…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEB. :4, 1939 UU THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Editor Gets Told .. . I 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 summ r Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches c...…
…"'9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEB. 25, 1959 _ __ W____ __ ._. _.._._.. ______-----_ . .... .____ __..__....-. _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY -Ijt :- i Y'i .. Y^. The Editor Gets Told - -I --max . "'). w a4rNtarNn4$oc n W4F" n.e . tem..,;w...e, 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 an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UGAN DAILY I The Editor Gets Told V. w1 di and managed by students of the University, of an under the authority of the Board in Control of t Publications. shed every morning except Monday during the ity year and Sumni r Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All of republication 9...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICHIGAN DAILY -'I I 31 .-s s-= - 3 Edited and managed by students of the University of ichigan under the authority of the Board in Control of tudent Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the niversity year and Sumni r Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the se for republication ;of all news dispatches credited to t or not otherwise credited in this...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 PaeFu.H.MCIA.AL StraFbray1,13 r Girls, Your Names In Print (Continued from Page 3) Stewart, Pontiac; Doris Anderson, Chi- cago; Stephanie Kroll, Detroit. Virginia S. Mintzer, '39; Harriet Wil- son, '39; Marie Sundley, Miami, Fla.; Dorothy A. Mussellmann, Bettysburgh, Pa.; Mrs. Robert J. Demund, Detroit; Ora Froft, '41, York, Pa. Kappa Nu Blanche Smookier, Muskegon; Elaine Rosenberg,...…
…THE MIChiG AN DAILY Girls, Your Names In Print (Continued from Page 3) Stewart, Pontiac; Doris Anderson, Chi- cago; Stephanie Kroll, Detroit. Virginia S. Mintzer, '39; Harriet Wil- son, '39; Marie Sundley, Miami, Fla.; Dorothy A. Mussellmann, Bettysburgh, Pa.; Mrs. Robert J. Demund, Detroit; Ora Froft, '41, York, Pa. Kappa Nu Blanche Smookler, Muskegon; Elaine Rosenberg, Detroit; Babette Berg, '40; June Eisner, '40; Jean Goldstick, '42; Betty...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ig To Begin For League And Judiciary TryoutsForPigInA Poke' To Be Held TodayAnd Tomorro Pleats Are Graceful Parts Offered I'Weddings, Engagements Births { To All Eligible Announced At Opening Of Term unior W oineie Prof. and Mrs. James Marshall and is a graduate of Harvard Law Plumer have announced the birth of School. -XPayment Of Class Dues a son, Langdon John on Feb. 11, 1939 The marriage of Helen Jean Ed- Is Required;...…
…W.WNWT, XT i5 139THE MICHIGAN DAILY R ay-Qf'Band Is Announced Intramural Debators To Meet mom- r Novel Widget 'Cotton Pickers' Will Play Here Friday, Feb.24 Dorothy Derrick, Featured With MKinney's Band; To Have Floor Show I McKinney's Cotton Pickers will play for the "Pay-Off," to be given at 9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 24, in the ball- room of the League, Barbara Heath, '39, music chairman, announced yes- terday. The Cotton Pickers, a colored ban...…
…Ar, FE. 16, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE3 ue Barron Will Play For Assembly Ball Friday, March j -- .> Moping On The Mall, By Meandering Minnie THE week end of the year has past and all the battered husks that pass for students have crept back to tife campus and their favorite pipe courses. After all, spring is coming, and one must plan for plenty of outdoor exercise. Take care of your body, Mazie, she said, munching on a raw carrot-...…
… T ME MICHIGAN DAILY PAC To Be Topic. Of Women's Debates Caduceus Ball Patrons Named By Chairman, Faculty Of Medical School Included On List; Affair1 To Be Tuesday At Union President and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven head the list of patrons, , patronesses and chaperons for the sixth annual Caduceus Ball to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tuesday in the Union Ballroom, Mahlon S. Sharp, '39M, chairman of chaperons, an- nounced yesterday. The lis...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Will Play At Frosh Frolic Friday, March I Jeanne Burt Will Appear At Pay-Off Puerto Rican Disagrees - - Four Out Of Five Are Beautiful, Yes? Artist's Dance 11 I To Be Oriinal Tickets Can Be Purchased At Desk In League Lobby Jeanne Burt '40Ed, will dance at the Pay-Off, to be given from 9 p.m to 1 arm. Fridav it was an- r(eddings k and . I ngagements Mr. and Mrs. Rex MacKenzie of Oak Park, Ill., recently announc...…
…HtD MICHIGANDAILY Ball Committee v7 l f Charlotte Houk States Names Of Chairmen Eligibility Cards Needed; Meeting Of Ticket Group Will Be Held Monday The list of committee members for Assembly Ball, to be held Friday, March 3, in the ballroom of the League, was announced yesterday by Charlotte Houk, '39, general chair- man. The decorations comittee, headed by Frances Burgess, '39A, is com- posed of: Grace Helen Barton, '41; Sally Corcoran...…
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…1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Feb. 27 Is Set AsOpeningDay For Interviews McCormick Scholarship Applicants To Be Heard Next Week At . League Applications for the three divisions of the Ethel McCormick Scholarship, of 100 dollars each, will be accepted by the Undergraduate Council of the League from Monday, Feb. 27 until Saturday, March 4. The three scholarships which are given each year by the League are open to sophomore and junior women who have ...…
…Y, FEB. 24, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WAGE FIVE Mortarboard's AnnualPay-OffDance To Be Tonight At I ieague Cotton Pickers' Ae To Provide Music Tonight Informality Is. Stressed With Vegetable Corsage, SkirLs And Sweaters Pay-Off, annual sweater - skirt dance sponsored by Mortar Board, will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the ballroom of the League. It is a women's invitational affair, and all campus women are invited to attend, Jenny ...…
…'fHEiMICHIGAN DAILY- PAGE FIVE SATURDAY. FEB. 25,19.39- illill ll I ilillillillillilillililillillilil lilililiN - - - Frank Dailey's Band To Play For Capitalist Ball, March 17 p _ . ' Barlara Bush To Be Vocalist For Orchestra Price Of Tickets To Be $2; Will Go On Sale Monday At Union And Wahrs -Frank Dailey and his orchestra will play for the Capitalist Bill, annual dance given by the School of Busi- ness Administration, to be held f...…
…TlIE MICHIGAN DAILY euth Annual Slide Rule Ball To Be Held Friday, Mar thvens Plan Announcement Chairmanships 20 omen Enter Intramural De ednesday Tea Of Scholarship Of Committees _____________s___ Pial Guests Tv Include Petitions Made Graduate To Be Married Date Of First Ball Tickets Still On Sale om -a G s T o In clu d ew , T ue ~h31 bates 330 pm. to 5:30 p.m. ssday, and Wednesday ' Walton Rodger Is General Chairman; Decorations Committe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,. .. i Debate Series 'drty Line By the Neighbor I I Will Lead broadcast 1\ Final Tryouts Will Be Given I Once upon a time, this quiet little town of Ann Arbor really let down its hair and had itself a time-and, unless you were entertaining Enza (of the "Flu" family) at the time, you've probably guessed that last weekend was it. No foolin'! Even the lawyers relaxed--if wearing a stiff shirt and tails can be called r...…
…Saturday, February 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PnA Five SatudayFebuary11,1939THE ICHGAN AIL W v GA Prehistoric Melodrama Java ~o es To The J-FIoP .. By Eugene O'Petersen Pithecanthropus Jones Has His Big Night Gala Event Of Neolithic Age, Or Is It Oligocene? - Anyway It's Plenty Prehistoric I.. (The scene is a cave. Mr. and Mrs. Neanderthal Mann are seen seated on neighboring stalagmites. It is a blus- tery winter day, and a roaring fire...…
…Februoary 11, 1939 T H E. M i CH I GAN DAILY Pae Five Febrary 1, 939 HE ICHIAN-AILYp,,. C 1-i V A Prehistoric Melodrama J ava Goes To T he J'- FIop ..P By Eugene OPtre Pi thecanth ropus Jones Has His Big, Night Gala Event Of Neolithic Age, Or Is It Oligocene? - Anyway It's Plenty Prehistoric (The scene is a cave. Mr. and Mrs. Neanderthal Mann are seen seated on neighboring stalagmites. It is a blus- tery winter day, and a roaring fire is...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES A' ini Tops Varsity, 35-20; Track Team Meets State Tonigi Dehner Sparks Illinois To Win Over Michigan Harmon's 15 Tallies Keep Wolverines In Running Until Visitor's Spurt (Continued from Page 1) as the pressure mounted and Michi- gan was through for the evening. Even though Dehner played the best game he ever has against a Michi- gan team, he was pressed for scor- ing honors by a battling Tom Harmon who would just...…
… ght Training [ow Available To Applicants Upperclassmen To Be iven Flying Instruction iring Second Semester Alications for the flying course, ored by the Civil Aeronautics rity and recently accepted by oard of Regents, can be secured at the aeronautical engineer- epartment, Room 47, East En- 'ing Building. nty students will be selected to e flying instruction this semes- rhich will qualify them for a e pilot's license. More than idents have al...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Book Exchange Shown In Operation Health Service Reports More Students Ill The widespread but mild epidemic of an unknown respiratory tract in- fection continued yesterday as 15 more students reported to the Health Service, of whom only five could be admitted. No serious complications have aris- en as yet, Dr. William M. Brace said yesterday, and the Health Service is taking every precaution to prevent the development of pn...…
…SHE MIHJ AN DAILY F oct ors May Utilize Music As Treatment usic, but not the swing variety, Ssoon be used to aid in medical ttment, it is revealed in a book lished recently by Dr. Edward >lsky, of Brooklyn. r. Podoisky said that experiments im showed that soft music has finite anesthetic effect, and that ibert's Ave Maria will quiet rav- maniacs. Music Affects Heartbeat ientists have long studied the hological effects of music upon an beings...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT ;rades Road To Barcelona Is Strewn With War Wreckage Are Received By 49 Students ? Persons Gain Honor In Literary College; One In Architecture College Final Marks Issued Xl-"A" records were made last nester by 49 students enrolled in School of Forestry and Conser- tion, the School of Music, the pool of Education, the College of chitecture and the College of Liter- ire, Science and the Arts, Robert Williams, assistant ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fussell Denies Divine Belief Before 2,000 rplins Concept Of Space From Four Viewpoints During Morning Lecture (Continued from Page 1) verse, the results are most disap- nting. 'urther, Lord Russell queried, is re anything in the result of evolu- i of which to be particularly proud? )lution produces degenerate ani- Is as well as perfect. When he re- ts that one-quarter of the world's ome is devoted to mass murder, n supposed...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ified Relief Policy Seen Vital 'o Reduce Suf fering And Waste Belgian Police Storm Spanish Consulate In Brussels (Continued from Page 1) at no one is deprived of the basic cessities of life, they insist, com-' ,ritive merits of alternative forms of sistance are only of theoretical im- irtance. Nor can the forms of relief bej vorced from consideration of the encies that administer them, local, ate and national. Federal ex...…
… j THE MICHIGAN DAILY WENESDA University Wind Tunnel Benefits Plane Research The eight-foot University wind tunnel has played an important part in recent developments in industrial and military aeronautical research, it was learned yesterday. "Whenever any radical change in design or in the size of an airplane is undertaken," a recent statement by the Department of Engineering Re- search declares, "it is essential that the effect of the chan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY f AF, ftlk. 024, 1939 --- - -- - ----- ------------------- --- - ----------- May Festival Will Bring M~any Famous Artists To Ann Arbor May 10-13 Y .S ^ . :Pa '. F. - 1 : 2 2k s ss & R N Incldedin he rrayof 2 cncet sloiss ad esem le roup wh wil peset th 46h a nua Ma Fesiva ar: (bov fro let t riht) Elizbet Wy orcontalt ; G orgs E esco vilinst nd uestcon uct r; lady Sw rth utsop ano;and Ric ard Bonllibarton . A ong th re r ...…
…r "t. "HE MICHIGAN DAILY 4A TUIMAY. THaIHGNDIL A~LY Hillel Players' Will Present 'Hospital Hil' Annual Major Production Is Due At Mendelssohn Theatre March 17-18 The annual major production of the Hillel Players has been cast, and rehearsals are now in progress, it was announced yesterday by Mada- lene Betty Meyers, '39, president of the players. The play was written by Har- old Gast, '39, and S. H. S. Dann, and is entitled "Hospital Hill....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY New York And San Francisco Fairs To Draw 100,000,000 Gala Exposition Features World Of Tomorrow Reduced Fares And Better Hotel Accommodations Offered To Travelers By N. BARNEY SCHORR The eyes and hopes of the world turn to 1216 acres of reclaimed lanp on Flushing Bay, Long Island April 30 for the greatest exposition of cul- ture and achievement of modern times-the World's Fair 1939-de- General Motors 'Highways Of Tom...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rare Victorian' Book Collection First editions of important litera- ure of the Victorian age have been >laced on display in the lobby of the general Library by Miss Ella M. Iymans, head of the rare book de- artment. Included in the exhibit are epresentative works of the more pop- lar authors of the period except Jacauley, of whose writings no first dition is owned by the University. One of the rarer books is an origi- al ed...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 Paae Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 Patrons, Patronesses, Etc., Etc., Etc. Etc. .. w 1 , f f v>N "T r- .. . Name Big Shots As Frontispieces For The Drag Gov. Fitzgerald And Mrs. Head List Of Important People And Others Who Were Invited The list of patrons and patronesses in- vited to the 1939 J-Hop, Friday, Feb. 10 in the Intramural Building, as an- nounced by D...…
…Page Six THE NI I C H I GAN DAILY Sa turday, February. 11, Patrons, Patronesses, Etc., Etc., Etc. Etc. Name Big Shots As Frontispieces For The Drag, Gov. Fitzgerald And Mrs. Head List Of Important People And Others Whd Were Invited The list of patrons and patronesses in- vited to the 1939 J-Hop, Friday, Feb. 10 in the Intramural Building, as an- nounced by Don Treadwell, '40, general chairman, is as follows: Headed by Governor and Mrs. Fit...…
…/. 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE 'RESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN 'R Editor's Note: In the absence of Bud niamin. the column this week will written by former sports editors of Dadly -till on campus. the first in series is the product of George An- os, rnOrts editor in 1936-37 and In fact, there are a great many thinks about Yale swimming that Matt admires very much. He likes their pool and the respect with which it ter cf THE PRESS ANGLE.)...…
…$rank meiber and critic of the news- paper jvablishiflg fraternity,WIiaBm Alle White-. It is also the view of George Seldes, author of a long list of books (weapons) for the protracted battle t win a truly free press. His lat- est endeavor, Lords of the Press, al- though lacking a tighter organization of its parts, simply and clearly states the facts which prove that most of the' :)eading American newspaper publish- - ers are mouthpieces for s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I^U FranceLike All Europe, Again Welcomes Tourists From States Louvre, Wine, Song Beckon art Lovers World's Smart Set Makes Tracks To Intellectual, Fashion And Fun Center Travel in France is an experience in living, the kind of luxurious living everyone dreams about, for, it is in France that one finds, in the original form, what has been- adopted by the .smart, sophisticated set in all of Europe and America. French wines...…
…Sbturday, February 11, 1939. T RE !M i G 11 G.AN DA 1 LY Pace Seven Sdturddy, February 11, 939 THE MICI-IIGAN DAILY Priis~ Seven t MICHIGAN DAIL( J-HOP STAFF ManagingEditor . . ..Robert D. Mitchel City Editor ........ Horace W. Gilmore Editorial Director ...... Albert P. Mayio J-Hop Editor ............. Joseph Gies Assistant.............Earl R. Gilman Supporting Cast: Morton Linder, Carl Petersen, Marian Ferguson, Mary Ellen Spurgeln, Hel...…
…Saturday, February. 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pane Seven guoFe ry ,9 E I I DA 4 MICHIGAN DAILY J-HOP STAFF Managing Editor . ...Robert D. Mitchel City Editor ........ Horace W. Gilmore Editorial Director ......Albert P. Mayio J-Hop Editor .............Joseph Gies Assistant .............. Earl R. Gilman Supporting Cast: Morton Linder, Carl Petersen, Marian Ferguson, Mary Ellen Spurgeon, Helen Corman, Roy Heath, Pete Lisagor, Robert I. Fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI Hignway erts Meet DAILYOFF ICIALB LEI Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30 P.M; 11:00 A.M. on Saturday. For Discussion Road Financing Is Topic Of 25th Conference At Union Tomorrow More than 700 State, county and local highway administrators arWd highway engineers are expected to at- tend the 25th ann...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY This subject will be discussed by Mr H. L. Pickerill, director of student. work at the Church of Christ, Dis- ciples. Opportunity for questions an disagreement will follow. The us- ual friendship hour at the close. First Church of Chrit, Scientist, 409 So. Division St., Sunday morning service at 10:30. Subject: "Christ Jesus.", Golden text: Colossians 3: 16, 17. Sunday School at 11:45. First Presbyterian Church, 1432 Washte...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 _ocal Cabbies Like Tipsy J-Hoppers Revellous Students, Most Liberal Not Much Petting At First, But On The Way Home, Cripes; Some Babes Slap, Though - Concensus of opinion in local taxi circles reveals the fact that the liberal- ity of students at J-Hop is the feature of the tradition which cabmen most enjoy. "It don't make no difference what kind of liquor they're drinkin',- it's the old tips t...…
…age Eiaht THE M I C H I-GA N DA t LY Saturday, February 1 1 I Pnne Eiciht THE MICHiGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1 Local Cabbies Like Tipsy J-oppers ReveIlous Students Most Liberal Not Much Petting At First, But On The Way Home, Cripes; Some Babes Slap, Though - Concensus of opinion in local taxi circles reveals the fact that the liberal- ity of students at J-Hop is the feature of the tradition which cabmen most enjoy. "It don't make ...…
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…,February I]1, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Grandmaw Tells Of Old J-lHop Nites But Who Wants To. Take Grandmaw? Campus Jitterbugs Really Got Hot To Torrid Fourth Infantry Bond From Down South In Fort Wayne Grandmaw was telling us tales of the nineties. "The last of the nineties, just before the turn of the century; those were the days. You think your dances are affairs now. Why then - take, for instance, J-Hop. Why, I remember--" We t...…
…11 1 l939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page. Nine 11, 199 THEMICHIAN DALY Pae Nin I ?randmaw Tells Of Old I-lop Nites But Who Wants To Take Grandmaw? Campus Jitterbugs Really Got Hot To Torrid Fourth Infantry Band From Down South in Fort Wayne Grandmaw was telling us tales of the nineties. "The last of the nineties, just before the turn of the century; those were the days. You think your dances are affairs now. Why then - take, for instance, J-Hop...…
…FROM ySPAINs, T ANNe :ARBOR byRobert Cummrrins, A Member Of The International Brigade HE 15th BRIGADE took Quinto late in August and then at- tacked Belchite which fell on September 9. This was severe fighting and so a battalion of replace- ments was sent to the brigade from the training base at Tarazona. We were up and down the Aragon front in reserve positions-Almochuel, Albalate, Senes de Alcubierre, and back to Quinto-and it was a month o...…
…Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Satyr rcicy, February 11, 1939 Swimmers Are Planning Dunking Lesson Lads From Yale Will Be There For Atmosphere You Don't Want To Miss This, Girls; Our Captain Thomas Leads Michigan's Fashion Extravaganza By MELISSA The swimmers of the University of Michigan and Yale University will give a fashion show at 7:30 tonight (Sat- urday) at the Intramural Building Pool. The natators have seized upon the flimsy excuse of the...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February H, 1939 Swimmers Are Planning Dunking Lesson Lads From Yale Will Be There For Atmosphere You-Don't Want To Miss This, Girls; Our Captain Thomas Leads Michigan's Fashion Extravagonza By MELISSA The swimmpers of the Uniyersity rof .Michigan gnd Yale ttniversity will give a fashion show at 7:30 tonight (Sat- urday) st the Intramural Building Pool. The natators have seized upon the flimsy excse of...…
