…10, THE MICHIGAN DAILY 10THE MICHI ANiAIL W' Noted Author Will Ex licate Jewish Issues Iewisohn To Talk Sunday On Anti-Semitism Rise, Solution Of Problems The answer to the Jewish question will be discussed by Ludwig Lewisohn, author of "Upstream," the "Island Within" and many other books, at 8:15 p.m. Sunday at the Rackham Auditorium under the auspices of the Hillel Foundation. In his talk Lewisohn will attempt to tell why there is a pe...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, N&V o~7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I r, .3 iwCEGL ~ors w m . t a N Ow*Mw ,.O Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Studrent 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 dispatc...…
…, .--TE MICHIGAN DAILY * FQE Through The Looking Glass' Style Show Is Today _ .. -t"> Program Told Of Panhellenic AnnualBanquet Former Students Will Be Speakers Of Evening, At Dinner In Ballroom Harriet Heath, Hope Hartwig, and Marcia Connell will be guest speakers at the annual Panhellenic Banquet, to be held at 5:45 p.m. Monday in the League Ballroom. Annabel Van Winkle, '41, chair- man of the Banquet, will be toast- mistress. Her open...…
…THE 'IC IIvAN DAVLY F IAT. Aroused Wolverine Football Squad Prepares For Min nesota .r Gopher Squad Of 36 Leaves For Ann Arbor Wildcats In Good Form For Purdue Game; llini Prepare For Wisconsin MINNEAPOLIS.-(A)- Thirty six m~embers of the Minnesota football squad left Thursday night for Ann Arbor, Mich., to meet Michigan Sat- urday. Two of the players were Qn the injured list but one, Bob Smith, was expected to be ready for action1 Satur...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN v r Reutter Stars As Sigma Chis Beat Phi Delts Sigs' 15-7 Win Puts Them In Semi-Finals; Losers Paced ByMeyer, Hurst Sigma Chi's powerhouse forged in-1 to the semi-finals of the first-place interfraternity speedball playoffs yes- terday with a decisive 15-7 victory' over Phi Delta Theta. The Phi Delts managed to remain a threat through the game, mainly through the efforts of Jack Meyer and Bill Hurst, and the b...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIAY, NOV1. 10, 1939 U U Rapp Questions Two To Prove nniversary Of Gutenberg Case Is Observed By La w Library French Picture FPA Finds Ann Arbor Little Altered By Time I cii 1 Forgery Clalm Suit Against Early Printer Is Recalled In Display Mildred Spohn Tells Jury Arranged By Naeseth She Received No Checkj In commemoration of the 500th Atr A gs, 9I anniversary of a famous law suit By MILTON ORSHEFSKY which invol...…
…Weather Generally fair and wanner; possibly showers tomorrow. LI r AAF 4JR. ~aiti Editorial Japan Tries Face-Saving . I VOL. L. No. 40 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Ship Line Flag Transfer Is Sanctioned By Committee Maritime Commission Prepares Statement For Roosevelt's Approbation Hull Still Objects; Says It Is Unneutral WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-(P)-In the midst of controversy over the United State...…
…___________ U - -- histories, biographical works, travel literature, and religious and social books. Also present are volumes of poetry as well as an almost complete representation of the country's mag- azines. Books are purchased periodi- cally, a recent addition being a series of books designed to be used in con- junction with the present series of marriage relation lectures. 'the room is used almost exclusively for its purpose of reading a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r . . School Officials Attend Meeting Kalamazoo Will Be Scene Of Annual Convocation A group of University professors will attend the annual meeting of the Michigan Association of Northi Cen- tral Colleges tomorrow in Kalamazoo. The program will start in the morning with an inspection tour of Western State Teachers College and Kalama- zoo Normal College. Prof. B. L. Stradly of Ohio Univer- sity will address the group at a ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r . r . 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 this newspaper. All rights of re...…
…Engineer's Ball Tickets Aga in Are Available Sale Will Re-Open Today; Clyde Lucas' 18-Piece Band Will Be Featured Ticket sale for the annual En- gineer's Ball to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Nov. 17 in the Union Ballroom is to be reopened and will be held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. today in the lobby of the East Engineering Build- ing and on the second floor of the West Engineering Building, according to Cruzan Alexander, '40E, in charge of ticket...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY On Passing Attack For Minnesota Invasion One Reason For Vols' Supremacy Big Ten Teams Prepare Plays For Saturday Harold Van Every Returns To Gophers' Backfield; InjuriesWeaken Squad MINNEAPOLIS-Q)-Harold Van Every, backfield star, was reported back in top shape Wednesday as the Minnesota Gophers went through another workout in preparation for their football battle with Michigan at Ann Arbor Saturday. Van Every suffered...…
…THE0MIUHTUA HouseWolverines Win I-M ames Beta Speedhall Team Defeats Lambda Chis Alpha Tau Omega Downs Chi Psi; Alpha Delta Phi Beats Phi Kappa Tait The Wolverines entered the semi- final round of the independent touch football league second place play- offs yesterday when they won from the Forestry Club eleven by a score of 21 -0. August Fabyan's passing sparked by the winners' offense, while end Jack Barry also turned in a fine game. Grant ...…
…PAGE EIGUT Prizes Offered In Aeronautics Essay Contest, Contestants To Write On Flying's Cultural Value, E. T. Martin Announces Robert H. Hinckley, chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Authority, has offered $500 for prizes for the winning entries in an essay contest, on the subject of "The Cultural Value of Flying," Edward T. Martin, '41E, president of the National Intercolle- giate Flying Club, announced yester- day. President Ruthven; Grover L...…
…=Rh / I , unsettled, may be fair. 'pg 13kp Iait!J Events.] P'rison IR . . . M, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1939 .PRICE F 39 Z-323 w Amendment Plans Ohio Pension Plan Author Is Beaten Swamped In Ohio, Holland Fires On Stra Planes Proceeding No Nazi Troops Remain Qi California Returns Edward Jeffries Leads Mayor Reading In Detroit City Election; Democrat Ahead In Kentucky Governor Race (By The Associated Press) T...…
…HIIGAN DAILY. Parent Group Opens Sessions (Coutinued from Page 1).Members of the panel included: which Mrs. Pettingill spoke again. Dr. Fritz Red], Cranbrook School in fter being introduced by. Mrs. James Bloomfield Hills; Dr. Katherine aird, national president of the Par-GAnn Arbor, Kenneth W. it Teachers' Council, she declared Morgan, director of the Student Re- .at the National Congress of Par- ligious Association; and Duncan its and Teach...…
…IIGAN D seer )rives Team To Build Up Spirit For Minneso I Light Workout By Evashevski Raises Hopes Kromer Shows Old Form In Practice; Grissen, Flora's Play Improves Long after the street lamps were turned on last night Michigan's foot- ball squad was still being driven hard by Coach Fritz Crisler in an effort to break that quite, sullen atmosphere that has been prevailing at practice the last two days. "Block, block hard- er, block sharp...…
…f to his own purpose, He is primarily interested in the factor of usefulness. The scientist's discoveries are of benefit to him only in so far as they can be applied to saleable products and consumer values. Thus, in these conferences, the University acquaints the producer with the latest discoveries and techniques which may find application in service or manufacturing processes. The -Uni- versity's technichians, in turn, derive from the prod...…
…THt.MCHIGAN DAILY 1 'gina O sgood To Be General Chairman Of P'anhelleie C Annual Dance Comitteemen Are Annocunced Tickets Head To Be Mary Hend erson; Ruth hatard And Betty Reutter Assist Virginia Osgood, ''41, was' elected general chairman of Panhellenic Ball at a meeting of Panhellenic Associ- ation field at 4:15 p.m. yesterday at the League. Oth er committeemen for the a- nual dance which will be held Friday, Dlec. 1,' are: Mary Henderso...…
…THE MICHIZYAN Di Neuropsychiatric Institute Treats Mental Patients . u Gibb Checks nds Shortage .e r k Acknowledges -repancy, But Denies Took County Money MILTON ORSHEFSKY tt M. Gibb. former county the stand for the third suc- lay yesterday told the court sed story of manipulation of nd accounts in relief trans- and for the first time, con- D Prosecutor Albert J. Rapp :re was a shortage in county unds during his period as acknowledgment o...…
…FASHION SUPPLEMENT SicF ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1939 Crepe Dress Of Bright Blue1 Is F !soci a I ef Classic Black Takes Lead For Smart Day Wear; DesignsSuit All Types Slightly Modified DirndlsReappear There comes a time in the life of every woman when she must tuck away the sweater and skirt and bid farewell to the saddle-shoes. For that fraternity dance, perhaps a day in Detroit, or maybe a faculty dinner, every college w...…
…THE MICHIGANDAILY Compact Trend Is Toward Art, Not Usefulness Different Types Serve For Every Occasion During Day AridNight Life By PENELOPE PATTERSON There's always something new un- der the sun when it c.omes to com- pacts. Each year they become less of a untility and more of a work of art. There are compacts for every occa- sion. For those glamorous night, look at those white enameled com- pacts, covered with gold leaves, whose sterns and ...…
…THlE MICHIGAN XAILY t -epe uresses Feature Color DirndIs And IJnpressed Pleats Are Still Good (Continued from Page 1) with wide waistband, decorated with flower-like buttons. Another dirndl has a hand-smocked waist with a gold or silver belt to top the full skirt. Velvet has come into its own in a flared rayon velvet skirt for that fun- damental dress which lends itself to much adaptation. With a suavely draped blouse, it is perfect for aft...…
…fU ade In F or Scarves And Mittens ow the frost is on the pumpkin the north winds are whistling id campus, making Ann Arbor ex-! rely mitten conscious and just too, intrigued with all sorts of wooly ves which enable her to defy the blasts. he trend in mittens this year ns to be toward wider and wider s, the better to stop the entrance ny stiay breezes. Tyrolean mit-. are ever popular and we noticed ne local shop a pair of this type 1 cuffs a...…
…THE-- MICHIGAN DAILY__ Necklaces Are Heavy -- 11 New Pajamas Combine Style With Comfort Just as man has developed from the monkey, so Sophomore Cabaret r f has been a direct out-growth of Soph- omore Circus Away back in the chilly month of t " { .," December, 1§27, the sophomore wom en of Michigan decided to pep up the Synthetic stones and bright me- campus by forming the Sophomore tals are combined to make the Sisters Incorporated, Amal...…
…THJ~Mc1(11GAN DAILY. Masculine Scorn For Dressy Hats Proves Ineffective Dressy hats are at last being made in several styles that can actually be worn on capiu-s College women m y at last listen to the snickering of the male populace about outrageous crea- tions and still be secure that the inu- endoes will not apply to their own latest fantasy. Among the definitely new, but not too flippant models, are the ever- popular turbans. So varied ar...…
…Weather Local light showers today; tomorrow mostly cloudy,. J'rY A6p 411-t a t t9 Editorial Is The U.S. Neutral? . . '1 M VOL. L. No. 38 Z-23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 7, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Parent Group 0pens Annual Session Here; MeetsToday Conference Will Consider Community Problems; Jay Allen Will Lecture Slosson To Speak At Meeting-Today The 10th Annual Parent Education Institute, sponsored by the Universi- ty's Extens...…
… Vast Transportation Advances Foreseen By Conference here Six-Lane Super-Highways To Span North Aerica, Says Michigan-Life Unit 9 1 F .#+ i ned the prerequisites to a more ef- New York to San Francisco in eight ective religious program for students hours by air: across the country ont n the Michigan campus at a meeting six-lane, separated super-highways by, f national student secretaries here cars travelling better than 100 miles ast Saturd...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Evashevski Given Even Chance To Start Against Minnesot Injuries, Keep M c ia I r9,,Michigwan Six Wolverines From Practice To Of Them W Savilla, Olds And Nelson - }njured In ilini ame; {?}. Paul Kromer Works Out Michigan's chances to beat Minne- sota increased 50 per cent yesterday afternoon when Forest Evashevski, .ichigan's great blocking quarter- :. back, was released from the hospital r... and given a better...........…
…MICHIGAN DAILY i1 AS OTHERS SEE IT ".'~mo w 1 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. this ne...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sqiaare ,Dance. Will Be Given AL The Union, Second in the series of square dances inaugurated this fall by the International Center will be the dance to be held from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. today in the ballroom of the Union, said J. Rally Nelson, Director of In- ternational Center, yesterday. The afternoon will be spent in learningdand practicing the various square" dance steps. Mr. Lovett, of Dearborn, will call the dances and t...…
…THE MICHI AN DAILY '' fa,-/ THE PICK OF THEM ALL FOR 3* is Chesterfield because of its right combinaion of the best American and Turkish tobaccos. Real mildness is more important in a cigarette today than ever before because people smoke more now than ever before. That's why so many smokers have changed to Chesterfield... they are finding out that for Real Mildness and Better Taste the, pick of them all is Chesterfield. You'llfind that Chest...…
… Weather Generally fair and warmner. JrY 5k ian ~Iaitr Editorial Students Don't Govern At Michigan. VO:I L. No. 37, Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 5, 1939 PRICE FIVE Senate Posts Split Between Liberals And Conservatives U.S. Defines NeutralAreas For Shippers American Vessels Banned From Warring Zo ne s By Presidential Decree Roosevelt Restates Nation's Neutrality Crowd Of 30,000 Watches Capitalize On Wolverine Fum...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Don't Look Yet,Mrs. Garner i Among the many gavels in Vice-President Garner's collection is a new one of Florida cedar carved with his likeness, cigar and all. In a playful mood, he is shown about to bring it down on the unsuspecting head of Mrs. Garner. He immediately thought better of the idea, however. Emphasis On Student Morality Refcted In Early Regulations By EMILE GELE By 1863 the University had grown Development o...…
…T-HE MICHIG-AN- DAILY Ann Arbor Here Is Today's - News In Summary Three men drove up to the fire stationi early yesterday with a fire in their car . . . It was apparently caused by a cigaret or a match. The fire men came out in good curb serv- ice fashion and extinguished the flames. Miss Fandira Crocker, sister- in-law of the late Dr. Harry Burns Rutchins, who was presi- dent of the University for 10 years, died yesterday at the home of her ...…
…__THE -MICHIGAN DAILY IlH . O ...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 credited to it or not otherwise credited in th...…
…DAY, NOV. 5,1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY resident Ruthven To Welcome Students At Initial Tea Wedu es Certain Groups Of Orientation Fur Trim Coats Smart For Campus Students Asked S o ci a l Committeewomen To Assist Mrs. Ruthven; Special Houses Invited President and Mrs. Ruthven are again; opening their home to the students of the University for the traditional Ruthven teas, the first of which will be held from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday. As in ...…
… 9 North Carolina . 17 Texas A&. 6 N.C. Mate ... ... Arkansas . . . 27 Mississippi . . . 14 Virginia . .. ..47 . . . . P7 Chicago . *. . . 0 ... . . . Vanderbilt olverine Eleven Is Upset By Inspired Fighting Illini, L6-7 Crisler's Leader Valiant In Defeat Assistant Grid Coaches Merit Recognition For Invaluable Aid By MASS GOULD Of invaluable aid is the work of Michigan's group of assistant coaches who year in and year out put their s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,. . << :"k .re. .:: Cornell . . . Colum.bia ... ...13 , !! . 7 Dartmouth .... 33 'fordham.... ... 13 Yale ........... 0 Rice............7 'I Duquesie Marquette . 21 Penn ..... 13 Navy 13 Tennessee . 6 L.S.U... 20 Alabama..... 7 .. 0Kentucky ......7 Villanova.. ...13 Detroit ........6 i : , . ;. t t_ . ., I Ohio State Takes Big Ten Lead By Drubbing Indiana, 24-0 _ S1te7 a' Buckeyes Win Third Straight ...…
…PAGE "EIGUT THE MICHIGAN DAILY w Nazis Claim Food Supply Is Sufficient Britain's Naval Blockade Will Prove Failure, Say Officials;_Grainaries Full BERLIN, Nov. 4.---German au- thorities insist the Reich has suffi- cient food to make the British block- ade absolutely ineffective. Of course, there is practically no coffee, but a Nazi invention-apple tea-is offered as a substitute for the raditional "kaffee-klatsch" or coffee- gossip hour. Prec...…
… Weather Fair and somewhat warmer. iYlg Sit tigirn :43 ,ailx Editorial Fatalism A ead To War P I VOL. L. No. 36 Z-32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 4, 1939 PRICE FIVECENTS Student Senate PollNorway Frees 76th Congress Favored Varsity City Of Flint, Kills Embargo Soars To NeSMarkseizes Nazis And Adjourns Harmon At Illino As224Cass Freighter May Have Left CeremoniesToAccompany As4a VsUnder U.S. Seamen; Signing By President; ToToGra...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY vNi GL'' """'W DAILY OFFICIAL eEhrmann Says _BULLETIN French territory, Professor Ehrmann SATURDAY, NOV. 4, 1939 said. VOL. L. No. 36 The French government, he ex- plained, realizing that Italy was Notices merely supporting Germany to get President and Mrs. Ruthven will be colonies and not to further Nazi at home to members of the faculty gains in Europe, maintained its posi- and other townspeople on Sunday, tion, despite t...…
…TlE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Seeks Fifth Straight Grid Win Today Agains I I i 4 Trosko Takes IN THIS CORNER May Punt For Over Kromer's Haifback Post Renda, Kohl, Christy And Olds Also Out Of Game; 30,000 Fans Expected (Continued from Page 1) the punting of quarterback Ralph Ehni which may account for their having scored only six points this season. But today they are expected to fill Champaign air with passes. Chuck Purvis, the Indians'...…
…V a ~ GAN DAILY Shat Price Prison Reform... AS OTHERS ,. ,. '3 - h+ of W --p and managed by students of the University of under the authority of the Board in Control of Publications. hed every morning except Monday during the y year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press ssociated Press is exclusivery entitled to the epublicationk of all news dispatches credited' to A otherwise credited in this newspaper. All republication o...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY Football Game' Will Be Heard At Open House Affair To Be At League; Assembly And Congress To Be JointSponsors Listening to the Illinois-Michigan football game is the main purpose of the radio open house, to be held from 2 to 5 p.m. this afternoon, in the League grillroom under the joint auspices of Assembly and Congress. Bridge games will be featured, and foursomnes will be axranged. Dur-. ing the periods when the game is n...…
…"ME i HIcilAs HALY 3uLittle Holland Watches,. Patrols, Her .Little 'Ma ginot Line' Flamnes Kill three Sections of Holland were placed under martial law to bolster military defense plans and to curb, espionage as reports continued that Germany might strike at her allied foes through the Netherlands. Here, a group of soldiers are seen traversing a walk near a camouflaged fort, similar to those built by the French in their Magi- not line, and b...…
…Aki Iaiti Editorial Student Senate- KDeep It Representative . PRICE FIVE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, NOV. 3, 1939 PRICE FIVE Un p.m. A box will be open from 12 noon u until. p.m. in Hutchins Hall for Lawa students.h Instruotions Listeda The following instructions were is- sued by the directors to all voters: "Put the number 1 in the, square in h front of the name of the candidate who is your FIRST CHOICE for Stu-n Iebt~ Senator. "Put...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Conilin Begins Gihb Defense Gib-eesTwoTestify Accounts Given By Rempp And Crittenden Reveal DiscrepancyOf $5,525 Attorney John W. Conlin opened his defense of Emmett M. Gibb, for- mer county clerk charged with em- bezzlement, yesterday by calling up two witnesses to explain his charge Athat instead of a shortage of $5,547 in relief funds, there actually was a discrepancy of $5,525.93 in Gibb's favor. The two men-County Trea...…
…TH E MCHI GAN DAILY Ann al Parley Of Accountants To Be Nov. -1 Round Table Discussions And Lectures Highlight Conference Program The 15th annual Michigan Ac- counting Conference, sponsored by the Michigan Association of Certi- fled Public Accountants, will be held here Friday, Nov. 10, Prof. R. P. Syiggs, of the economics department and the School of Business Adminis- tration, announced yesterday. president Ruthven will deliver an address of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Interfraternity Ball Will Be Held At 9 P.M. Today At' FRIDAY, 1NOV. 3,1939 Union Ball Co-Head And Jacksonville Guest Student Opinion To Decide Fate Of Spring Ball Past Money Losses Cause Art Council's Decision On OnlyCostume Ball Student opinion will decide wheth- er the annual Architects' Ball will take place next spring. Art Council, the organization un- der the auspices of which the Ball is held, has decided not to hol...…
