…THURSDAY, MARCH U, 1940- Tit MICFIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE TIIURSDAZ MARCH 21, 1940 PAGE THREE I-M Announces, All-Star Team Selections Mark The Close Of Hockey Season Announcement yesterday of the 1940 Intramural All-Star Hockey Team officially closed the most suc- cessful season in the history of the league. Phi Kappa Psi, with seven repre- senatives, dominated the all-star selections, made by Charles K. Esler, junior intramural manager in c...…
…y, 6rur : THE MICHIGAN I I MIARCH i. ilitl U TH E MICHIGAN DAILY - -f -- - ____ 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 ...…
…-r TiiiTL flAX, ijiA1W ii 1, 1940 THE 141CHICAN DAALY PAGE FiVFF THE M1 TIICAN lAIL I ~I rV V Residence Halls Pre-War Finland Shown A Phot ogra phie Exhibit Issue If] X ia, tedi ij, Ki btOf jAh1og91-tapi5of Fn 1 Ai architecture ,aken by Ernest , By tz~ b I n1)( S haible. '37A, is now on view at the College of Architecture and Design. (Continued from Page 1) Booth Traveling Fellow in Archi- tecture in 1938, Mr. Schaible studied carefull...…
…PAGE SIR, THE MICHIGAN DA Y[ 'THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1940 Four Council Offices Open Panhellenic Interviewing To Close Tomorrow Interviewing for the four offices of Panhellenic Association will be heldf from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. today and to- morrow in the Council room in the Undergraduate Office. All junior women who are mem- bers of the PanhellenicCouncil and who have petitioned for the offices must come to be interviewed, Barbara Bassett, '4...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1940 T~lE L~flTANti w TTY PAGE S VLN Annual Freshmen Project Mass Meeting To Be Held Ma rrch 28 (4, Chapter Houses Pledge, Initiate Three chapter houses have an- er, '42; Arthur Darden, '43; Richard nounced initiations and two have 1 g s, 1; Walter Harvey, '42 and announced pledgings. Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Sigma Kappa initiated the fol- lowing men: Robert Arthur, '42E; Albert Grunewald, '43E; Donald Whitney, '42E, an...…
…F .(-;rF cA il'E JuL E, ICHIiGA N DAIA Alumni Group' Selects Three New Of ficers LExci fgerctiOfl if,-, Ihii ncitae Sheridan Pl(a y Detroit Meeting Features Exaggeration, more exaggeration Appointments For Class l and still more exaggeration! Thatl Directors And Speeches will be the costuming theme in Play The Class Officers Council of the Production's forthcoming presenta- .,_°---- " -_ --.'_- ,-- - - .- ine "TiaC~rt "by Richaxrd Brin...…
…I I Weather Snow flurries; 4bp jD I Editorial Pas Aerican Youth Act .<.Q. VOL. L. No. 123 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1940 I t PRICE FIVE CENTS Two British Ships Are To Up-Anchor For War Activity 'Perspectives' Tells Winners In Competition Welles Brings Europe Peace Tour To End British Planes Blast Nazi Air Base Taking Revenge Will Of In Submit Manuscripts Flanagan And Allen Alli-College Contest Envoy Has In...…
…PAGE'TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, H40 PAGI!~ TWO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1940 Herbert Davis To Talk Here 'Swift And The Pedants' Will BeSubject Prof. Herbert Davis, chairman of the English department at Cornell University will discuss "Swift and the Pedants" at 4:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Rackham Auditorium. The Talk, open to the public, is a University lecture under the auspices of the English department. Born in England, Profes...…
… LRCI20, 1.940 I H L P,4*,nv. Tutttvk ate- - 4 - . a we f a i .5 91. s 1'R.J. Al k, . AA 1. £ ra L'1Xb ZLr TI IN THIS CORNER We Hlope4 SOMEONE once said that all is not gold that doesn't turn yellow and right along that line we might say that Michigan hasn't yet lost the Na- tional Collegiate swimming title which it defends in 10 days. Two weeks ago we might have said so. In fact, two weeks ago we can remember saying so. But now thing...…
…elk,4.Irot2 T Ht M rCT l I N DA:LY WEDNESDAY; MARCHl 20, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH - WW 1940 WEIM~E~lAYMAITI z; 140 r~i~MICTIICAXT flAn- .. .. . ....: ._. .: : rtzurr. r i v ar, i Installation Banquet To Be Held April 1 In League Bal lroom w League Debates Will Be Headed fyJean Maxted New Policy Gives Women, Supervision; Announce Date Of First Meeting Initiating a new policy in intra- mural debating, the League Council' has appointed Jean Maxted, '41, to plan and direct a schedule of inter- mural ...…
…PA E six .1 I CA O I . p ALL I _. YT PkAC~E SI~ THE NII~fl1'4AN DAILY Organ Recital Will BeGiven By Caire Coci Fourth In Season's Series Of Twilgiht Programs To Be Presented Today Claire Coci, well-known American organist, will return to Ann Arbor to present the fourth in the season's series of Twilight Organ recitals at 4:15 p.m. today in Hill Auditorium. Born in New Orleans, Miss Coci first became known when, at the age of 16, she se...…
… Weather Rai: andcalder -tf AO t§9 wrq t ait~g Editoriai Child Labor Still Problem . . VOL. L. No. 122 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 194 PRICE FIVE CENTS 11 Hatch Bill Passed By Senate 58-28; Act Sent To House Republicans Vote SolidF3 To Give 2-1 Majority; Democratic PolljSpli Party Contributions Limited By Claus WASHINGTON, March 18.--P)- The new Hatch Bill, barring som 500,000 state employes from politics was passe...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGfAN DAILY TUESDAY. MARCH 19. 1940 a V as 1 v L'a 1 Y lZ 1 L 1 Organ Recital Will Be Given By Claire Coci' Former Palmer Christian Student Will Present Fourth In New Series Claire Coci, noted American or- ganist, will present the fourth in the season's new series of Twilight Or- gan recitals, at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Auditorium. A former student of Prof. Palmer Christian, University Organist, Miss Coci has just fin...…
…wr . w I p- TTE-LAIB A zC.T-J- .I t,1 4 Tfif. TJii-i7iit--AllN bAl"iLY P_,,t"r T.gkrr ------- - ----- . .......... -- - - ,T --lf -- - Finnish Relief Meet Feature. . Beetem, Penn's Star Shotplutter, To Face Bill WatiO In AA U's Will Duel Penn Star V- i IN THIS CORiNEI? fly MIsI Iri's~i,e ; i i hard W ork Is en As Mann's s /''. 1'1 tryna I owa"--- By IIERM EPSTEIN Announcement of the entry of Pennsylvania's sophomore star Ed Be...…
…1 .j; '"w PACG F~rR TUE MIC HGA DALYTUE-SDAV- MARC*&1$, 1940, THE MICHIGAN DAILY A -- -z3- -4 1- At' Edited and managed by students of th5e 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. SMember of the Associated Press tse for rpublcatio~neos alewcls dspatcehes ciredited to it or not otherwise credited in thi...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1040 TIE MRR1- bAIL V, PAGE FtVR 1 AIf 1 W AV C it Interviews For League, Judiciary, Assembly Councils To Begin Today L..M Petitioners Will Be Heard At 3 P.M. In League; Thursday Is Deadline Engagement Is Told Interviewing for positions on League Council and Judiciary Coun- cil will be held from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. today, tomorrow, and Thursday in the Undergraduate Office of the League, Betty Slee, '40, chairman ...…
…F Pac: ,ix rf", if El i C if f 6 A N 0 A 1 A « Miss Williams I Novel Stories Revealed In Mich igan To Speak Hee At ASU Meet AYC Secretary Will Talk On 'Jobs, American Youth Act And NYA' 'Jobs, the American Youth Act, and NYA" will be the subject of a talk by Miss Frances Williams, Na- tional Administrative Secretary of the American Youth Congress, at a public nieeting sponsored by the American Student Union at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow in Nat...…
…WVeather CIO'duty , i I th I 'a~sii C', r -aft Daiti Editorial Scanidinavid Plays The Game . VOL. L. No. 121 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Lasting Peace) Needs Moral1 Prof. Hoover Is Chosen As Waterways Advisor Member Of Economics Department To Act As Research Consultant For Survey Base, Is View Of Roosevelt President's Plea Is Echoed By Netherlands' Queen; Western Front Revives Artillery 'Booms A...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1940 45th Meeting -Of Arts, Science, Letters Academy Closes Here British Leaders Face Critics Together p the information that he had attend- ed another university. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN A. this in a student has been expelled from College for falsifying a change grade report for a Speech course. Kenoyer, Western State President Of Parley; (Continued from Page 1) gree upon metaphysica...…
…SUNDWAY, MARCHJ 17, 1944~ ' -- - * A .aT ;. L ~ & .~.~ RAGS. VARM Varsity Track men Win Seventh Straight Butler Rela Ts Title or IN THIS CORNER By Mel Fineberg Adds Another Crown Breidenbach Leg Wins S Anchor Steals The Show Mie Relay Peace Pact Signed: Civil War Ended As Swimmers Cancel Inter-Class Tank Battle Quarter Miler's Great Sprint Climaxes Meet; Indiana Is A Close Second (Today's column is written by Herb Lev, Senior A...…
…It rl v-lc-,T I-IG 7kT,- THE MICHIGAN IAILY MARCH 0, B411 PA\C-t~ VQiJT~ ~at, MA~Ben 11, 1944 ommoom"Mmmom THE MICHIGAN DAILY Student Senate: Michigan psTry A t crystallizing Studenit Op in ion T z 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 P...…
…U JiTND3. MRCH ' ,9I THE, iii'i~~N iA~I iM F. iIVE - - - - --- -l Foreign Center To lIetfr Talk By W. Wrighit Head Of Thrkish College To Speak Here Today, On Edication In Crisis President Walter L. Wright of Robert College, Istanbul, Turkey. will speak on "International Educa- tion in a Time of World Crisis" atI 7 p.m. today at the International Center. President Wright, noted for his work in the Near Eastin harmonizing colleges with the ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 17~, 1940 I - Seven Bowling Leagues Enter' Annual Match "A strike" and "a spare" will beI common expressions heard around the Women's Athletic Building now that the all-campus bowling team tourna- ment sponsored annually by the Wo- man's Athletic Association has start- ed. The schedule for the matches is posted on the bulletin board in the Women's Athletic Building. Women from sororities, league h...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1940 Chapter House Activity Notes With many initiations and pledg- ings fraternity life has been quite busy the past week. Acacia held its initiations on Sat- urday night. The new initiates are Stuart Churchill, '42; Ross Clark, '41; Stephen Hann, '41; Robert Greene, '43; John Pierson, '41E, and James Bine, '43. Delta Kappa Epsilon initiated 16 men Saturday. The new initiates are James Anderson, '41; Douglas Bal- lantyne, '42...…
…PrCA FCITfil. AlI cilHi CAN IV D A1 l - ,AP ' . i r,3 Piy.CE FIGHT Child's Query Suggests New Elementary SchiooI Experimen Yawl Sails Home To Victory In Caribbeqrg Race Detroit Doctors Seek Epilepsy (Aire By \p-bI1Ier iets ( I h By ROSEBUD SCOTT When a little boy asked his sec- ond grade teacher at the University Elementary School how the plants in the window of his classroom grew last September, a new educational ex- periment was born....…
…Weather 4bF A6F CIL ..i4,tr4tg...It atix Editorial CongessWal- VOL L. No. 120 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1940 I PRICE FIVE CENTS Varied Talks Open Annual Arts Academy Sessions Here Untermeyer Sees Culture Of Present-Day America As Approaching Maturity Convention Closes All Sections Today Bringing Ann Arbor descriptions of many striking achievements the past year in scientific and cultural fields, the Michigan Academ...…
…f t 'O %7 THE MICHIGAN DAIIY SATURDAY, MARCH iG; 1940 ~AGk-~tWQ - MTIJRDAV, ~MA1WU iS; 1940 Foremen Hold Annual Meeting HereApril 13 Delegates From Midwest Will Discuss Problems In One-Day Conference Foremen from Michigan and sur- rounding states will assemble April 13 in Ann Arbor for the Second An- nual Michigan-Ohio Foremen's Con- ference sponsored by the Extension Service, the National Association of Foremen and the Foremen's Clubs of...…
… HiCH flA-liV- ~'l t iJJ"iR1.1 11 . JJATIV [Xy [a'a.L*D J.1Ci[k Wolverine Swimmers Score 54-30 Victory Over Wayne Natators Score Wins In Seven Of Nine Events Clark, Wayne Freesyler, Only )ouhle Winner; SharemetBoys Win (Continued from Page 1) to out-butterfly the fast finishing Dick Koch from Wayne in 2:29.8. The backstroke was all Michigan, as expected. Bill Beebe held the early lead this time. Out in front by six feet at the centu...…
…t~r ol, ot- T-' t I S LL'G1 D AI LY TU"A.MARfl 46.1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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 o...…
…SAllftbAY, MA OT A 1940 TUE MIHIGA-DAILY, _.r4,bR flfl'- -I O' I s AMP W. Party To Honor 22 Sophomore Women Today High Scholastic Average Needed For Invitation To 'Smarty' Luncheon' All sophomore women who have attained a half "A", half "B" scholas- tic average for the past semester will be entertained at Mortar Board's annual "Smarty Party" at 12:30 p.m. today at the League. "Hitch Your Wagon To A Star" is the theme of the party which tw...…
…iE Al iC f H t),IG4iA[1V I Arts Academy Opens Two=Day Meet P11p -U. IFE Aws Annual Saar~o Hears Of Work In Many Fields Museums And Education Are Linked In Speech By President Carl Guthe (Continued from Page 1) ity, freedom and reciprocity in world trade. Following Professor Reeves, a round table discussion concluded that there is little likelihood of instability in the Russo-German pact and that peace negotiations today are far less ...…
…'Weather Rain today; Fair & warmer tomorrow. pr of OOOF Ar ait g Editorial Michigan Academy Arrives Today . VOL. L. No. 119 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS - Senate PasseQ $5,000 Limit On Party Giftc In Hatch Upse Supporters Of Anti-Politic Bill Admit That Cou May Endanger Measur Proponent Of Act Hits Amendmen WASHINGTON, March 14.-('P)-~ In as striking a display of razzle dazzle as the Senate has see...…
…PAGE TWO National Meet Of Physicists Planned Here 1evelopments In Nuclear Physics To Be Subject Of Summer Symposium Prominent on the program of the University's Summer Session will be the symposium on "Recent Develop- ments in Nuclear Physics." Men regarded as national authori- tis in the field of physics have been i4Vited from all over the United States to attend the Symposium. Among them will be Prof. E. Wigner, profes- sor of physics at Pri...…
…FL'ttX.A°F,"-~T1}Yd.ILYI, 1940 TTP MTCHT1rAlq flAV IP s III t 111i i A JUL L' 1\i1 W it 1laF fi 11 l.J j3x1, x YAUTHE 6 Strong Wayne Natators Threaten Michiga hrBIi ERT SMA SHES RECORD~ n T oda1 LANOV1rl,1l.i, arch i14- ) lniny Herbpert, Nc~W york University egro, erased a 27-year-old indoor board track mark tonight when he opened Dartmouth's third annual HOCKEY SCORES record-smashing carnival by cover- New York Rangers 0, Boston Brui...…
… 1 1 I 1 11'Y a l ,- L 1 #J .. t L . i ^.- ' n w7 y.C I^ tilt 4 - . l r Y THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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 credit...…
…:~, ~'~C a i i i% li' It l A :jr . 1 y -: Annual donto AndCapitalist als Will Take Place Today v ., _ _.... .___ knit, Chat, Play Bridge, That's G P Backstage Bridge and knitting, studying and just plain ordinary chatting-a little of each and you have the backstage of JGP, "Hi-Falutin'." Laughs behind stage are not al- ways limited to the lines that go over the footlights. Harriet Sho- craft as The Eater and her failure to get out of cha...…
…PAGE SIXR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1940 PAGE SIX FRIDAV MARCH 15, 1940 Arts Academy Opens Section MeetsToday Convention To Be Devoted To Forums And Talks On Academic Subjects Guthe Is Featured (Continued from Page 1) vene at 9:30 a.m. and again at 2:15 p.m. today in Room 101 of the Eco- nomics Building for a one day ses- sion devoted to discussion of war problems and economics. National defense, war and economic planning are s...…
…vWBather Oc~~asin now aantidcer AW 4br aiti Editorial The U.S. An Aid To China?. VOL. L. No. 118 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 194 PRICE FIVE CENTS Inquiry Called y Congress To Investigate Airplane Deal War Secretary Requested To Testify Next Week For House Committee Roosevelt Calls In Technical Experts WASHINGTON, March 13.-(P)- The release of 400-mile-an-hour Army fighting planes to European belligerentsresulted today...…
…PAGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DATLY TUR SDDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 Application Due For Fellowship By Tomorrow Ransdell $500 Religious Scholarship Announced By Dr. E. W. Blakeman Applications for the Margaret Kraus Ransdell fellowship for gradu- ate study in religion should be sub- mitted to the Dean of the Graduate School tomorrow, Dr. Edward W. Blakeman, counselor in religious edu- cation, said yesterday. This fellowship, instituted as a memorial to...…
…T*S .ba, MARCAf 14, 1940 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAG THRE# --T-t._____.... ---'i 2,000 Spectators Watch Intramural Finals At Open House Theta Xi Wins Interfraternity BasketballTitle Phys Eds Are Independent Champions; Sigma Chii Takes Swim Crown (By The Freshman Sports Staff) Two thousand people braved icy pavements last night to watch the Intramural Department stage its Twelfth Annuel Open House, a pan- orama of athletic activity in a sp...…
…PAG r FOCTlt TfH MICIMirGAllr DAL T~ S7 MRH 4 -"I __________________________________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY A Revised Tutorial System . .0. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the autliority 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...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 THE MICHIGAN ATLy PAGr rr" a ,_ - .J. _ a . . , Ake Brigode's Band Will Play At Odonto Ball' Annual Dance To Be Held At League Tomorrow; Spring Motif Featured Ondonto Ball, the fifth annual dance sponsored by the junior class of the School of Dentistry, will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow in the League Ballroom. Ace Brogode and his Virginians will play for the Ball. Featured as "America's Most Danceable Da...…
…PACE llifx THE MICHIGAN Ida THTJF.. Bt%' , irjARI-ii 14, 15111 PA(~ sr TEIJTLD~tMAI~i 1, iilU HE iCHIAN AIL EExpatriation' Is Lead Article In Law Review Professor Orfield Writes On Elg-Perkins Case; Culp Also Contributes Lead artice in the March issue of the Michigan Law Review which ar-' rived from the publishers yesterday, is "The Expatriation of American Mi- nors," by Lester B. Orfield, professor of law at the University of Nebraska. w...…
…14, ISOA '1'i 11r11i1GAN f I N The Michigan aily's C. it:S! y 4 . ;_ . : ¢ i.:,. 4' f . ~r aril ;. per. rt, 'i .," : . Spring Showing I, a T KWc I 1 t A { ix ? { 1L.$ }' I ' , :7 1 t ..' Y i "". . ~ ^ If k here's a song in the air... a song of Spring. The breeze sings out as it whisks its way through budding trees . . . the dogs are gay and barking at the new life they see all about them. . . the beat of your heart quickens...…
…THEMCHIGAN, D4ALY ing Fashions Feature Femininity In Suits And Blow yes ' Plaids, Stripes And Pastel Color Combinations Are Shown Sheer Blouses, Tailored Shirts Vie For Honors Pastel Colors Keynote Trend In New Jewelry For Spring h ff S Trimings With Eyelets, Lace On Light Material Add Softness To Outfit By LOIS SHAPIRO Do you remember the days of your infancy when the game of peek-a- boo occupied a great deal of your time? Well, spri...…
…T MiCl sT DAILY FemIlnarnties ay SEQV Checks Are Favored UJI "In the spring a young girl's fancy-" not only "turns," but is prac- tically revolutionized with sunny days arid balmy breezes indicatiig that spring fashion, Fashion, FASHION should be uppermost in the minds of all who would follow the trend of the times. Personal satisfaction is involved. Ah, mie! what joys--what self-con- fidence as one views one's self in that most delight...…
…a adtEs"THE MICHIGAN DAIaYk Gabardine Echoes "Over There" On Sidce-WalksOfAir m er Mi BcaH14, t940 nerica War Influence Seen In Lines; Colors Are Gay Detachable Pockets, Hats And Shoulder Purses Hint Of World War II By GRACE MILLER Bulletin-Somewhere in the United States. An unidentified girl in a dress of trench red gabardine strolls leisurely down the avenue. A pert black kepi slants over one eye in brisk contrast to the dead white of the...…
…V, t RM 14, 140 Vrit #cTA Ptt Most Versatile O Coming Fash ions IsI "Little-Girl" Jutmper Yellow, Gray Fiued Tweed Coat Is Topped By Plaid Is Worn With White Silk's i _ c Lynx Addition Of Jacket Gives Suit Effect To Costume; Blouses Provide Variety No longer is the idea to keep up with the Joneses but to be a jump or two ahead of them. As spring forecasts come out, we find the little girl idea again popular in the jumper I dress. ...…
…Countless Preparations Greate Glowing Complexion For 4 spring ,=. .. ----- Zippered Case Features New Skin-Cure Set New Makeup Is Designed To leid With P'opuiar, NeoveI Spring Shades Throw off the clutches of winter ad romp ino spring with a n esh ind glowing coniplexion. This is as easily done as said, because there are so many preparations on the n;rket designed to achieve just this effct Faces must be cleansed thoroughly, fi'st .of all,...…
