…Weather Cooler today; showers in afternoon. ig Bt itgau EIaiti Editorial National Solution Of Migration Problem , VOL. L. No. 150 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Shirley Silver To Be General Head Of JGP For Next Year Rosebud Scott Will Head Costumes; Betty Bailie Is PublicityChairman Radford Selected Dance Chairman Shirley Silver of Chicago was named general chairman of the 1941 production of JGP, co...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY J I Park Predicts. U.S. Attitude Leads To War Education Group To Hear Reviews, Talks Today At RackhamBuilding (Continued from Page 1)1 patriots totmake Europe the sham- bles it is today. With more than 100 registered for1 the'" first day's sessions, Dr. W. D. Henderson, director emeritus of the{ Extension Service-co-sponsor of the Institute-in opening the five-dayr program pointed out to his audience that ignorance of ...…
…TUESDAY, -ARIL, 30, 1940 THE MICHIGAN ~ II Golfers Defeat Purdue; NineTo F ace Spartans Here Today Linksmen Gain Eighth Straight, Win, 14'/To 9' Goodwin Clark Medal Score; Takes BigTen Shoots Varsity Lead (Continued from Page 1) singles match against Doug McDan- iel, the pace-setting Clark put to- gether rounds of 36-35-71 to again sweep his match with the Purdue representative. This victory gave the hard hitting newcomer a record of t...…
…________________ ilt T TGAN 47I~ u TE MICHIGAN DAILY Leulis Speaks To Negro Congress: New Politcal Alignment ________---ll__________________________________________________-___-________ Ij j lr Nt ('efJ tNI L NNe,, bymf a N . MH wc-. w 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 ...…
…THE MICRIGAN DAILY Shirley Silver W Dr. Bell Addresses Delegates At National Athletic Convention ill Be Ge 118 Announced S ieral Chairman Of 194 ivitt's Swing Concert To Be Held Tomorrow For Music Enthusiasts I "The present organization of the American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, gives it every opportunity to pro- mote and advise on legislative mat- ters; to publicize and implement ad- vanced procedures; to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU AY A MIL 30, 1940 Mr. John S. Bugas of the Federal Bureau of Investigation addressed the senior law class yesterday in Hut- chins Hall on the work of the Bureau. Describing the procedure of train- ing FBI men, Mr. Bugas stated that the Bureau tries to find applicants who will pay back on the,'initial in- vestment of $5,000 made, rather than applicants who are out for adventure for a few months or years. This ac- counts ...…
…Con e thWamer L 4*igun iIaittj Editorial Still A Problem . . m r+ r i i r.ur.r: VOL. L. No. 149 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Senate Vote Swept By Michigan Party; 16 Winners Listed ASU, YCL Capture Places; Two Independents, One Dorm Candidate Wins Counting Completed At 4:45 a.m. Friday By STUART K: KNOX and NORMAN A. SCHORR (Oirectors of Student Senate Election) A new organization, the Michigan ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL, Whitford Kane To Lead Drama Season's International Brigade' K By JUNE McKEE 4 Happy Days' Marks 33rd Year Of Frenilch Club Dramas Here Bi ROSEJ'I SCOTT raduated a few years aao from the Wen wood s hopped off-stage University of Paris. One of iis early at the Lyciia Mendelssohn Theatre prr-fessors was Jules Romain, one of next Friday evening signalling the the leading French philosophers and rise of the c...…
…Sensational Sprint By Breidenbach Wins Drake Mile Relay Mehl Captures Featured Mile Race At Penn Defeats Fenske, Venzke In 4:25.8; Seven New Relay Records Are Set PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-OP)-- The featured special mile went in dog-trot time, but the thousands of other athletes in the final day's competition of the 46th annual Penn Relays today took up the slack by placing the record output on a mass production basis. Before 32,000 spectators...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNDAY, APRIL 28; 19401 Jean Giraudouix; Propaganda For Peace?.. AST 8PtUNC during the LDriatai Season here Philip Merivale staged Jean Giraudoux's play, "No War In Troy!" It was a rather incoherent, insipid protest against war, but beneath its heavy lines could be dis- cerned the fact that Giraudoux hated war with all his heart. Today Giraudoux is France's Minister of Propaganda. He has turned from writing plays like "Amph...…
…Schoolmasters Health Camp clo A ua Helps C6,000 Conclave Here In 19 Years (Continued from Page 1) Nineteen years ago Lewis C. Rei- - Asserting that science courses must mann, '16, and Thomas S. Evans, be made to fit the more practical general secretary of the Student needs of youth as consumers, Mr. Christian Association at the time, Floyd I. Leib of Lincoln Consolidat- conceived a vision of a summer camp ed School, Ypsilanti, set the keynote ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tea For Senior Women To Be Held Thursday At League Scroll To Plan Annual Event For Alumnae Dancing Will Be Featured At 'Futurauza'; Council Members To Hostess Members of Scroll, senior women'sz honorary society, are in charge of arrangements for "Futurama", the annual tea sponsored by the Alum- nae Council which will be held from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the League Ballroom, Anne Hawley, '40, pr...…
…SUNAYAPRIL 28, 1940 Michigan Men Are Satirized By Freshmen 'Heavenly Daze' Answers Accusations Of Unio Opera In Floor Show "Michigan men are like Ann Ar- bor weather: just one big drip aftei the other," was the thesis of the Jordan Hall telephone operator in "Five Out of Five," floorshow skit at "Heavenly Daze" Friday evening Answering the quips of the Mich- igan Union Opera; freshman women satirized their male co-students at the annual presen...…
…THE MEi CHf IGr A N D_0A I ,y IN^V ^PRIL , 1510 I Richest Ore Lies Unused PhiBeta appa Democratie Essentials In Brazil, James Says V 111i Exmiiwd lily Seminar __N icolsoi Speak _ _ i (Special to the Daily) WASHINGTON, D.C., April 27.-- Thirteen billion tons of iron ore, some of it the richest in the world lie unexploited on anything but a small scale in Brazil, Prof. Preston E. James, University of Michigan geographer, said last night in...…
…Weather Generally fair today; Increas- ing cloudiness Sunday. lY 5kk 4at Editorial BIle Books And White Beaks -. .) I I i . liljii h- i'- ! . I VOL. L. No. 148 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1940 PRICE FIVE 1 I I Schoolmasters Elect forsythe 'Head As 3,200 Attend Parleys Education Magazine Head Says That Schools Must Meet Students' Needs Work On Paralysis -Described By Peet Attending what is considered their most ...…
… E AMTCHIGAN"-DATLY. DAILY OFF ICIAL BULLETIN( .. SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1940 VOL. L. No. 148 Notices Staff Assistants' Applications: Stu- 4 dents who will be enrolled in the Uni- I1 versity during the coming year and who wish to apply for Staff Assistant- ships in the Residence Halls for Men1 and Women may obtain application; blanks in the Office of the Director of Residence Halls, 205 South Wing.; Preference will be given to graduate; and...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIIYYPGEm* Wolverines, Hoosiers Lead Field In Drake Relay IN THIS CORNER By Mel Fineberg Professional Angles . .. THERE ARE lots of angles to turn-f ing professional in any sport butj one which some people take into con- sideration when turning professional is money. Mercenary, material, crass as it may appear, it still warrants some thought. And, on the other side, the professionals also consider the same element in making off...…
…-_-__.TH MICHIGAN DAILY IE MICHIGAN DAILY NI -c.- SW2 PI Mn. p . gM64R M"q r YN U tra .-., r~.~~tlg~c.---- " - ~ 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 n...…
…HER M3ICHIGAN -DAILY Dramatic Star Calhern Joins Festival Cast Turning down a chance to play opposite Jane Cowl in a New -York production of "Limbo", Louis Calhern, distinguished stage and screen artist, expressed his delight and gratifica- tion at being invited to take part in Ann Arbor's dramatic festival this year. Calhern, who described Ann Arbor as "one of the most dramatically- minded centers I know of," will take the part of Polixenes...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY )Ii s' Club Convenes (Continued from Page 1) ay, several were considered out- ding by Schoolmaster authori- In biology, Dr. Max M. Peet of surgery department in Universi- lospital revealed that scientists inexorably progressing toward ng the source of infantile parly- Facts already indicate. he said, the villain is a permeable virus ring the body through the nerve le nose and traveling from there igh the spinal cord to ...…
… We-imather Ci'L,y L 4br ai Editorial j 7 f Cpl~lL. ac I VOL. L. No. 147 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Schoolmasters To Hear Ryan. Bagley Speak On Education Teachers' Meeting Today Includes Assemblies, Round Tables, Banquet 19 Conferences, Two Institutes Will Meet As more than 1,000 members pre- pared for two days of intensified activity today and tomorrow in the 54th Annual Meeting of the Mich- iga...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1940 M .L . Members Of New English Seminar Voice Approvels Of Honors Program 1 L (Note: This Is the first in a series of(articles explaining the purposes Wednesday And Thursday and scope of the honors program seminars and also presenting com- Announced As Times ments on the seminars by those par- For Public Inspection ticipating in them,) By dHESTER BRADLEY The new Health Service will hold For almost a...…
…FWDAY, APRIL 26, 1940 - T HE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Track Team Begins ompetition In Drake] PAGE THas Relay~s %0 Wolverine Feud With Hoosiers Starts Afresh Thinelads Are Determined To Win moth TWO-Mil Relay, Distance Medley (Continued from Page 1) as has stumped it all year-getting far enough ahead of Indiana by the start of the last leg to enable Hogan to withstand the brilliance of Indi- ana's sophomore sensation, Camp- bell Kane, who ha...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY U U THE MICHIGAN DAILY Old Timers Are Used As Targets SA be DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN *1 I -Z [or Politicians I iuiop ':1 Agad - - ST1 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 exclu...…
…FRsIAYX A kII19 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Heavenly Daze' And Military Ball Will Be Presented PAyfl FIVT To-day Annual Event By Freshmen Will Be Satire; r Iu ti . y k c 1 ..l. ...~ hi c~ Wall Murals Will First Year Co O" Michita { LtDepict 'aa Iioaia (.a 111 ltM 11.1.1-1..) -- Freshmen women will satirize their own green bewilderment arjI the 1940 Union Opera, at "Heavenly Daze," first project of the class of '43, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today ...…
…SIX TIE MICHIGAN DAILY State High School Debate Finals o Be Held Here onight bg .: Flint Northern, Grand Rapids Central Meet Michigan Band Will Play At 23rd Annual Contest Of Forensic Associations .5,000 Are Expected Flint Northern and Grand Rapids Central high schools, survivors of a three-month elimination contest will participate in the finals of the 23rd annual state championship debate of the Michigan High School Foren- sic Associ...…
…IDAY, APIL 26, 1940 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY Annual Michigan High School Music Festival Opens I Ensemble, Solo Music Feature Festival Today Senior Musicians Offered Opportunity To Attend National Competitions Today's session of the Instrumental Music Festival will be given over en- tirely to the reading of music by junior and senior high school solo and ensemble groups. Senior high soloists and ensembles receiving first rating in this Festi- val ...…
…THE MTCiICNDIY R~ Ikf .K TRiDt1I', A h r 0' '~- -, p ~-' K 8 Q', c . , 'i F K_ A 't z ' . U ,. F'y' y } 1 tf ..,y 4, 1) w. ,. ' ' t. . a i w 9 ° _ ) ti (5 f ~ r .p s- S A X+ ti .at ' ' y R 'y.¢}t v"fi' yrN It ,;) a I r;t 1ry >y. tMER",ANT ..,ENT OF AN ARE TH-E OMt dubbe two S array (CQL a f4 30 4 -. .,, M RCHpNNTS ICHIAN AILYANAPRES N VNIT iE i LiFE £43 for our pseudoPla9iarsm "\IrinitV Aft of the year1 .-&nilS too...…
… Weather Fair and warmer. Y i' e Sf4r iau tiattx Editorial U.S. Stake In The orient ..,. VOL. L. No. 146 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Heavy Blows On All Fronts, In Seandinavia Are Reported Pitched Battle Is Indicated At Steinkjer; Haakon Flings Defiance At Nazis Sweden Claimed To Be Threatened, 1000 Teachers Arrive For Conference Here Meeting Will Begin Today; Schoolmasters To Start Official ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY candidates For Student Senate Election Present Plat forms Platforms, representing the views the economic and social well-beingt of 40 candidates are printed on this of the majority," I support the fol-a page, a traditional policy of The Daily lowing platform:a since the inception of the Senate two , Campus Problemsf years ago. 1. Increased expression of studentI In all 42 candidates are running for needs through an activ...…
…THE-1-HIC:GAN iD ILY Math Society Will Convene In Angell Hall Today's Session Will Hear Discussion And Report On HighSchool Course The Michigan section of the Mathe- matical Association of America will hold its spring meeting in Angell Hall tomorrow and Saturday. The first day's session will consist of a joint meeting with the Mathe- matics Conference of the Schoolmas- ters' Club devoted to a report entitled "The Place of Mathematics in Sec- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "HE MICHIGAN DAILY I -/- -.N. I Edited and managed by students of the iniversity 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 otherwise credited in thi...…
…TIURSDAY, APRIl , :1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Guests Named By Military Ball Committeemen Ticket Sale Will Continue Today And Tomorrow At ROTCHeadquarters June Spoeri of Ithaca, N. Y., will be the guest of Walter Clement, Jr., '40E, general chairman, at the twen- ty-second annual Military Ball to be held from 13 p.m. to 2 a.m. to- worrow in the Union Ballroom. Gilbert L. Stephenson, '41E, chair- man of the floor committee, will attend with Shirle...…
…THE -1110 -VG A-N--A IL-Y~ Joe Jacobs Laughs At 'Slight Pain' Dies Of Heart Failure A Chip Off The Old Block-He Hopes Coach Doherty Enters 25 Men In Drake i eetl Strong Coimipetition Awaits Schwarzkopf, Canham In Individual Events Off To Relays IN THIS C4 By MEL FINE1 No T ime For Comedy Or . ORNER BERG vwmm C he Philadelphia Story ... N TOW TLET'S all of us take out our little pitch pipe and start to chant. to '' !he t une of God...…
…T'HE MICHIGAN DAILY - 1000 Teachers Arrive Here For Sessions Meetings To Begin Today; Schoolmasters To Start Conference Tomnorrow. (Continued from Page 1) ty's Annual Honors Convocation at 11 a.m. in Hill Auditorium at which Dr. Francis P. Gaines, president of Washington and Lee University, will talk. Following an informal reception in the Union at 5:15 p.m., the Club will sponsor a banquet at 6 p.m. in thef Union Ballroom for all members of'...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY Shool Bands Engineering Res( Will Compete Undertakes For Title Here Many varied projects are now oc- cupying the minds of the men asso- ciated with the Department of En- 5,000 High School Pupils gineering Research, according to at Wil Invade Anni Arbor statement issued by officials of the | department last week. For Two-Day Festival i Among the projects now being un- derIak:n is one intended to elim- The University ...…
… ___I., Weather Mostly cloudy; slightly cooler. "1. g 5ki Iaiti Editorial The Logan Bill And Bureaucracy . ""-wommom"I" VOL. L. No. 145 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1940 PRICE FIV1 Great Britain Gears Budget And Taxation T New.Hgh War Outlay Almost Equal To 1917-18 Still Liable To New Expenditures Plan Complete Shift In Economic Setup LONDON, April 23.-()-Great Britain, less than eight months at war, today ge...…
…TivE iI 'CHIG AN D AIi Y Script For Next Year's Opera Sought By Union And Mimes Deadline For Manuscripts notify them of any developments that Extended Until May 15 ay arise. Selection of a student's play for $100 Offered To Author production by the Union will qualify him for far greater riches than the By HERVIE HAUF ER original Mimes award. "Four out of Wanted: a successor to Max Hodge. Five" has been submitted, Smith said, That was the adve...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TF olverine Baseball Tea -w r T ' I. IN THIS CORNER .. By MEL FINEBERG ' Horse Sense. .'. THE SUBJECT of horses comes up almost daily in our lives. Either someone is saying "that's a horse of a different color" or "that's a horse on you" or just plain "my wife nags me." But each year, as spring wends its weary way into summer, the genus equus takes on a special sig- nificance-the Kentucky Derby raises its snout....…
…11 Js 1 !- All A 47 :1 1 Lia ' 9iT MICHIGAN DAILY If Y -00 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Studenit Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year anO 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 otherwise credited...…
…-°jiI, MiC~IAN iALV T -. ,. s .. " s v . s = _s av . . ~ . F "r"eh *?n Str oll With Dog astw Made Officers Of Panhellenic Present Rushing System To Be Continued; Other Committees Appointed Barbara Fisher, '41, was appointed treasurer and Betty Kepler, '41, was appointed rushing secretary of Pan- hellenic Association at a, meeting of the organization held at 4:15 p.m. yesterday at the League. Miss Fisher has served as president of Alpha Chi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Foreign Group Presents Open HouseFriday liltern1atlonal Center Holds First Sports Exhibition In Intramural Building Foreign students in the University will join to present their first annual sports Open House at 7:30 p.m. Fri- day in the Intramural Building. Persons attending the Open-House will be able to engage in more than 20 sports, exhibitions will be played in several different events by cham- pions of the Internation...…
…I Weather Ciruay; 2 £Ifrignu ~ati Editorial 1o inchies Coral Suraiad VOL. L. No. 144 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1940 PRICE FIVE Student Apathy Hit At Closing Session Of Spring Parley a- More Than 300 Present AsStudents And Facslty Summarize Discussions National Liberties Are Threatened More than 300 students, faculty members and townspeople met Sun- day afternoon to hear four panel chairmen, faculty and stud...…
…THE MICHIAN fDAIL~Y New.Humanity Course Opens To Graduates Summer Session Offers Comprehensive Studies On American Culture A comprehensive graduate study course in American Culture and In- stitutions, presented by the economics English, geography, history, philoso- phy, political science and sociology departments, featuring the country's outstanding lecturers in the field of American Culture, will be included in the curriculum of the 1940 Sum...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Colfers hip Irish; Wolverine Nine Meets Normal oda Jack Emery's Par Card Wins Medal Honors Chalks Up Three Birdies On Last Nine; Palmer' Rallies To Win Match1 By WOODY BLOCKt Michigan's smooth swinging golf- I ers kept their undefeated record in- tact yesterday as they dropped thet powerful Notre.Dame team, 18/2-81/2 at the Univetsity course, gaining re-t venge for last year's drubbing by the Irish. Handing the South Ben...…
…T1E MTCHTGAN DAILY HIGAN DAILY -I I P 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 otherwise credited in this newspaper. A...…
…TTIE MtITirN DXIY _ _ i . . . of cabbages and kings . .0.0 At last the spring breezes have begun to blow here in Ann Arbor, and on the breeze various details of who was where on the first real spring week- end this year, have been wafted to your correspondent. Seen hobblin' around at the Phi Delt's annual "Hobo Hobble" where everyone came dressed in 'his most comfortable clothes, were Betty Erdman and Jack Emmett, Patty Walpole with Ken C...…
…Allen Rumsey Wins Campus Debate Finals Dr. Whitaker Leads First Union Jaunt In Tour Of Arboretum Sunday Winner of the much-touted all- campus debate tourney was Allen Rumsey Dormitory whose team tri- umphed over the team representing Pletcher Hall. Allen Rumsey upheld tie affirmative on the topic, ",Re- solved: That Michigan men of today lack the resourcefulness and hardi- ness of their predecessors." The first of the Union's Sunday Saunters w...…
… Weather Fair today; tomorrow mostly cloudy. CJr Bk it~tg an 4:3attx editorial Education In China .:. I VOL. L. No. 143 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Spring Parley To Summarize Work In Final Session Today War, Student Government, Democracy Are Treated In Second-Day Sessions Resolution Attacks Racial Prejudices Summaries of the four panels of the Spring Parley, begun Friday and continued yesterday, w...…
…FAI&WUTHE 1MlICHIGAN D-16ATiA SUNDAY, APltlI;'21,1IF40 Rufus To Take Club Members To Observatory Pan-American Airways Growth To Be Pictured In Color Film At Center Prof. W. Carl Rufus of the astron- omy department will conduct an "Ob- servatory Night" at 7 p.m. today whei he takes members of the Internation+- al Center on a visit to the Angell Hall Observatory. The visit will fol- low the regular Sunday evening sup, per. At 7:15 p.m. tomorro...…
