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…PAGE TWO Students Called For Oratorical GroupTryouts Speakers Should Register For Elimination Contest Before No'on, Eier. Says All students planning to partici- pate in the preliminary tryouts for the annual Northern Oratorical League contests must register at the speech office before noon today, Prof. LouisE rich of the speech department in charge of the activity, announced.st Sophomores, juniors and seniors are eligible to participate in th...…

…Page-Two 'P ERSPECTI VES _.. _" F y ETTA AND THE GREEKS ... by John E. Bin gley. ,and she accepted because "after all," as she said, "five dollars is five dollars." Nobody in town knew anything about the Greeks and so Etta could play the organ for them as secretly as she did her smoking, but their Good Friday service had gotten the best of her. The Greeks have an off-centered church year, so that their Easter comes at a different time than...…

… 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Louis Pounds Simon For 13 Rounds Before' TKO Victory (*.. Abe .Puts 'Up Unexpectedly Good Showing Big New York Challenger Hits Deck Four Times Before Bout Is Hlted By SID FEDER DETROIT, March 21. - (P) - The impossible didn't quite happen to- night but it came closerenough to throw a substantial scare into Joe Louis and his'fistic family before the Bomber was able to do his work. t With just a whale-sized he...…

…P RSRP C'T I V ES- Parbre 1,PA P AV LP A-, T- A a r .V TK~rA C A HERETIC LOOKS AT PAINTING ...by John Maxon . XTISTS of this generation are for- ever requiring explanation, and the great tradition of the apologist has dwin- dled into the mulings of a Christian Zer- os and babblings of a Sheldon Cheney. What is left to the mere spectator is a mass of material, either unintelligible or insulting. Modern art is in the degen- erate state whe...…

…iOUR T i-i El" Ali i i 4-,7 A SATURDAY, M CH 22R 1941 .__ MTiw. DTT S etj+Lava' va. a: M iaR C NN a-+ i. s d THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ruthven Asks Cooperation BetweenArmy,_University The Reply Churish ByToUCIHSTONF 1DAILY OFFICIAL I BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) 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 ...…

…Pge Four 'P E R S P EC T 1V E S THE' CONCERT... by James Jackson T UTTA RACCOLTA was to be the first number, and the audience swelled with anticipation. Here, far above the orderly heads of those in the orchestra, legs and arms fretted against close-confining seats. The milky lights blandly spying from the dome in the vaulted ceiling blinked against rising spouts of smoke which had seeped through entrance-wells in- to the great auditorium....…

… A 1,C'H I C- A-1 N D A I LV a . Y t+ TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY PA&~ ~tV~ 41 First International Ball illBe Given April 26 In League _ I Committee- To Represent Many Nations Initial Dance Begins Traditior Among Foreign Born Students; Will Feature Swing Orchestra Foreign students will hold the first International Ball given on campus April 26 in the Ballroom of the League, Primitiva Demandate, Grad. of the Philippines, chairman of the dance ...…

…P E R S P E C T I V E7 Q Paire~~ K-'AX x4; , AI .cv age ze THE GA yE OF SOLITAIRE. by William Kehoe el ERNIE SAT SHUFFLING and re- shuffling a well-worn deck of cards. The design on the cards was a simple one, a white sail against a blue sky above a green sea. The blue was the vibrant shade it had always been, and the green too; but the white was now a smudgy gray. Bernie cut the cards and shuffled them leisurely once more and then set the...…

…TH E MCHIAN -DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 22, ;: -- Bureau Issues Survey To Aid New Foremen nterviews With Executives In Leading Companies1 SuppliesAll Material The Bureau of Industrial Relations, Road Planning Survey Is Lauded By Morrison. Pronounces Traffic Map comprise , , oadsui 'Most Accurate Made'; what is Predicts More Benefits or deter] ,and a fin ytion oft By CHARLES THATCHER I these ne npelninsr bnl. hom nnn ra~lf"ina ., Leciarng and...…

…Page six -PERSPECTI VES L wRnu , THE GREAT MAN AS THE PUBLIC'S MAN I If from your windows you can see him hustling In the house opposite, unlocking drawers Or shutting them and mysteries crowd your rind; Reflect: the possible, untold designs That circle him and center your attention Have neither soared nor snagged, his deeds remain Dubious, not yet measured nor performed And your smart windows in the four directions That eye him must await ...…

…IPERSPECTIYES Page Seven PERSECTIVES age rvE LIEBESLIEDCHEN (Munchner Handschrift): 13: Jahrhundert I ' Floret silva undique/ nah mime gesellen ist mir we/ Gruonet der walt allenthalben/ wa ist min geselle alse lange Der ist geritten hinpen owi/ we sol mich minnen II Auwe lip vor allem libe wie kunde ich daz verdinen umbe got und umbe dich / daz du/ vrouwe woldest minnen mich II , Chume/ chume/ gesselle min/ ih enbite harte din/ ih enbite ...…

…Puge Eight TPERSPECTIVES EPISODES IN THE PERPETRATION OF A DASTARDLY CRIME .by Dennis Flannagan DO NOT BELIEVE that you are ac- quainted with Catherine Shepherd, but if you are you must know the tragedy which has befallen her. There is a certain young man who has also heard this tragedy, and he undoubt- edly feels it much more deeply than you. It is a curious thing that he should feel thus; he has known Catherine Shepherd only slightly, and...…

…PERSPECTIVES _ jge Nine THE GAME OF SOLITAIRE .Continued from Page 5 listening intently, to the music, already begun, crashing upon the evening still- ness, to the sound of voices as cus- tomers neared the merry-go-round. "I found a million dollar baaabeeeee, in a five an' ten cent stooore .. . The customers came, young people like himself. He watched them enter the barn,, laughing, talking. Fellows in (lean white sport shirts and well-pre...…

…Page Ten TRSPECTIVES EPISODES IN THE PERPETRATION OF A DASTARDLY CRIME Continued from Page 9 and powerful. Finally George turned and walked out of the dance hall. With a look of angry but satiated pride Catherine turned to Jack Bishop and said, "If he gets any more wise ideas 'ike that you'd better tell him to keep them to himself." Episode Three . FTER HE WENT AWAY to college Jack necessarily saw George only at intervals of vacations, and ...…

…T ERSPECTI VES Page Eleven BOOKS. IN SEASON ---- ---- --- Portrait of the Artist As a Young Dog Dylan Thomas New Directions. Those of us who read The World I Breathe, Dylan Thomas's last book, were excited or disappointed or just puzzled. There was no uniformity of feeling about the book because there was little unity in Thomas's work. As a Welshman with a fine imagination and a knack of orig- inal expression in verse, he had hewn a olac...…

…Page Twelve TE RSPECTI VES BOOKS IN SEASON Sergeant Lamb's America Robert Graves Random House Oliver Wiswell Kenneth Roberts Doubleday, Doran & Co. Since the American Revolution, few novelists have attempted to do anything about the Tory point of view in that con- flict. The Guns of Burgoyne represents one effort along this line, an effort. however, which missed. But recently two successful novels, botltf holding a brief for the British si...…

… I Weather Partly clo-ddy; no decided change in, temnperature, Y Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication :4iaiti3 Editorial A.FL Leaders And Personal Ambition.. . VOL. LI. No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS q Record Naval Appropriation Is Approved By Senators LargestPeacetime Bill To Return To House; Navy Will Construct 60,000-Ton Vessels Changes In Lend Bill AreOpposed WASHINGTON, March 20....…

…PAGE TO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ______________________________________________ I I i i Dinner Party Will Be Given Today By Guild Foreign Dishes, Games To Represent Various Nations During Party China, Japan, Holland and Eng- land are among the countries which' will be represented at 6:30 p.m. to- day at an international progressive dinner party to be given by the Di- ciples Guild of the Christian Church.. Roberta Holland, '43, will be theI firs...…

… ri~tb~t ~I~&Cii 1, 1941 THE MlCHIGAN DAILY I' - . No" donwirtek after's DAILY4 DOUBLE Sports Midsemester .. . GRADES were so bad on last week's midsemester that the Double has decided to throw a makeup quiz for the pupils this morning. Here are the results expected of you: WCrestlers Compete In National Collegiates Jim Gailes, Courtright To Represent Michigan Undefeated Oklahoma A & M Mat Team Slated To Cop Fifth Straight Title (Conti...…

…PAGE'FOUJR TlE- CIIHIGA N , DAILY. FRIDAY, MARCh-21, 1941 __ _ _ v . -. - - -- - 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 di...…

… FRIDAY, MARCH 21 1941. THE MIC'HI GAN DAILY PAGE, ' E PAGE FIVE ackfoot Capitalist Balls To Head Social Calendar Today Old Tradition 1 To Be Revived At ATO Dance, Bill Gail To Play For Affair In League Ballroom; Founders And Initiates To Be Honored An old tradition will be revived when Alpha Tau Omega holds its "Blackfoot Ball" from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the ballroom of the League. More than 450 invited couples will attend the eve...…

…F ."t ; F ; O TIE MICHIiAN DAILY iiUD,~Y, '~RCiI 2.1 1.9 1 i Revenging 'Legal Eagles' Pilfer Engineers' Eight=foot Slide Ri'ule DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) 24, under the auspices of the Ann Arbor Art Association and the Insti- tute of Fine Arts. Javanese and Balinese textiles from the collection of Professor and Mrs. Everett S. Brown are on exhibition' in the display cases, main floor cor- ridor, Architecture ...…

… We ather Conti nued Cloudy ig Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication xtt Editorial ?ascism Begins - At Home ... VOL. LI. No. 120 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Indiana Ace Wins Invitational Mile Burr J. French Named New Editor Of Technic Allied Armies Increase In AAU Relays Michigan's Al Thomas Ties Field House Low Hurdles Record Beating Tolmich; Mile Relav Team Shatters Old Mark By HAL WILSO...…

…~AG~ TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURsDAY. MARCH 20, .. ... ,.. . ;:. , Latvian Choir Will Perform Great Vespers Austris Wihtol To Conduct Greek Religious Service Under Student Auspices The Great Vespers to be held March 27 at Hill Auditorium under the auspices of the Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic will repro- duce the religious service of theI Greek Orthodox Church. The Latvian Singers, a group of nationally-known litany choristers,...…

… THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941 I THE MICHITGAN DAILY Kane Wins Feature Mile Run Event In Michigan AM I Meet _. _ __._ ... _.__ . .. __. _ .._ o Lowrey Gives Varsity Letters To 1Puckmen Capt. Ross, Stodden, Lovett j Get Third Emblem ; Four Win Reserve Awards Hockey coach Eddie Lowrey an- nounced yesterday afternoon that 11 members of the Michigan puck squad will receive Varsity awards for their work during the season just conclud- ed.Four min...…

…#AG~ roV~ - . - .: T~aA Mi~?CH ~0. 1941. .:... THE MICHIGAN DAILY DRAMA 'Its For You!' 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 credite...…

…Y, MLRC~ 2O~1941, T H IE ICHiGA N DAILY PACI'Spring Fever', Union Style how To Be Held Today ! T-Dance Plans May Theme To Defy Winds' Max Crossman's Orchestra To Play For Mixer At League From 3:30 P.M. to 5:30 P.M. The snow may be on the ground and the wind may be bitter cold, but PACI's got "Spring Fever." The win- try elements will play no part in the May-time frivolity which will be the theme of their T-Dance to be held from 3:30 p....…

…AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ NROTC Team Defeats Texas, North Carolina Rifle Squad Is Victoriousl In Fifth, Sixth Matches; Bows To Northwestern Michigan's Naval . Reserve Offi- cers' Training Corps rifle team shot 1737 points to win their fifth and sixth matches last Monday, defeat- ing navy squads from both the Uni- versity of Texas and the University of North Carolina. At the same, time they lost their second telegraphic contest, bowing ...…

…Weather Cloudy, rising temperature. Jr Lit0i4au Oattij Editorial lapaiss Bluff Should Be Called .. . Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS House Argues Appropriation; St. Lawrence Plan Prepared Partisan Leaders Agree On Necessity For Bill To Aid Allied Powers In Defensive Efforts Roosevelt Favors Waterway Project WASHINGTON, March 18.-(AP)- With less ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, XdARCU 1% 194t Student Chorus Rehearses For 'Great Vesper' Fraternities, Sororities, University Glee Club illjoin In Program Sixty male and female voices, drawn from campus fraternities, sor- orities, and the University Glee Club, have been rehearsing for two weeks under the direction of Dr. Palmer Christian for their role in the Great Vesper, which will be sung here March 27 in Hill Auditorium. The student ch...…

…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Track Stars To Compete In Michigan AAU Meet Today Kane, Sehwarzkopf, Quinn, Lenover Feature Mile Run Wolverines Face Notre Dame In Special Relay Race; Tolmich In -Hurdle Events (Continued from Page 1) able of pressing Kane and Schwarzkopf to the limit. In the two hurdle' races Tolmich, a former Wayne star, is expected to dominate the field. The fast-stepping little timber-topper is hold...…

…?AC; °&tY tUE ICHGA iiIf __ _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' s -- u ov 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 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...…

…TEDINE.SDAETARC19, 1941 THE MIC'H1GAN DAILY k -E ... .f _ Fres man Project Mass Meeting Designer Must Adapt Costumes To Meet Modern Ideas Of Style Liberal Prizes To Be Offered In Skit Contest Central Committee MembersI Will Explain Work Of Groupsj To Those Interested In Activities By GRACE MILLER The radical change of ideas of beauty in line, color and design is among the most important that faces the designer of clothes for the stag...…

…T-HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1941 Technic Editors, Will Be Named A Dinner Today fn ne School Publication To Feature Interview Wih Gov. Van Wagoner Michigan's official College of En- gineering publication, The Technic, will hold its annual appointments banquet at 6:15 p.m. today in the Union, at which time next year's ed- itor, managing editor, editorial direc- tor and business manager will be named. Selections will also, be ann...…

…In Honor Of Our University 104 YEARS OF SERVICE FOR 104 YEARS the University of Michigan has been serving its community, its state, and its nation. It has been doing this quietly, but with magnificent results. We who are students on this campus know about this work. Not a day passes but that we see from close range the inner workings of a great educational ma- chine. When the University of Michigan contributes to ;national defense, to governm...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941 I University Unites or NationalDefense . ,, w Students Receive Training For Work In Industry; Faculty Active In Research Army, Navy Units Enlist Aid Of Men Here For Advisory Duties And Military Service Active On University, National Defense Boards Practically every department and office of the University as well as practicaly every faculty member and student has cooperated during s h...…

…THURSDAY, MARCH 2O, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE City ade U.lof M.,Site 104 YearsAo -, Gvernor Mason Signed .Location Bill Two Days After Organic Act Passage One hundred and four years ago today, Michigan's youthful gov- ernor, Stevens T. Mason. signed an historical legislative act locating the University in Ann Arbor. Nearly every major town in the fast-growing state participated in the lively competition for the site of the newly c...…

…PAGE FOUR T"HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941j PAGE FOURya.aTHE MItCHIGAN L 11i u8 Students Plan,Supervise Building Of ouses By WILLIAM BAKER Students Do The Work client, inspecting the site, analyz- for drawing up plans, although in their state exanmnations, they be- A comparative newcomer among Anycne desiring to construct a ing the requirements, making pre- the long run they would save by come licensed architects. University s...…

… PAGE FIVE THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' Institute For Human Adjustment Law School Faculty Members Serves Mentally McdadJ s e Participate In Legal Research Through membership on judi-,board is engaged in drafting laws In order to render a larger ser- - ~~~"-- - -- - cial commissions, participation in of non-controversial character for vice to the state. the University program is designed to portray legal research and publi...…

…PAE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941 ampusBureau romotesState ducation Coordinated School System Ls A n Of Project Aeies To Aid The Bur'-u of Cooperation with Educational Institutions was g"ni.ed 9n 532 fcr the purpose of promoting a more unified contact stcee _ YUnivei'sity and the educational institutions of the state. Tcd:r J.e ledership of Dr. George E. Carrothers, Director, Dr. taxlan lC.rch, A Eistant Director, and Dr....…

… THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Sports Program Trains Men For Defense May Festival Is One Of Best In World Termed one of the three great- est music festivals in the world, the annual May Festival, spon- sored by the Micksigan Choral Urion Society, helps to make Ann Arbor the cultural center of Michigan. Each year the Society brings a group of great instrumentalists and singers for three days of concerts which include t...…

…M IGMT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 28 1941 30,000 Patients Treated Each Year Geographers Aid State orkcing through the regular extension channels, members of t ae Ea!Fraphy department provide considerable service to the Sta of Michigan in the study of natural resources and their . Cera period of many years the staff has been in the process of -tiering data relative to Michigan. Such material is col- let,'. from many different sources an...…

…I THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY E Industrial Relations Uni Like Many Others, Tom Studi d lBut Received Only Poor Marks ;. . ur"nTom was a freshman in the up in order to best adapt the pro uEI C iI j R JuniorCollege. Athough he gram to the needs of the cmmn- spent many hours in study, he ity. Among these are: the Gid- was failing in two courses and ance Demonstration, the Senioi barely passing in others. He Survey. Individual R...…

…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941 Economics Faculty Serves Government I G k C t Knows His Work Sharfman, Haber, Peterson, ' Hoover Hold Advisory Posts Memsers of tn( University's economics department have frequent- y 'aced their abilities and specialized backgrounds at the disposal of the tat, or national government. Consequently, when an emergency like the present national defense program creates many economic problems, ...…

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…p p k i C t i k: F , k:. K F !. Mt F PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY This University Supplement is published by the members of the Michigan Daily, a newspaper com- posed entirely of students. It is entered at the Ann Arbor post office as second class mailing matter. Supplement Editor: Paul M. Chandler Supplement Business Manager: Irving Guttman Contributing Editors: Albert Blaustein, Chester Br...…

… Weather Continued Cold -mommums--o lqqqmm pp, Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication 'aiti Editorial Alien Problem And Government . .« VOL. LI. No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS French Food Ships! To Pass Blockade;I Labor Need Faced University withdraws Park Purchase Offer Decision Not To Buy Felch Park Revealed At Meeting Of City Council Yesterday 240,000 German Troops Sent To Greek rontier...…

…PAGE NTO THE MICHIGAN' DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 18 1941 ,. Latvian Group Harmon Signs On To Sing Here ext Week Austris Wihitol Will Lead Great Vespers; Choirs Will Be Presented Services Will Be' Religious In Nature The Latvian Singers, led by Austris« S. Wihtol, known for his musicalr compositions and arrangements of Russian litanies will appear in the Great Vespers at 8 p.m., March 27 iri:Hill Auditorium supported by two choirs, organized in...…

… TtrSDAY, MARCH 1i, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DATLY PAGE THREE don wirtehafter's DAILY DOUBLE A C4hance To Smile . TALL AND GENIAL J. Kennth Doherty ambled across the broad jump pit, picked up a-clump of dirt and pinched it between his fingers. His eyes were tired, but there was a smile of relaxation, or perhaps sat- isfaction, beneath it all. Ken's face deserved to smile. His gang of "temper- amentals," broken from its stranglehold on the Wester...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1C.C, tY:i 7 ; itsx v xi i-3 i 4J6 rl A TY r U'. a s iE. fd .. ...._-._.m.._..._._...._..__ _- .._. __..____..___.. JIM MIC-HIGAIN DAILY Farewell To Radicalism Edited and tmanaged 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 Associate...…