…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,...…
…l _ v M1THE MICHIGAN DAILY .ooded Reversibles Take Spotlight In Rain Day Fasi 0E 1"1 Boots, Raincoat Are Essential To Coed Here Ann Arbor Weather Makes Rain Protection Integral ClothingUnit _ _ _ Signs Of Spring Bring Out Jackets Spring Evenmg Jackets Exotic Quilted Satin And Taffeta Are Popular Materials The spring evening jackets are as exotic and springlike as the formals they are to go over. They come plain Mornings Abed In Spring ...…
…y--- ---M-C 10t JALIL i i i i i i:: i,, ti i. Compacts Fast A Simi1ar To Fi By PENELOPE PATTERRSON There's always something new un- der the sun when it comes to com- pacts. Each year they become less of a utility and more of a work of art. There are compacts for every occa- sion. For those glamorous nights look at those white enameled com- pacts, covered with gold leaves, whose stems, and veins are delicately col- ored lines. Then there is...…
…tYt4 P4iv r. a.ar . aF."...a . .. . w s. 4 1UJSDT,_ WR I14, 1440o THE I ICiIIGAN DAILY V'Frankly I'm one of those fellows who believes that clothes are most important to a man's all-around success. And in my opinion you can't go wrong while building up your new Spring wardrobe if you'll take note of the following timely suggestions: * In the first place, every man should wear those styles that best fit his personality. For the well-dressed p...…
…PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 PAESJTENTURDY, RC 4,14 Men Conscious Of Style And Fabric In New Spring Suits New Tweeds And Flannels Are Popular Sharkskins, Herringbones, Gabardines, Overplaids To Give Variety, Service By ROBERT SPECKHARD Who said that men aren't interest- ed in fabrics? That may have been true once but it isn't any more. A new youthful spirit of change has crept into suit fashions this year Ev...…
…w T'.FtVnA A fl 14, iv94ft. THE MI CHi DAILY .+ " a. e, ., 4 FormmFitting, Snug, Smart Topcoat Ideal For Sprinp r ear Shirts Chosen Well Improve Male Apparel Many Colors And Patterns. Offer Wide Variety Of Choices True is the phrase that clothes make the man, but truer is the less commonly known axiom that shirts make the clothes. Not only can a good shirt turn an old suit into a smart outfit, but a poorly chosen shirt can ruin an en-...…
…PAGE, VIGg;ET t THE MI C IGAN. DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 Neatness Termed Essential For Well-Dressed Man Of' Today Multi-CQlored Soclks Popular Pastel Colors To Be Worn This Spring,_Summer Much as the campus aesthete hates to hear the news, indications still reveal that multi-colored men's socks will be worn this spring and summer. Again the 1940 male will buy wool socks consisting of horizontal strips of green, red, blue, black etc. ...…
…TIft7RSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 T TTV. MTVTTTP. AN n ATT.V 4PAd% !! vrw*q nm T. ... ._...._...a T.". Ai,1 .n 11VA IN flA1iV1aL x'A(i N1IVE'1'r: N Lightweight Felt, Welted Edges' Are Features Of New Spring 'Hats Ultra Casual Boys Given By Daily Fashion Expert {V By LAUR.ENCE MASCOTT If you're bald, it's a necessity; if you're the least bit anxious to im- press the little woman, it's para- mount. In short, you've got to wear a hat this spring...…
…Pt r T~T THE MICHIGAN DAILY inrtt~~t, LT.f11 , ..... Heavy, Loose Raglans To Pass From Sptirig Topeoait Scene~ opukatrSadle Shoes GiA.i G cer't am lStyle E'Xpts , are a IPai'tic-{ llae nAni lh~it. oli~nhinathng Will ~e Feauired? ularly Detinent topic as spring sends , iveil Particular Attention 1 1 N- (Continued From Page 17) for camel-hair is making a distinct bid for greater popularity. And checked tweed top coats will be highly p...…
… Weather Fair and coider. AL 4br -016, AL Idah.- Ap ttg Editorial lTiare Crreiatin In SRA Lectures, I VOL. L. No. 117 Z-323 ANN ARBOR,- MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARSH 13, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS RUSSO-FINNISH CONFLICT HALTED "7- :-+Q Lecturer And T eacher Pause In Talk Parliament Meets To Consider Pact Diet In Helsinki Must Give Approval To New Treaty Within Three Days HELSINKI, March 13 (Wednesday)--(P)-The future of Finland's seco...…
…PAGE TWO TIE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESD~AYMARCIn 13, 19 H Somer ShnZ To Talk Here On Vegetation Arts Acadermy Sponsors Forestry Division Head in University Lecture Homer L. Shantz, in a University lecture sponsored by the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters, will discuss "Vegetation, What It Means," at 4:15 p.m. Friday in Natur- al Science Auditorium. Shantz, head of the Division of Wild Life Management in the Na- tional Forest Serv...…
…~V~CH13, 1940 i i +_ i . lb. I MDepartment Holds Twelfth Annual Open House Today Expect Crowd Of 5000 To See Varied Program Basketball Finals And Saber Champions To Headline Twenty-Sport Schedule By HAROLD WILSON The Intramural Department throws open its door to an anticipated throng of 5,000 at 7 p.m. tonight, thus marking the opening of the Twelfth Annual Open House, featuring a score of sports, 500 contestants, 100 offi- cials, and a ...…
…PAG9 FOB THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1940 PAG11~ rorn WEDNESOAY, MAIWH 13, 1940 "IE 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 new...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAR1 13, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIV THE MT 1-y LN.4.1 1 t aa . P - TA 9 Senior Supper Will Be Held At 6:1I5 P.M. Today In League 17 r Women Blame College Clothes For Sloppiness Campus women are continually accused of being sloppy, accused by the men students, of course. The usual reply of the defensive side lays the blame on traditional college at- tire. Why should casual clothes be com- pelled to be sloppy? Long swe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ---f .vley ti-+_ti 1<.. i rl.l Finland Peace Treaty Is Concluded At 6:30 P.M. U.S.S.R% Given Karelain Isthmus, Mannerheim Line AndLadoga Shores Finns Lose Viipuri (Continued from Page 1) economically, cutting off Finland as a source of vitally needed dairy prod- ucts. It has lessened the flow, if any, of Russian raw materials into Germany. Peace in Finland would not change that immediately or for a long time to come. Rel...…
…Weather Cioudy toasy aid Wedri,~y Little Change jintrpatue Bk igan 'atht Editorial Chicago's Hutchins Rides Agarin. WON" VOL. L. No. 116 Senate Pushes Hatch Act Bill; Fores Farm Appropriation Motion On Agricultural Aid Bill Voted Down; Filibuster Is Expected Michigan Senators Split OnQuestion, WASHINGTON, March1.-A) With advocates of the Hatch "Anti- politics" bill in clear command, the Senate refused today to shunt the measure aside-e...…
…____________________________________________________ U nion To Hold Veekly Bridge ['ourney Today urth 'Coke Bar' Begins Lt 4:30; Announce First tound Debate Program Lie ,regular Tuesday Union bridge nament will be held at 7:30 p.m. ght in Room 302, according to old Singer, '41, of the executive f. The meeting will be conducted Robert Samuels who temporarily aces Conway Magee. andings and scores in the regu- ournaments will be posted on the on...…
…eli 1 Annual IM Open House Will Be Held Foils Exhiibition By De Tuscans' To Be Feature Weir Will Oppose Myers In Squash; All-Campus Finals Will Be Played The twelfth annual I-M Open House,"planned to be bigger and bet- ter than any of its predecessors will take place Wednesday evening, March 13. Once each year the Intramural offi- cials open the doors and put the tre- mendous facilities of the largest build-- ing of its kind in the world on ...…
…GULLIVER'S CAVILS I By YOUNG GULLW ER cte C hA ~ Drew PedrsRQ ~RdeSAle kGo..0 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN TUESDAY MARCH 12, 1940 VOL. L. No. 116 3 I T. =.TJ7- Or1W T d and managed by students D the University of in under the authority of the Board in Control of t Publications. shed every morning except Monday during the ,ity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republicatio...…
…itrons Listed or 1940 JGP By Chairman New Styles In Coats Play Will Follow Supper Tomorrow At League; Tickets Now On Sale Patrons and patronesses for "Hi- Falutin," the 1940 JGP, have been named by Annabel Ban Winkle, chair- man of patrons for the play. Among those who will head the group of patrons are President and Mrs. Ruthven, Vice-President and Mrs. S. W. Smith, Vice-President and Mrs. C. S. Yoakum, Regent Esther Cam and Mr. L. V. Cram,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY axam Mimt1 Be Filed Today ueation School Offers Pests To, Aid Future EmployersOf Students pplications for admission to the onal Teacher Examination must led in the offices of the School of cation today, Dean James B. Ed- .dson emphasized. hosen as one of the twenty region- enters, the education school will nister the test March w2and in two six-hour sessions. The ex- nations are designed to aid the pective and experienced...…
…Weather GenieraIy fair today, Y r e i 4bp Air t Ir t VOLL. No. 115 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Track, Tank Teams Win Big Sweden Urges Allies To Send Finns Full Aid Or None At All Von Ribbentrop Speeds To Rome As Britain Releases Italian Ships Fighting Continues On Viipuri Front With Sweden reporbed warning the Allies they must send a large Allied force to aid Finland or none at all, Russian-Fin...…
…T HSE UN MICHIGAN DAILY SUN ;DAY, MARCH 10, 1940 Trials Of War-Orphaned' Life Recounted By High School Boy Professor Confers with director Prof. Joseph E. Maddy of the School of Music (right) photographed will I'M, for b lut o i rhou ad 45 ghat residentis i with Director Andrew Stone in Hollywood. Professor Maddy is acting iinutes and will be partly in color. making. The p as technical adviser of "Interlochen," which Stone is directing. T...…
…MARCO 3I -9, 1940 THE' MICHIGAN DAILY I PAGE' McTrkMICmers AY Michigan Trvackm---en, Swimmers Capture Conference 1 Titl f Cinder Squad Takes Seventh Straight Crown varsity Holds Off Strong Indiana Bid; Cochran Sets World Record (Continued from Page 1) year-old record of 9:18.3. He stepped out from the beginning and from his first 2:16 half mile there was lit- tle doubt but that the mark was doomed. 4:33 at the mile and it was just a q...…
…"'n f 111i R AN 11VILY '- Jll it'tFs NUIRCH !4, xiia? N __ _ E - THE MICHIGAN DAILY Student Government, 1940 Spring Parley Theme, i Has Been HThmpered By Disinterest I. Ii I i'-11.G 4 ,StiI.484 f _I~hl rflIiTrPSL, ... I Ills aM Hia ,. 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...…
… I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Foreign Center Plans To Hear Preuss' Talk International Law Lecture Will Feature Its Regular Sunday Night Meeting Prof. Lawrence Preuss of the poli- tical science department will speak on "International Law in the Present War" at 7 p.m. today at the Interna- tional Center's regular Sunday night program. At 7 p.m. tomorrow ,the Center will show technicolor movies of Alaska. The Center's first conference on the problems ...…
…PAGE sn:THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 Jimmy Law Students' Dance Comes March 29 Joy's Orchestra Will Furnish Crease Ball's Music Lawyers' Leader Sororities Initiate 162 Campus Women -County Sheriff, As Usual, To Summon Female 'Defendants' Michigan's future counsellors-at- law will forego torts and contracts for dancing to the rhythms of Jim- my Joy and his orchestra at the Crease Ball, annual lawyers' formal. which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a...…
…lwARCti 10, 1940 ' R_ 'ICRIGAN D'AI''Y" ..... _u. .+.w+a_ .. gi. T+EaM T V .a a, I+,..a l M w Varied Gour In-1940 Sum Twelve schools and colleges of the University will comprise the forty- seventh annual Summer Session to be held in Ann Arbor and elsewhere between June 13 and August 30 . The schools and colleges to be in operation will be the College of Lit- erature, Science and the Arts; the College of Engineering, the Medical School, the ...…
…1'Ti lE ~TIE ICIGACN DAILY TN1V,'4 1 . \ il i Allergy Condition Is Prevalent Among Students, Report Showts Unusual Results Obtained t ihan the tWou test& and is given . , at a minimum cost. From Nine Years' Data .tamnmu ot From ie Years' Je .The intradermal tests consist in Compiled By Jimenez injecting into the skin itself prepared extractions of the substances to be By ROBERT SPECKHARD tested. This is usually done on the More than half of ...…
…Lig 411tr t a Iait SUPPLEMENT EIIM } Ieq lllgl R i®® Ilf l 1911 Il lr I I YwIIMYY1 11 W ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1940 .w. Annual Four-Day Music Festival Begins Sink Sees cOne Of Most Successful' Huge Advance Sale Indicates Every Concert Will BeSellout Record Figure Is Possible As Entire Middle West Responds To Program Music Soiety Head Explains Programs Announcement of the programs and solo artistsr have been so en...…
…Cl 11"1 1 1 . n I 1V Lt' L t T~lE Mi~iiiA-4 ALTT Fi Acclaimed 'Incomparable'By Critics I .4 { Feuerniann, Austriani Cellist, Is One Of Greatest Virtuosi' NOTIC ES JOSEPH SZIGETI EMANUEL .FEUERMANN LilyPons, 104-b. Primadonna, s Called Iox-Office Dynaim ite' "Three hundred thousand living for two years. When she recovered souls, the greatest assemblage ever she threw herself into the work of aiding convalescent French soldiers. gathere...…
…f n t i t irY x r K J J A % x RSbert Weede Is Well-Known In Three Fields Robert Weede, American baritone1 of the Metropolitan, who has achieved; notice on the dramatic stage, in radio, concert and oratorio, as born in Baltimore where he studied voice un- der the late George Castelle. In 1927 he~ won the National Fed-. eration of Music Clubs Contest and went to the Eastman School of Music at Rochester to continue his studies under Adelin Fermi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ziv Conductors Will Participate In Festival's Six Coi UWMAT MARCH icer " ser man Pianist Is Political Exile true veteran of thp concert stage, dence that Mr. Schnabel has become ur Schnabel can look back on a one of the greatest exponents of the eer of 38 years in which he has works of this man, Johannes Brahms. yed and lived in most of the coun- Nix On Encores!' s of the world. One of Schnabel's iron-bound rules orn in ...…
…i I 11, Weather Cloudy Jg sit igau 4 att Editorial Is Deferred Rushi: The Answer? . If ll IY I II PIIIY . illi _ Ji VOL. L. No. 114 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1940 PRICE FIV PRICE FiVE Peace Negotiations Reach Final Stage Is Swedish Report Speaks Tonight Arts Academy Will Convene Here Friday Five Trackmen ualify For Colference Finals: Russia Demands Finland Accept Her Condition Before Truce Is Made Kare...…
…THE ICHIANVAIYA DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN .,. .. SATURDAY, MARCh 9 1940 VOL. L. No. 114 Notices To the Members of the University Council: A regular meeting of the University Couni will be held Mon - day, March 11, at 4:15 p.m. in the Amphitheatre of the Rackham Build- ing. Dean C. S. Yoakum has invited the members of the Council to attend a lecture by Mr. W. S. Learned of the Carnegie Foundation for the Ad- vancement of Teaching, which will b...…
…SATURDAY MARCH 9,T1MIC Swimmers, TrackmenLeadC onference InQ ualifying .... .e Heyd, Chaks Up New Mark In Badkstroke Jim Welsh, Distance Star, Is Forced Out Of Meet With Lobar Pneumonia (Continued from Page 1) last year, failed to get a first in his heat but managed to qualify easily for the finals. Beebe also fell behind during the first 100 yards and his sprint just failed to nip Al Armbrus- ter, Iowa co-captain. With Welsh out of the co...…
…'firtL'X 1 lET MICHIGAN DAILY I "I a g m r e - - o m ed and managed by students of the University of gan under the authority of the Board in Control of nt PublicatIons. lished every morning except Monday during the rsity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press, Asociated Press is exclusively enititled to the r republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. Al of republication of...…
…~SIaity Party' Tp Jecognize '42_Sicqhors Mortar Board To Sponsor Luncheon For Students Hl6ding3.5_Averages Sophomore women with high scho- lastic averages will be honored at Mortar Board's annual "Smity Party," which will be held at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, March 16, in the League. Scholastic requisite for this honor is a 3.5 average during the past se- mester. In the layman's language, they have attained 'a half "A and ha . "W"averaged. Sphomores...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Union's Coke Bar Scheduled ForTuesday To Hold Student, Faculty Bridge Tourney Mar. 23; Debates To Start Soon Union student offices, in a state of semi-stagnation during the past week after strenuous work on the Union Opera, are again swinging into their customary activity level with'nu- merous projects slated for the com- ing week. Notable among these is the newly organized Coke Bar, which, under Doug Gould, '41, has proved...…
…Weather Generally fair; not much change in temperature. 'Y Sicigau 4)attg7 Editorial 'America's Ireland' And Freedom .. . VOL. L. No. 113 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1940 PRICE FIVE CEr U _____________________________________ House Is Given 17-Point Plan For Revision Of Labor Act Majority Claims Changes Do Not Constitute Threat To Collective Bargaining Minority Believes Proposal Perilous WASHINGTON March 7.-(P)-A ...…
…THE MICIdI "DAILY ring Concert Planned he date for the Annual Spring cert plaayed by the University d. has been announced by the . William Revelli, conductor of Band, as March 28. The con- to be directed in part by Mor- Gould, will be given in Hill Au- MICHIG A ' heworld hasfor- ven him..but doesn't forget! II I/ ..AII she wants from life Is...Iove! Will she find it? Young, ambitious, eager for life and all it will bringi Mock Trial...…
…THE MICHI'GAN DAILY olverine Hockey Team Wins Over Illinois By 2-0 Sco Pucksters Win, Third Straight Over Illini Six Goldsmith And Ross Score Winning Goals; James Plays Leading Role . (Continued from Page 1) easily out-maneuvered Gillan at the net, Goalie Spike James turned in a brilliant performance for the Maize and Blue sextet. Time and time again he stopped shots that seemed certain goals as the Illini puckmen turned on a power play o...…
…x ). .. T f .l :. Y. M IC m'T9IIIG o_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MICHIGAN DAILY \: i 9 Edited and managed by students of the University of chigan under the authority of the Board in Control of cdent Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the iversity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled - to the e-for republication of all news dispatches c...…
…" i i _'i "#eap Year" Will Be heme Of Assembly Ball Deeoratic Student Dance To Be Tonight Entertainment To Include Sketch, Movies, Dancing A semi-formal dinner dance will be given by the Congregational Students' Guild "at 7 p.m. today in the parlor of the Congregational Church, an- nounced MVargaret, Hoffer, '40A, gen- eral chairman. Decorations for the affair will be blue and white said Murell Bessy, "40E, decorations chairmfian, and the...…
