Are Not Coming: Coast Seamen Issue A Tract For The Times -.1 p. ' X- a smffi - 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. h Member of the Associated Press The ssocatedPress is exclusively entitled to the use for republ...…
…'. 17. 193~ TCHI, AiIC~iA .lkA IL Y Clyde Lucas Will Play At Engineer's Ball Tonight At Unio °. Lea giw 'T Fealiiry Leroy Smith Band. At Weekly Dances Leroy Smith, colored band-leader, will present his 14-piece outfit at the regular weekend dances to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., today, and from 9 p.m. to midnight, tomorrow, at the League. A special feature of the dances will be ensemble singing by the whole group, featuring Henry Warre...…
…THR Tf",NTT A N D A I-.T.V rImAv_ #T-7;xMsfaH . N lbALTT1-4 .h A .7 1., 1-Z 1V V w Bpirited Grid Team Works Out In Philadelphia For Peu in Tilt Ohio State Prepares For Fast Illini Backs COLUMBUS.-(P)-Coach Franci Schmidt had his speediest reserve Coach Crisler Still Doubtful s About Starter Shows Fighting Spirit rs trying to break through the Ohio State varsity line Thursday in pre- paration for meeting here Saturday an Illinois ...…
…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY Former Hawaiian Governor To Speak Aptitude Exam Set For Nov. 28 To Play Here Nove imber 27 Students Desiring To Enter The New York Philharmonic Sym-' Medical School In Fall phony Orchestra with John Barbi- Expected To Take Examn rolli conducting comes to inn Arbor] for the first time in its history 'when The Medical Aptitude Test, formu- it gives the fourth program 3.'r the lated by the Association of American curren...…
…THE -MICHIGAN DAiLY F 'Pt/ 0 Dragged in the cab of their truck for 250 feet, two Louisville, Ky., men narrowly escaped death under a locomotive. Miraculously, one of the men suffered only minor cuts and bruises and the other was unhurt. The two were hauling coal and failed to see or hear the approaching locomotive. Patrolman Alvin Dooley (left), of the Long Beach, N.Y., police force, is seen here shaking hands with Mayor Louis F. Edwards...…
…Weather Fali today, continued m tempratire. , Ll ,tr4tgan VOL. L. No. 46 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 16, 1939 PRICE FI Noncombatant Countries Call Neutrality Act ag To Trade $75,000,000 Would Purchase University, Statement Reveals Annual Financial Report Shows Marked Increase Over Last Year's Assets; Trust Funds Grow Northern Countries Concern Due To Closed To U.S. Show Area Ships Scandinavian Ports Are Beyond Limits WA...…
…THE ,MICHIG AN DAILY THUJRSDAY, NOV. 16, U pool Group College ToPlc iual Principals' Parley pens Today; *Membhers .epresent__Five States. discussion of the problems of r education confronting high 1 graduates will highlight the annual principls" meetinag at p~nm. toda~y in the Grand R~ap- oom of the League. One hun- and forty teachers, principals ,uperintendents represen~ting sec- ry shools in five states are ex- e purpose of the parley, ac...…
… Noted E ducator Will Visit Here Over Weekend r. Fisher Will .Discuss Internatioral Education On Center's ,Program Dr. Edgar E. Fisher, assistant di- rector of the Institute of International Education and known here. for his work in providing exchange scholar- ships for Michigan students, will visit the University over the weekend. Dr. Fisher, who was for 20 years a professor at Robert College at Istanbul, Turkey, and later taught at the Amer...…
…THE MICHIGA N DAILY THU1E5DAY MICHIGAN DAILY 1 . C_ .I1 ctIfItiMOARD.uOm a oVSTI O£ PJw4/T41MR wt - lited and managed by students of the University of ligan under the authority of the Board in Control of lent Publications. blished every morning except Monday during the rersity year and Summer Session.. Member of the Associated Press e Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the foi republication of all news dispatches credited to rt n...…
…THE MICHICGN DAILY To Open Sale Of Panhellenie Dance Tickets Sorority Women To Have Booth In League Lobby Monday Through Friday Ticket sale for Panhellenic Ball, which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, Dc. 1, in the League Ballroom, will open from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday in the League Lobby. The sale will continue from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, Patricia Hadley, '42, publicity chairman, announced. A Panhellenic ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY )eterrnined Squad Of 35 Entrains For Quaker City Today __ Cagers Will Go To Field House For Daily Drills Many All-American Backfield Ropes Energe As Grid Season Nears End Townsend To Run Squad Until Oosterbaan Starts Again ,.- Head Coaching Duties st cones a- booming to remind 'us of the Michigan's basketball squad goes promised Michigan. off the night shift after its final that of none other workout in the Intramural ...…
…Y, NOV.1, -1939 THE MICHIGAN DA-LY .......... ......... . Hockey Team Will Hold First Praetice At Coliseum Tonight 4rONu~d JIwes D ggoThe Third Sophomore ~Prospects To Fill Reserve Pests ~With seven returning lettermen and. a large squad of sophomores to .ehpose ~ '' ~ . . . . from, Coach Eddie Lowrey will be- gin the task of b~uilding this yegar's / h Ickey team in the first practice of the year at 6:30 p.m. tonight on the C T e players ...…
…rj, TH MICHIGAN DAILY TTTLT R T C W FA Lrarians Assisting In Drive IRADIO I nu 'g'f olfWeeIL y June McKee National Book Week, which is be Originally "Mike" and cohorts car- ing observed this week, will find WPA ied on in even other quarters than libraries and library workers through- old University Hall . . . Room 103 out the country assisting in the drive of the Engineering Building here to gain wider popular interest in housed radio's fi...…
…Weather Probably fair today, probably fair tomorrow, probably warmer. WI4Bk VOL. L. No. 45 Z-328 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15, 1939 *_ Help Planned For Seamen Made Jobless By 'Neutrality' FDR Refuses Permissionr To Transfer Registries Of ShipsTo Panama Relief And Training ProgramProposed WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-(P)-The WPA and the Maritime. Commission announced plans today to assist some 13,000 seamen beached by the neu- trali...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICI WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15, 1939 VOL. L. No. 45 Notces. Freshmen, College 'of Literature, Science, and The Arts: Freshmen may not drop courses without E grade after Saturday, November 18. In ad- ministering this rule, students with less than 24 hours of credit are con- sidered freshmen. Exceptions may be made in extraordinary circum- stances, such as severe or long con- tinued illness. E. A. Waiter,. Assistant Dean F...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ocking Stressed As Coaches Drive Wolverines In 'ract U I _ Linemen Smith, And Nicholson Set For Work Trainer Roberts Predicts Evashevski May Play In Pennsylvania Game Every member of the Michigan football team who was not on the sidelines nursing injuries was put through a stiff blocking drill yester- day afternoon as Coach Crisler began the task of whipping his slipping Wolverines back to their former strength for ...…
…THE MICHIG XNDAIIY Clause In Fair Labor Standards Act is Seen As Answer To Child Labor' --.« c= ,' ; .. Ff ed and managed by students of tihe 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 Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the Srepublication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise cre...…
…THE M' [GAN 6ATTY soph Prom Committee Members Named, To Be Held J an. Kehoe To Head. Committeemen Of Annual Ball Court Of Honor Consisting Of 10 Campus Women Will Be Special Feature Soph Prom will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, Jan. 19, in the Union Ballroon, said Jim Kehoe, gen- eal chairman, yesterday. Kehoe also named the members of the Prom's dance committees. Assist- ing Robert Brown, control chairman, will be Robert Waldron, R...…
….f - -*I.L-..'LMLA. AJLI I -PXA A A this tiny earth may be swirling Clpiege coverage o the recent. through a dense swarm of meteorites Michigan-Life transportation confer- which may continue on through to- ence will feature the second issue of ROTC Drum and Bugle Corps will morrow morning, Dr. Heber D. Cur- the Michigan Technic which goes on tis, director of the University obser- sale today. vatories, declared yesterday. Scooping Life magazin...…
…I Fair aier. ' 5k 43aU 71Ia iij itd R 0.1 oomm . j __, 44 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUES AY, NOV. 14, 1939 PRICE Envoys e Russia - Failure Alford W. Dubs, Law Student, Killed In Automobile Accident . Conference iki's Delegates Issue statement; Indication Definite Break Seen L Move Believed Be UpTo Soviet OW, Nov. 13.-(AP)-A serious, nish delegation left Moscow e tonight after a breakdown rd attemnpt to come to terms viet Ru...…
…Students Plan Annual Dinner rof. J. Raleigh Nelson. To Invite 500 Guests; Must Reserve Tickets More than 500 invitations have en issued for the Annual Interna- )nal Dinner to be held at 6p.m., >v. 22, Thanksgiving Eve, in the pion Ballroom, Prof. J. Raleigh Nel- n, Director of the International inter, announced yesterday. All reservations for the affair, hich has been for many years the niversity's official welcome to in- rnational students, m...…
…TC: -AN eel Injury To Shelve Ed Frutig For Remainder Of IN THIS CORNER OnecMan Gang May Not Start In Penn Game ._ .. . v ,: o ei hack Shoots Thro gihCenter Of MiA h ianL mne By MEL FINEBER( .T The Same Eleven Men,:But ... This is the second in a series of columns we never thought we'd have to write. The first was written last Tuesday after the Illinois game and this, the second but possibly not the last, after the Minnesota game. A...…
…Y J A. 4 .1 -' . ed and managed by students of the University of gan under the authority of the Board in Control of nt Publications. lished every morning except Monday during the rsity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the >r republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All of republication of all other matters herein also ,ed. e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cooperation is Dinner Theme Of Panhellenic Scholarship Award Given To Phi Sigma Sigma At BanquetYesterday "Cooperation is when you and I get together for the good of me," said Harriet Heath in her talk on "Co- operation in Rushing" at the fif- teenth annual Panhellenic Banquet held at 5:45 p.m. yesterday in the Ballroom and Grand Rapids Room of the League. Nearly 800 attended the dinner at which Hope Hartwig, in her talk on...…
…THE MC1J0IGAN DAILY Law Student, 4,000 Enroll " mobile Accident In WPA Adult tend heMineafootba , Eductiou Plan cveel tiree Trapture ipsL .Allof hiiemn were treated at tie University lostaa Corresponlenlce Courses Another Casualty Predominate; Program In other autonubile casualties over Incorporated Into CCC the weekend John O'Connor, 33 years _rra d tC old, of Jackson, was killed, and Miss More than 4,000 persons were en- Dorothy Ballard, 24...…
…5kA tIaitJ Needed.AEG ood Hiam nd iEggs' Plan VOL. . No. 43 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 12, 1939 PRICE FIVE B y Minnesota, 20- Soviet Press Attacks Produce New Finnish Crisis Ik i .n N~nuim Oh!Little Brown Jug, Once More Adieu. Gophers Win Sixt] Straight Encounte- Against Wolverine Injuries Are Suffered By Bill Smith, Frut Michigan's Hopes For Penn Game D: As Kromer Injures Leg Again In Bat By MEL FINEBERG The Wolver...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ithvens Plan ' Visit Clubs In Southwest,.. 'Bombs Bursting In Air'- German Version DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN dent And Wife Leave lay; Accept Invitation Prominent Alumni SUNDAY, NOV. 12, 1939 VOL. L. No. 43 President and Mrs. Ruthven leave today to visit clubs in the seventh alumni district in a trip which will carry them through at least five states. The trip is being made in re- sponse to an invitation issued two yea...…
… me rt To Observe 50th Anniversary; Nobel Winner luel Manager Of All Dorms Illustrates Half-Century Of Expanson es . Of Absence Given Faculty Members' egin In February nued from Page 1) 1, and President Ruthven re- 1 the use of $530 from a trust for frants-in-aid to three en- ing students and for emergency administered by the academic' elors in the literary college. Lfnd H. Lamb, superintendent of s of Flint, and coordinator of Zackham...…
…TH1E MICR-IGAN DAILY Wolverines Bow To Gophers For Sixth Straight Year, 20-7 hmont Leads Powerful Rams To 13-0 Victory Over Hoosiers W YORK, Nov. 11.-(AP)-Look- fun, taking the ball on their own ;tronger every week, Fordham's nine. Smith, Frutig May Be Lost. For Penn. Tilt- Spartan Comeback Falls Short, As Santa Clara Takes 6-0 Win, Saturday's Football Results lashy Rams hung a 13 to 0 licking on ,he Indiana Hoosiers today with two tu...…
…-tkA vr~ 'ighting Iowa Team Drops Irish From Unbeaten Rank S, Kinnick Scores For Victorious Hawkeye Team Iowa Ace Plays In Fifth Consecutive Full Game; Rambler's Streak Ends IOWA CITY, Nov. 11.-(AP)-Iowa's fighting iron men toppled proud Notre Dame from the ranks of the country's undefeated football teams today. The durable Hawks, eight of whom played the full 60 minutes, shapped Notre Dame's six-game winning streak by a 7 to 6 score in ...…
…Ni BaniICHTtiB Tmrr IneguB iellenie B an qu et Will Be Tomorrow In L eague Ball r if Is Spirit Cooperation Panhellenic' e Former Students Deliver Addresses; ards To Be Given ellenic Association will hold its nual banquet at 5:45 p.m. to- in the League Ballroom. it of Cooperation in Panhel- vill be the theme of the dinner vill be attended by all sorority' ations will be based on soror- )rs and insignia.. The pin of ganization will markthe t...…
…THEMIIC NDAIA *-4 I.... , ,. . Foreign Center Plans To Show Hawaiian Fiim Aided By Ford Oreheatra, Folk Dancing Session To Begin 4 P.M. Tuesday The International Center's program today will be featured by the pre- sentation of techmcoior moving pic- tures of Hawaii by Prof. Clarence Johnston of the geology department, immediately following the regular weekly supper which starts at 6 p.m. The musical program will appro- priately be furnishe...…
…TIlE- MICHIGAN DAILY _______ "- AN DAILY Negro's Place In America Is Seen As A Deviation From Democracy d and managed by students of the University of %n under the authority of the Board in Control of t Publications. shed every morning except Monday during the ity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited-to not otherwise credited in...…
…THE MICIHIGAN-DALY Crew Of Adventurous Freighter'CityOf Flint Adams Ter Glueck To Talk OnArchaeology Studies Here Noted Research Director To Discuss Discoveries Of Jerusalem Center Dr. Nelson Glueck, director of the American Schools of Oriental Re- search in Jerusalem, will discuss the results of a three year study of archaeology in a lecture entitled, "Archaeology Today," at 4:15 p.m. Thaursday in the Rackham Auditor- iul1. In his lecture to...…
…- - - ~r~--t-~-------..--,.-.ILL- IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS a i 1' a - OEN. : Anghians* in indct.'..' oilfe Reports On Americans LARRELL: WRITES IN NEW LOCALE At KNARCISSUS, by Rtuner iden. Little, Brown and Cor- y. $2.50. Courtesy Follett's k Store. By ELBI GIENI p in the Himalayan Mountains, native-worshipped Mout Kan- ungha watching over them at work, the Sisters of the Angli- )rder sought .to establish the nt of Saint Faith. rn D...…
…1 erally gather ir, somewhat rder. Mifrti ~Iatii Editorial iout 's, Outlook do WeirNews ... PRICE FIVE CEN No. Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAIN, SATU1DAY, lOV. 11, 1939 ... .:......... late Asks Hitler After Escape From Munich S . Citizens Withdraw om Holland Prop aganda' Is Institute's Closing Topic Noted Reporter Asserts Press Appeases Hitler By fighting Communism Final Registration Total Reaches 1.217 Varsity To Try Coeac Agai...…
…Ann Arbor Achieves Reputation J A State'sConferene City By PAUL CHANDLER the large supply of speakers and oth- A University city with enough oth- er talent here which is giving Ann e er attractions to bring several dozen Arbor an increasing flux of visitors conferences and institutes and 30,- each year. The annual 000 people here each year . that Already for next year two . 1rrge the Bureau of describes Ann Arbor, Mich. conventions have announ...…
…7" Tries ToWin Brown Jug Back From Gophers ./ .,A 1. ST -1 r-r.l. We , , . We're just going ah4 s column as though ned last Saturday. N at Columbus couldI that Guggy Marcoi e world's greatest to GM put out Alexai 11. So we're off tos d what does he tell am the feedbox we f Michigan plays Min coincidence! Two to th their names be ,ter M. What a coin ey play each other. me stadium. What ichigan will win 20 HIIS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG Fo...…
…Au- and managed by students of the University of, under the authority of the Board in Control of Publications. ed evey morning except Monday during the y year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press asociated Press is exclusively entitled to the publication of all. news dispatches credited to ; otherwise credited in this newspaper. All republication of all other matters herein also t. ,o Bcd at the Post ( )fice at Ann Arbor, Mich...…
…-~ g er Patrons Invited To Annual Ball Few Remaining Tickets To Be Sold By Central Conunittee Members Patrons and patronesses for the an- nual Engineer's Ball to be held Nov. 17 in the Union Ballroom has been announced by Hugh Estes, '40E, chairman of the patrons committee and by PhilipNewnan, '40E, assistant chairman of the committee. President and Mrs. Ruthven and Dean and Mrs. Joseph A. Bursley head the 'list of patrons and patron- esses wh...…
…x ..«.. .. THE VICI ITAN DAILY., _________________________________________________________________________________ I _________________________________________________________________________ reign Affairs Till Be Topic I Dr._Woolley' ner Mt. Holyoke Head Be Guest Speaker : A.A.U.W._Supper Mary E. Woolley, president- tus of Mt. Holyoke College, will est speaker at a supper meet- t 6:15 p.m. tomorrow at the gan League sponsored by the. ration...…
…Weather, Showers today; generally fair and cooler tomorrow. Y r e 'I ff AAP Ar tr4tgan Ar e t Editorial A Coke Date Or Your iWfe? . . VOL. L. No. 41 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1939 - g PRICE FIVE CENTS 20 Students Criticize High School System At Convention Poor Secondary Education Based On Low Salaries Is Consensus Of Opinion Dr. Ernest J. Chave Discusses Religion, Intellectual immaturity made them1 hopelessly unprepare...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1939 Price To Give SpecialRecital Armistice Day In observance of Armistice Day a special carillon concert will be pre- sented at 11 a.m. tomorrow by Prof. Frank Percival Price, University Car- illoneur. The program will be given in con- junction with a general North Ameri- can program planned by the North American Guild of Carilloneurs in observance of "Peace Day," and is a protest against war and a prayer...…
