… 'Wegsn-ather Light snows colder. C, r Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Iit Editorial CtOj atiulatlo Ii-, To Caanc VOL. LI. No. 54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS President To Seek His Legions 'Invaded' Greece New Tax Revenue Roosevelt Extends Credit To Chinese Government; Bessarabia Begins Revolt For Defense Costs White House Conference Eliminates Possibilities Of General Sales Tax Congre...…
… Weather Partly cloudy, snow flurries. Y2 Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication :4i aiti Editorial Wht The W r All About? VOi. LI No. 55 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1940 Z-23 PRICE FIVE CENTS I s Nazi U-Boats Attack Seven British Ships Sings Today Berlin Fears RurnanianNazjs Reported Speeding Menace To War Efforts Nar Ire land Planes Continue Sea Raid; U.S. Receiving Stations Pick Up SOS Signals For Period Of 14 Hour...…
… W eather Continued Cold. Yig iflfr iga 444brp 4:3 attg Editorial One Activity That's Worthwhile Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. L. No. 56 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S Offlicials Are Reported Considering Credit Grants Nine Government Heads Said To Be Discussing War Loans To Britain British Committee May Be Sent Here WASHINGTON, Dec. 3--M)-The whole question of British financial ...…
… Weather Snow and colder. Y G Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~~Iaitpj Editorial For Dr. Rutliven And The Regents , VOL. LI. No. 57 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Britain Is Called 'Good Loan Risk' By U.S._Official Addresses Bankers Jesse Jones Backs Credit To 'Bankrupt' England; New Envoy Is Sent Here House Of Commons Hears Plea For Aid WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-()-Spec- ulation on the possibili...…
… Weather Fair and Warmer. LY Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication 4:IaiIt Editorial 1t', Tille Tlo Stop witch Hunting VOL. LI. No. 58 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1940 Z-23 PRICE FIVE CENTS Greek s Force Italians From Maj or Bases Galens Crippled Children Drive Begins Today Honor Society Will Sell Tags In Traditional CharityEffort Medical Group Members Will Be At Important City And Campus Points ...…
… Wveather Cons'ider.a3byCloaudys C, I. Il r Sit igau ~Iai4ll Editorial -alens M o es lnto Home stretilh . Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LL No. 59 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverine Cagers To Meet Spartans Hockey First Over Squad Will Seek Victory Of Year Western Ontario Fitzgerald To Start In SpiteOf Injury By NORM MILLER Banking heavily on a pair of six- foot four inch bea...…
… Weather Cloudy; possibly light snow. Y i' e Sit ian Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~Iaitx Editorial Credits To Greaw Britain .. . VOL. LI. No. 60. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1940 Z-323 PrCE FIVE CENTS Wolverine Cagers Whip State, 42-14,' Varsity Pucksters Bow To Mustang Squad, 5-4 Greeks Capture Delvino In Initia Sofiak's Nine Points Pace Varsity; Brogan, Ruehle Each Account For Eight Spartans Register Only Fiv...…
… 0 Weather frig Awfig.an Iit Editorial Merchants, It's Up To You ,.. Cloudy, considerably cooler. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS 34 Candidates Put On Ballots ForFrolic,Ball Elections Here Judiciary Councils Choose Freshmen And Seniors For 17 Dance Positions; Four AreUnopposed Classes Will Vote At Polls Tomorrow Thirty-four candidates will co...…
… Weather Cloudy; light snows Y 2~ Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Ar tt Editorial A New Dea-i In J-Hopw VOL. LI. No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENS Frosh Frolic, Ball Positions Will Be Filled At PollsToday Contest Expected To Draw 600 Sienior, Freshman Votes From Campus Balloting To Open 10 A.M. On Carpus Seventeen positions on the Senior Ball and Frosh Frolic dance com- mittees will be ...…
… 'weather Jr Possible snow and colder. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication jIatt~ Editorial How Self-Sufficient Is America?... I VOL. LI. N. 63 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS PhiKappa Phi To Initiate 60 Faculty Men, SeniorsToday Prof. Titiev Will Discuss Peaceful Philosophies Of HopiIndian Tribes Banquet To Be Held At 6:15 In League Five members or the faculty and 55 University seniors will...…
… Weather -igmmu. Snow and Colder. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Iait j Editoria Jurisdictional Strikes Condemned . VOL. LI. No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Britain May Name Eden Ambassador Replacing Lothian Don't Pass Them By -Buy A Goodfellow Daily Monday Italian Forces Flee British Blitzkrieg On Egyptian Front Warship May Transport Body Through Atlantic War Zone For Burial Deat...…
… Weather Continued cloudiness with snow flurries; warmer. LY Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Iait j Editorial lkegitwing of . New Regime VOL. Ll. No. 65 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Italians Flee Desperately On All Fronts Regents Accept $14,000 Gifts To Augment Scholarships Dental, Medical Schools, Sorosis, 3 Trust Funds Receive Financial Aid; Total Of$15,800 Given Sabbaticals Gra...…
…PERSPECTIVES University Of Michigan Literary Magazine rOLUME IV, NUMBER 2 Supplement to THE MICHIGAN DAILY DECEMBER, 1940 THE BURNT LEMON .By James Turner Jackson SCAR always scrubbed his hands hard-diligently--a5ter shaving Mr. Williams, some- times using a fresh towel to ipe them with. Not that he didn't be- imself up to Mr. Williams, but he anted to avoid any direct contact. Mr. Williams was a Cathol c. And hat's more, often went to mass ...…
… W eather <Y Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ilx Edtorial Freedom OfnThought And The United Stata VOL. LI. No. 66 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1940 Z-32 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverine Quintet Whips Ypsi, 36-16; Natators Varsity Five Gives Poor Exhibition; Penn Loses SwimmingMeet, 51-23 Swimmers Take All First Places By NORM MILLER Save for a brief but prolific out- burst of scoring at the start of the second half, the Wo...…
… sy' , '' 'F. weather Rain, the bane of all Gooadfellows. JYr Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Iat33 Editorial. Be A Real Goodfello~w VOL. LI. No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1940 Z-23 PRICE-ANY DONATION Goodfellow Army Launches British Forces Move Across Libyan Frontier1 English Claim R.A.F. Downs 2PlanesHit F"ascist Bases Graziani's Troops Retreat From Border Regions; Dust Storm Hampers Offensive .Of Enem...…
… P Weather Light. snow- somiewhat colder. 2 Lift :43aiti Editorial :rlti-strike Leislati«o- Is it fair To ILabor'. 1 Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1940 Z-323 'PRICE FIVE CENTS FDIR Returns From Cruise To Speed Up Rearmament~ Knudsen May Be Named Defense Commission's Chairman; Emergency Termed Terribly Urgent Tool Makers Urged To Increase Output WASHINGTON, Dec. 16. -()...…
… Weather Clorud v- 4id warmer. LY Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ilatt Editorial Yuletide Seasoni And Th le ,Time ,, VOL. LI. No. 68 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Advance In Libya Continues; British Pound Italian Base Conducts Today Capture Of More Frontier Posts Claimed; Fascist Communications Periled Important Position Seized By Greeks (By The Associated Press) CAIRO, Egypt. Dec. 17....…
… W eather Light rain and warer. Y2 Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~Iaitii Editorial How Good Are Y o u, Mi . American Voter~ VOL. LL No. 69 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1940 Z-23 PRICE FIVE CENTS Prof. Randall Chosen To Be Henry Russel Lecturer In '41 Highest University Award Is Given For Research To Physics Professor News Announced To Faculty Men Prof. Harrison M. Randall of the physics department was announced a...…
… W eather Light rain and colder. LY Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Iaiti Editorial Cooperation With 3Mexico? VOL. LI. No. 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1940 Z-323 (PRICE FIVE CENTS Britain Negotiates With U.S. For Arms Notre Dame Whips Wo verie Cagers 37-27; IRiska Stars Mandler Is High Scorer For Michigan's Team In One-Sided Contest Irish Enjoy Lead Of 21-11 At Half (Special to The Daily) SOUTH BEND, Ind....…
…THE MICHTAN DATTSY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1940 '....::: ... 1 11 Li 111 1 V 11 1 l.)' 1- 1 \ S.D L' f 1 L' 1 " - ..,.__,_. _..,......._Y_._ ,., _~ _., Windt Expresses Admiration For Former Campus Actress Post-Season Participation Is-Undecided (Continued from Page 1) Common People Of Europe Didn't Want War, Student Says By HOMER SWANDER "May Michigan have many more like her!" Thus Valentine B. Windt, Director of Play Productions, ex- presse...…
…THE MICHIGAN . .E 3 ~ C ~ Y~ .L "lIX TUESDAY. DECEMBER 3.__ 1940 THi ie Tt L v l l 'H 1\ L rb IV1' IA l MlV""1AAa, a. .,a ., .. ,.71/4-X1} ji{.!lii lUL' 11 J} la7YV I _.: _ i t Seger _Will SpeakTomorrow i Gerhart Seger, former member of the German Reichstag, will speak un- der the auspices of the local Commit- tee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the lec- ture room of the Rackham Building. "The German Fifth ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY =DINESD3A , DECE-'IDER 4, 1940 Jib r...........a. . 1.N...a. . .ed.... Anthropologist' Will Interpret NegroStudies Professor At Northwestern Will Discuss Findings Of LongInvestigation "The Negro in the New World" is the topic to be discussed by Melville J. Herskovits, chairman of the an- thropology department of Northwest- ern University, in a University lec- ture to be held Friday in the Rackham Amphitheatre. Professor H...…
…"_______-I-___ T-H E 1 HIGAN- DAttY T aSf IFC To Hold Holiday Party For Children University Tumbling Club Will Appear; Magician To Give Special Show With plans for the third annual Christmas Party held by Interfrater- nity Council for Ann Arbor school children already well under way, local business men have assured Council members of support of the project. When the.doors of Hill Auditorium open to the kids at 4 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13, more th...…
…THIE MICHIG~AN> DAILY FRIDAY, fDECEMfi 6. 1940 _ I -- - - -- --' .- .aarar L/i VaiaiY/a. a V) 1 1ZV Hopwood Rules Are Announced For Freshmen Bader, Bredvold, Robbins Are Appointed To Judge Entries Of Contestants Regulations governing the 1940-41 Hopwood Contest for Freshmen in the fields of essay, prose fiction, and poetry writing were annunced. In each of these fields, three prizes of $50, $30, and $20 are offered. Any freshman regularly...…
…THE MICHIGAN D A TT.V RATrunAV- nV4PV.MUV*. I taAa TH M CH IN i. A LI1V] W3. i'M X s'l~A pxJ ,,urivlnrtG 7, iu4U 9 *w ,r lNewman Club Will Welcome Msgr. Babcock St. Mary's Student Parish Will Sponsor Breakfast; Many Alumni To Attend Monseignor Allan Babcock of St. Mary's Student Parish will bp honored by the Newman Club at a special Communion Breakfast at 11:15 a.m. Sunday in the Union. Father Babcock was formerly the pastor of the Chape...…
…THE AlICHIGAN DAILY i . s' 3aV ThPPVMnKfl L.1940 THE MICHT4AN flATLYM1S summon= hr :-Y Student Vote Will Pick 'Santa Claus' (Continued from Page 1) Dlic'k Strain, '42, won the nomina- tion. of Annabel Van Winkle, '41, president of Panhellenic Association, on the basis of his experience with IFC and thespian affairs. The rosy cheeks and big stature of Paul Chandler, '41, city editor of The Daily, got him the support of Irving Guttman, ...…
…i Micil , L I I P, -- k 11, y TUESDAY, DEC THE MICHIGAN B:.... . xaTTY.TESDA. r. Gould Elected New Chairman At Union Meet National Convention Holds Session At Philadelphia; Group Hears Educators Douglas Gould, '41, president of the Michigan Union, was elected perman- ent chairman of the Convention of College Unions held at the University of Pennsylvania campus in Philadel- phia last-weekend. Frank Oakes, so- cial director of the Union, and...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN A~. .. k .'II itA I. . LV WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11_ 1940 THE MTCHTE~ANT flArTV WrnN'r.,/1n ,[. 1 L' 1%1,J? t 1n .a*.aa.a . , a., % u Field To Give Talk In Naval Lecture Series 'The Navy Afloat' To Deal With Types Of Vessels In American Service Lieut. Commander Wells L. Field of the Naval Reserve Officers' Train- ing Corps will present the third in a series of lectures on the navy, its purposes and organization at 4 p....…
…THE MII GAN 6 -1 l.ILI THUR$DAY. DECEMBER 12, 1940 Df4ILY OFFICIFIL BULLETIN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940 VOL. LI. No. 63 Publication in the Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices To Members of the Faculty, Staff and Student Body: Attention of everyone is called to the Lost and Found department of the Business office, Room 1, University Hall. In- quiry concerning lost articles should be mad...…
…THE Tvi i rHT r. i 7"Ir s Y VVrnAkV InrA*IVILMIMT.* 19 4AAA .". aTCaTT... Iva 1T\,t . a 1 L-l.~.1Y'Y l 'I . . A L A A~ ,'h A tr hiBE9 13 40 ok Messiah 'Iickets INow Available Ann Arbor Policemen Ranjk As Best Pistol Shots In State More Goodfellow Salesmen Are Needed, Mascott Says f- Students have been advised to ap- ply 'immediately for admission slips to the Choral Union's traditional pre- sentation of Handel's "Messiah" which will ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1940 TITI~ MTCUuE7~AN DAIlY SATURDAY, r)~CEMB~a 14, 194@ New Peloru Gifts Increase 6 Scholarships Regents Accept $15,800 At DecemberMeeting (Continued from Page 1) ing mechanics and metal process- ing departments, respectively, were granted leaves of absence because of illness. The leave of absence prev- iously granted Prof. Howard Y. Mc- Clusky of the Education School was extended by the Regents t...…
…Page Two 'PERSPECTI VES THE BURNT LEMON ...Continued from Page 1 ta with dust-strings and old insect- '.1b coated with woodsilt which accum- ul:ted on it for so many years. Not until later did he remember that thers would be no servants' entrance, that even if there were one it would be closed. Igo one lived there to let him in any- way. By himself he passed it, noticing the wall, high and thick, and the doors, douile and dusty, set in a p...…
…r TTIP IVCrHfirA AN lTV A4ITVnAV IhV.VV Vlk Ilt 16AA .- 1 U 11.11.-1 A1- 11 J 1 -zu IIAX, t Ji-iVI S ~BAAI. ,~4,aY Lz. 15 l y4'V F Ann Arbor Couple Adopts Typo Typo has a home. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Barry, of 1225 Ferdon Road, Ann Arbor, wrote finish to the near-tragic story of The Daily's adopted dog yester- day when they picked the six weeks- old female puppy from among all others in the city pound. Mr. Barry told Daily reporters tha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, DECEBER 16, 1940 _ .. _ In The Goodle floW Drh~ei~s S~cir Will Highlight White's Article Issue Featuring Stories By Cissel And Adanis 1o Go On Sale Today Featuring an article by Prof. A H White of the chemical engineering department on his experiences in in- dustry and the early history of his de- partment at the University, the Mich- igan Technic will make its third ap- pearance of the year today. Other leading...…
…A4 tI'V''T l" AA T fTI AIT Xr f 4fMfSFF! '1t rt Mr f+ w.rar!ww r w.ww .tom ...r Geographers Will Convene In Louisiana James And MacMurray Will Present Papers At Annual Convention Prof. K. C. MacMurray and Prof. P. E. James, both of the geography department, will attend the thirty- seventh annual meeting of the Asso- ciation of American Geographers to be held Dec. 27 and 28 at Baton Rouge, La. At the meeting, Professor James will present a tw...…
…PAGE TWO TNF MICUTir-A N n A iii' v wv11vrz A w tltYt *tW 7t Yt 'fa 1 w AA 1 LiIP M I TfhA T~ .AA1iYri 1. n 1 V. A ...l! 1 L Y j W DINi 10 SDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1940 U lire Fighters Attend Classes Between Calls,_ChiefReports Ann Arbor The popular notion that all a fireman does when he is not pouring water on a fire is sit around the station and play checkers certainly does not describe the Ann Arbor fire department, according to Fire Chie...…
…MNOE TWO THE MIC H I GA N DAILY TIURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1940 _. Development OfBook Bindings Traced In New Library Exhibit Fifteenth Century Work often tooled. A "chain book" which Of Italian Craftsmen Is Ineluded In Display An exhibit of book bindings from the old Italian, executed by master craftsmen, to those done at the University of Michigan bindery within the past year, is featured this week in the cases on the first floor of the Ma...…
…THE MICHIGAN D AILY FRIDAY, Will Take Part Jn Conventions Theatre, Language Meets Will Attract Members Of English Department Six members of the English depart- ment will attend the holiday meet- ings of various professional societies throughout the nation. Prof. Kenneth T. Rowe will be pres- ent at' the convention of the Ameri- can Educational Theatre Association to be held in Washington, D.C., and Prof. Mentor L. Williams will go to the s...…
… SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE _. i Nebraska ...... 20 SKansas State . . . Duquesne . ... Carnegie Tech . . 14 Fordham . . 7 NYU . . . ......26 . . . . . . . 0 Stanford . . California . ..j..13 Tennessee . Vanderbilt . . .. . 20 Duke ... . .. ..0 Pittsburgh ..,.. 12 .. ... . 7 Navy . . . . . . . . . 14 Army. .. . ... . . * 0 Boston College .. . 7 Holy Cross . . . . . . 0 London A.C. Whips Wolveri...…
… TUESDIAY, bf-AEM1 4lt 3, 1,44 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P.F~G Tllflf' Michigan Ranked Third In Final Associated Press R atings ,._.........dw.«.,,. . _n_,_._.,__. ®._.__...,....,...._.._.w...a___..._.._.. ._.. _ .. . ...._ w....._ ..._.i den wirtehafter's DAILY DOUBLE :: W A 11owl Of Soup . The Double was very sad yesterday when it noticed that Nebraska had been selected to represent the East in the Rose Bowl classic New Year's Day. It was ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY I'ACGE TIIR'rE vI_'~s _ s s. --Y ti . d don wfrtchafter's DAILY DOUBLE 1' Trials Of An After-Dinner Speaker . . . Healthy; happy, and filled with roast pork, Wally Weber dropped into Ann Arbor yesterday just long enough to take a deep breath, change his clothes and start back on his goodwill tour. The Double cornered the good-natured Wolverine freshman grid coach at the Administration Building where he was straig...…
… !JcR I I Iki PGEtU % . .......... . ....... . .. ... .. ... . .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. . lagers Prepare For Saturday's Opener Against Spartans Ito e don wirtehafter's I DAILY DOUBLE I H. G. Salsinger, the cigar-chewing sports editor of the Detroit News, came forth wit- the story yesterday that Michigan could have played in the Rose Bowl if the Board in Control of Physical Education had approv...…
… '1 CIE MICHIGAN DAILY rAcr 1,-tfPFF THE..MIC.I.AN...AILY............. Debate Squad To Enter Meet i t Engineers 'Spoofuncup To fleA warded ThesdCay 1 The Men's Varsity Debat squadl will participate in the second West- ern Conference debate in two days when Arthur L. Biggins, '41, and John T~~iiv~t~n 'Al m n i n - - T-,- Union on the non-decision debate question, "Resolved: That the Pow- ers of the Federal Government should be Decreas...…
… .EMR 90 THE MICHIGAN lAILLY Oagers Open Against Spartans; Sextet To Facee Mustangs Big Ten To Act On Rose Bowl Question Today Sophomore Mandler At Pivot Post; Ontario Brings HighScoringTeam' _____ 4._-- - ---- __ Robert Oweni, lll Billy oi ninate All-Independent Football Squad Michigan, Indiana, Ohio State In Of Post Season Iowa, Favor Game CHICAGO Dec. 6.-4P)-Two im- portant questions gripped athletic directors, football coaches an...…
… XO4OC -._, ...._ 1 Prof. Pollock Will Give Talk At CityForum Two Ann Arbor Attorneys Also Scheduled To Lead Discussion Tomorrow A University professor and two A4nn Arbor attorneys will lead a round-table discussion on "The Sig- nificance of the State and National Election of 1940" at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Ann Arbor Community Forum. The meeting will be in Pattengill Auditorium of Ann Arbor High School. Professor James K. Pollock, of the ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THUML Tom Harmon Chosen Most Outstanding Athlete Of 1940 Gridiron Star Takes, Title By Wide Margin Greenberg, Tiger Outfielder, Is Named Runner-Up In Sports Experts' Poll NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-(A)-Named to the All-America football team two years in succession an voted winner of the Heisman Trophy as this year's No. 1 football player, Tommy Harmon of Michigan reaped fresh honors to- day as he was chosen the outstandin...…
… iYEEk ERi1 940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Trli . _.. ____ __ ..___,,.. __ ..._ _a. _ i t7 lXL AKIXd b !sum -I-- " + ' s .-rn-v.-. ,..ft., t ') . r , - ' z,, k hristmas Gift Finder w ________ f p s ', '>, ' % " 3 < He'll surely appreciate anAro ": Wehv a hir. Chose:romourwidlSc and F ~~~lcction of patterns, colors, andCa e u .Pn in 24t whites. They're priced at . .. $60e50I~cnnn vrou o F.,::..1$2.00 and $2.25 Will Save Time an...…
… THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940 THE MIC"R f-AN )Aii.V IPA!"-v sx vv 1 11 i..54 1x1. 5 L 11L1%,A .tvfL\11 J .HL L A Z. I~W ~~ YAUL 1'HKEr: S Low.rey Just Plain Double Trouble Men have no imagination. For years and years and years they have been playing the same old sports. In the fall they kick a football, in the winter they chuck a basketball, in the spring they also make passes. Boring, n'est ce pas? What male has yet burned with originali...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. news of the dorms By GLORIA NISHON and DAVE LACHENBRUCH J So there'll be plenty of stuff hap- pening this week-end, teas, parties, dances, carol sings and -can you think of anything else? - oh yes, dinners, too, we guess. Yup, the first item we have is a dinner, Jordan, it says, donned formal attire for its faculty din- ner last night. The Christmas theme, of course, was predominant in the decorations. The new Jor- d...…
… OAX, ImecElvWL-It 14, 1940 THlE MVICHIIGAN DAILY Wolverine Quintet Plays Host To Michigan Normal' Today don wirtehafter's DL AIL Y DOUBLE The OSU Answer... Action came just when we asked for it. Our learned friend, John Dietrich, sports editor of the OHIO STATE LANTERN, penned his ideas on the swimming schedule problem in his column yesterday. John didn't take long. He was brief, but powerful, but senseless. Here is the Buckeye angle: "M...…
