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… Weather Cloudy and somewhat warmer. *1 r 5k0 41 VOL. L. No. 134 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICMIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1940 John L Lewis Makes Threat He Will Form Laborie Party CIO Leader Snubs GOP ; Hits New Deal Relief, Present War Policies To Address Negro,, Pension Assemblies MONONGAH, W. Va., April 1.-(P) -John L. Lewis today sounded a threat to organize labor, youth, old age, Negro and farmers' groups into a third party unless Democrats...…

…_______THE MICHIGAN DAtY _____ Unioni To Hold Lt Coke Bar Of0Year Today Womnie Bow To Men's Du I Union le-She Bridge Trournaments The last of the 1940 spring Coke Bars will open its doors at 4:30 to- da'y in the small ballroom of the Union. Under the guidance of Doug fxuld, '41, the Bar replaced the old votfee hours with a wider variety of entertainment and refreshments. The special guests of today's occa- sion will be Stockwell, Mosher and J...…

…THE MI~CHIAN DVAILY IN THIS CORNER By Mel Fineberg Lloyd House, Phys Eds Capture I-M Track Title 4aping Tarzan... A" this talk about comparing Gus Sharemetrwith Johnny Weiss- ' mIueller has more than clay as its foundation. Weissmueller's best time, set incidentally in the Union pool in 1927, was 51 seconds flat. That now stands as the world's record, equalled only by Peter Fick. But the Wolverine sophomore was clocked in 51 seconds flat i...…

… A tIL~ MICHIGAN DAILY 1:. A N - f , 6nc~cr a ng,.w __t'~r 'S.+: . .,. 3,=G,.aw ,art pI& ^M. .- 4_ ,",.. 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 d...…

…tIT: ITI T1 iAK T League Council Installed At Traditional (V Honor Societies Tap Neophytes In Annual Rites McCormick Scholarships, Mu Phi Epsilon Award HighlightDinner Events Members of the Class of 1940 bowed themselves out of the extra-curricular scene at the eleventh annual Installa- tion Banquet which was held at 6 p.m. yesterday in the ballroom of the League. Modifying the procedure followed in previous years, only the offices of pres...…

….;E _MT _G N AL Parley Seeks Graduate Aid Rosa To Call Old Members Back To Tenth Parley In an effort to make the coming Spring Parley a real tenth anniver-' sary Parley, the arrangements com- mittee of the affair yesterday an- nounced that a special committee has been set up to contact as many of "big-name" participants in past Par- leys as possible. Robert Rosa, Grad., will head the new committee, Daniel Hyatt, '42,, general chairman of the...…

… 'Perspectives' Today L Bk igtan ~Iaiti 3Editorial Our University ' Marches On . VOL L. No. 135 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, April 3, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS English Drive OffIGermans In Air Attack On Naval Base Nazi Raid On Scapa Flow Marks Another Attempt To CrippleSeapower Rumanian Youth Drafted To Farms (By the Associated Press ) Striking again from the air at Bri- tain's seapower, German warplanes last night raided the Briti...…

…PERSPECTI S University Of Michigan Literary Magazine VOLUME III, NUMBER 3 Supplement to THE MICHIGAN DAILY APRIL 3, 1940 Li. BU"'0RGLiRY ON LOUCUST SRE . by Dennis Flanagan HEN I was ten years old my family moved to Philadelphia, where they took an apartment on Manning Street, near Rittenhouse Square. This apartment was on the first floor of a building which, until we had come, had been inhabited entirely by attists. I suppose that the arti...…

…-- - PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN XILY A i T' I. 19.10 - PAGE TWO WEDNESDAY, ~ 1940 Final Sessions Of ASC Group Set ForToday Surgical Topics Concern delegates In Closing Sessions OfCollege (Continued from Page 1) ment; Dr. Max M. Peet, Dr. Edgar A. Kahn and Dr. Fenimore F. Davis of the surgery department; Dr. Mil- tpon S. Goldhamer and Dr. Arthur C. Curtis of the internal medicine de- partment; Dr. Marvin H. Pollard, sec- retary of the medical s...…

…Pra.lA PiR RPTCTTVEV t o,e1wuKA t 7 uu L.u SHY ... by Alvin Sarasohn s VAN had to leave the stranger quickly again, for he felt the tears begin to well up in his eyes, and it would never do to let the stranger think that the 14-year-old boy he saw before him tas a cry baby. He hurried to the rear 'df the store after mumbling a half coherent sentence to the man who had started to bawl Evan out. The man was buying, or said he was buying, a...…

…x1ti: itrra ,,-Mu. TGIF _jltTTl A x DWtrv gAV'R 1*4MIM. T..~M 1 U fA i iv-*.~ 5 . .U a . .. .1 ...£5 8 L 5 a £f~5 .d l&liGait x Coach Fisher Names 16 Players For Southern Baseba II Trip N Sevten Net men To Start South On Spring Trip Ineligibilities Force Weir To Change Personnel Of Tennis Squad Lafst minuteeineligibilities have forced Coach Leroy Weir to shift the personnel of his tennis squad Which is preparing to leave on its annu...…

…PERSPECTIVES PeThne GflLLRNTRY IN HELL by John flrthos ON THE POETRY OF W. H. AUDEN, AND THE LECTURE, "A SENSE OF ONE'S AGE." An address presented to the Language and Literature Section of the Michi- gan Academy of Arts and Sciences. SUPPOSE that talent is merely a word by which we describe an artist's capacity to survive the confusion which seems to be the original condi- tion of human existence. It is the facul- ty through which people of...…

…PAGE Ft'!'t78"+ THE MICHIGAN DA4ILY Wr,,DW. SDAY Ap"RTG 3, 1040 PAGE FO~YE WEDNESDAY, APlIIL 3, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan University Develops New Institute For Social Service Work 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 ...…

…Page Four PERSPECTIVES DOYLE PRESS, 1940. by Shirley Wallace "A woman's mind is a deeply deli- cate, infinitely resourceful mechan- ism superior to the blustering sur- face strength of the masculine brain. Where nuances and sub- tleties abound in her reception and reaction only primitive, basle im- pulses affect and motivate the male .though she is more liable to err, thus, in solving the intricate pat- terns ... while the masculine con- ce...…

…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGE Fl" University Men Write Articles For Year Book Professors Brown, Dorr, Benson Are Contributors To Annual Publication Three members of the University's political science department contrib- uted the first articles in the 1940 edi- tiorl of the American Year Book, re- ceived here yesterday. Prof. Everett S. Brown, a yearly contributor since 1933, wrote the sur- vey of "The President and His ...…

…PERSPECTIVES Pagee ll 41 if'&- A,-TV V V lITING . . by Elizabeth fillen I!" LA=NE STARTED to yell, and then stopped. After all, 1she was getting a little old to scream out of a window, just because her best friend was coming down the street. She remembered now that yelling at each other from simply miles away was one of, the things she and Arden had decided-to definitely not do. But why, she thought-and then she could not remember what s...…

…P~AG4E fx TT11 EMICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDlAY, APRiL 3 1940 i ?IA iJ Naai 1 D1 L JD e.1b r id oe.1 Ruthvens Invite Student Groups To TeaToday Nine Women Will Assist League Social Group In Second of Series President and Mrs. Ruthven will open their home to students from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. today when the League social committee sponsors the second Ruthven tea of the semester. Mrs. Sarah B..Mitchell, Mrs. Norris Wentworth, and, Mrs. Mary C. Mit- ...…

…C'ase Six PERSPECTIVES FROM EXECUTORS OF EfRTH by Charles Miller I Some men have known star-speckled space, have felt The eye faint back on earth and weakly settle Upon their task; they know man's works can melt In space, a snowflake in a boiling kettle. Oh rock and soil, oh cringing continents, Consider oceans there, four times more great! And man, how little-even earth relents To you: the frigid poles, the desert hate, The mountain pride ...…

…WEDNESDAY, A PVjj-, -a,- B40 THE MICnI AN OXIC PAGV SEVEN WEDNESflAY, APRil73, 17940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG~ S~V~N Student-Tutors Offer Variety Of Specialties Eighteenth Century Letter Found In Collection Of &uge Papers T radier Explains Reasons. 1 F or Distillitg spirits Plan Registrants Are Asked From Surplus Grains To Report At Union; Fees Are Moderate,1By AUDREY FLESHAM FesA ___ eaeA letter out of the eighteenth cen-' A tentative...…

…PERSPECTIVES PageSeven lDDRESS TO THE REFUGEES by John Brinnin WE HAVE the statue for it-Liberty, Whose classic vulgar hands invite you Home; Whatever future stormed your reverie Upon the lank Atlantic wastes, come, Dissolve the terror and suspend the night; Bid every dragon for a little while be dumb. We, too, have tasted insolence, the weight Of wilful ignorance; drilled on our eyes, Have felt, somehow, the Gothic headlines cut The brands...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICIIIG AN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1940 ... ............ . ......... ... . .... ...... ...... . Trade Meeting Will Consider State Barriers Sessions Of Conference Will Include Speeches By Truitt And Ruthven , Consideration of the pros and cons of trade barriers will feature the in-" itial session of tne two-day Confer- ence of Trade and Industrial Secre- taries which will open under the joint sponsorship of the Ann Arbor ...…

…frie Eight PERSPECTIVES i i a,. M n..r s s.w +t. i i * i.l M i Garden In The Rain M IDNIGHT on the flaming lawn While black hawks Suckle the glass flowers. The shuffle of rain Plunking against twisted trellises Encircling vines Know at the root Gyrations of earthworm. A tube of wind Splits petal from petal Anemone moon blackens And shrieking flowers Lift hungry mouths To descending harp strings. - Howard Moss mas Eve-43rd Street THE moment ...…

…PERSPECTIVES Page Me .u ._ _ v m v .d r. 4ITIN[G . . Continued from Page Five "Come on, Arden. I have a marvel- ous idea" They hurried out of the auditorium, breathless and secretive. "Is there any reason why we have to stay?" she whispered. There wasn't. Nothingcould be simpler than walking right out the door. "We hdd better be very careful, though," warned Arden. "Just act as though we were leaving for a breath of air." No one was at. th...…

…Pale Ten PERSPECTIVES LLNTRYN L Continued from Page Three croaches upon our feelings, and limits them or turns them aside. The center of our existence becomes the center of a smaller and smaller circle, and though the rhetoric of our feeling may be as grand as ever, what our words refer to is less and less. The forms we had first worked out for our expression we had really developed for other things, and they fit loosely now. If we grow co...…

…\PERSPECTIVES PageEle, DDYLE PRE SS . ..Continued from Page Four that first night she had shown him that she knew how to talk, that he coudn't embarrass her, that he couldn't under- stand her entirely in one evening. After a few weeks he still could not make up his mind. It was either a pose on her part-or she was a curious woman. And he conceded the fact that whatever it was, he liked her strange veneer. Lawrence motioned to the waiter. ...…

…Page Twelve PERSPECTIVES 7lati'e you 7Ake taopk tar' (Continued from Page 11) augurated what 'may be the most fruit- ful and the most creative period in our literary history. We now have a few novelists in America (and among these Wright stands near the head of the list) who feel their material deeply and authentically, who possess a perspective which enables them to understand the interconnection of the social and psy- chological aspects...…

…IM MIPMPIIYePgllli ' PY li91 M4YMM9R IItlMM1Y11WY w. Weather Mostly cloudy today; slightly colder. <Jr Lie Iaiti1 Editorial Congressional Antics Maur Session ... mu.. uuiiufiinuuuiui I VOL. L. No. 136 Z-323 t ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1940 Im MICE mr U Aw 1mftllm Ruthven Presides Receives Appointment i Over Dedication Of New Institute Homecoming Celebration Opened By Dr. Bunting; SimpsonAlso Speaks Dr. Oliv...…

…THE1VlMiCHlI XN rDAlT Y Commander-In-Chief Meet Ann Arbor Talks About Pelley Engineers To Attend Confe Here Is Today's In Sumimar N"Ws 'Y To aid employer, employe and State, a new program has been in- augurated by the Ann Arbor branch of the State Employment service. The change came about because of the confusion resulting from persons seeking work independently without the aid of the Service not contacting the employers who were in nee...…

…THE i~MICHIGAN DILYf Ace Wolverine Hurler At New York Athletic Club Pool IN THIS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG_ NEW YORK, April 3-Michigan's Western Conference and National Collegiate swimming champions had the largest invading delegation at the luxurious New York Athletic Club here today and appeared headed for their third major title of the year When the two-day National AAU Senior Indoor Championships get underway tomorrow. What will probably...…

…THI, TMUIIA ILY____DA____ CHIGAN DAIL JL xJJIj I -1 - ~ 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 ...…

…_________________THIEiV1IrI11ANI) AILI Announce Uate Of Petitioning For '41 JGP Applications For Positions Are Due April 15 To 19; Chairmanship Is Created Signs of activity in connection with next year's Junior Girls Play ap- peared yesterday when Doris Merk- er, '41, chairman of Judiciary Coun- cil, announced that petitioning 'or, central committee positions will be- gin Monday, April 15, and continue until 5 p.m. Friday, April 19. A new cha...…

…7 sr° THE MICHIGAN DAILY diss Fingele To Play Piano On Air Lanes Becomes Vice-C hairman Wilson To Talk On Molecules Scientist Spectra Will In ASC Explain Lecture ormer Michigan To Be Featured On BingCrosby Coed Star Hour 1o Appear April 11 The talented fingers of a former music student here will play for a nation Thursday, April 11 when Mar- lene Fingerle still be featured on Bing Crosby's Music Hall program over a national hook-up.'...…

… Weather Fair today; continued cool, Jr 5k igan :4Imti Editorial Reciprocal Trade Contributes To Exports .. . VOL. L. No. 137 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Secret Debate On Economic War Ordered In Commons Prime Minister Restates Confidence In Outcome; Trade Bureau Set Up Flying Boat Defeats IX az_ Warplanes LONDON, April 4. -(P)- Prime Minister Chamberlain today ordered a secret session of the House ...…

…__ THE MIIICHTGAN iXII Y Prof. Bagley, Teaches Here, This Summer Education Leader To Give Lectures On Modern Theory AndTechnique Outstanding among the visiting members of the summer session fa- culty of the School of Education is Professor-Emeritus William C. Bag- ley of Columbia University who re- turns to Michigan to lecture on the theories and techniques of teaching. Professor Bagley began his ca- reer in a one - teacher village school in ...…

…I' 1A "h4 1940TUE lTCHiTCNN. DrY atorsVie For AAU Crown; Nine Opens With Tar He 'Aryp rl k e Is Relay Teams Carry Varsity Titular Hopes Maize And Blue Favored To Dethrone Buckeyes; Jim Skinner To Swim (Continued :rom Page 1) Veteran Backstop faster. field here in New York ti weekend, but the experts say the fas ter the field, the faster the Gus. Pete Fick, the New York AC star, who h: won five staight indoor centuri and four outdoor tit...…

… DAILY r .-. , ; -, ' if I 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 news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All righ...…

…IA I W AA To Send Four DeIegates To Convention Marie Hartwig To Speak For Illinois Convention Of Athletic Federation Jane Grove, '41, incoming presi- dent and Harriet Sharkey, '40, out- going president of the Women's Ath- letic Association will represent the University at a convention from April 1'1 to 13 at Illinois State Nor- mal University at Normal, Ill. They will be accompanied by Mary May Scoville, '40, who headed the dance group last y...…

…THTE MICTHIGAN DIATTAY__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Youth Rescued From Icy Waters After Slip Over Falls Constitution Of West Quadrangle Is Ratified By Student Residents F ederation Government Formed To Stimulate House Spirit, Activities Another decisive step in the direc-! tion of student government was taken this week when the last of the eight houses which comprise the West Quadrangle bloc of men's residence halls ratified the West Quadr...…

…dati iadtj toaa7and w4=r9lL £fr 74 VOL. L. No. 138 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY,.APRIL 16, 1940 .. ! Dean Yoakum Announces 91, Scholarships, Other Awards Two Ann Arbor Students Get $1,000 Scholarships; BrookingsPicks Three 16 From Colleges In State Selected Awarding of 91 scholarships and fellowships to graduate students in the s University and other United States universities and colleges for 1940-41 was announced here yester- ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Trade Group Will Consider State Tariff S Experts, Faculty To Talk At Commerce Meeting Here Friday,_Saturday Consideration of "Trade Barriers" will highlight the opening sessions of the Conference of Trade and Com- mercial Secretaries which will be held Friday and Saturday in the Un- ion under the joint sponsorship of the Ann Arbor Chamber of Com- merce, the University Extension Ser- vice and the School of Business Ad- minis...…

…i~r, eirnin~ it~ i~i;u 'Ri~ MT [Y ajor League Baseball Clubs Open Pennant Races 11 Tigers, Browns To Play Before Largest Crowd' Injured Knee Benches Yank's DiMaggio; Feller To Hurl Against White Sox NEW YORK, April 15.--(A)-Though the girders in many a grand- stand still are festooned with icicles and a cold wind howls across the land, another JBig League baseball campaign is scheduled to start tomorrow. The weather forecasters are fairly o...…

…STHE TCRTG AN I LV THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ufi . - 1ai!! 2! - - i m -. I T| RD+G I S~DEiRh ( r o rs ~GE'^V) W(,t __ . l1G N RdA4 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 republicati...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Enoch Light Will Play For Annual Military Ball April 2 Trio, Vocalist Will Highlight Annual Dance Ticket Sale Will Continue; Banquet Preceding Ball Will Be Held At League Enoch Light, featuring his Light Brigade and a sweet potato trio, will play for the twenty-second annual Military Ball to be held from 10 p.m. .to 2 a.m. Friday, April 26, in the Union Ballroom., Light, who has just completed a series of regular broadca...…

…TilE MICHIGAN DAILY "FI^ Al PP'T. rway And The Nazi Trojan Horsel (Continued f'rom Page 4) oman emnploye, who a Eways had ressed mne in perfect English, e to me in German and tried efuse my message on the grounds I had no special telegraph card. her chief already had accepted dispatch at 1 o'clock. Finally, accepted it reluctantly, together $64 worth uf Norwegian crowns ch had to be paid in advance. !n she told me in, German that ust see Fr...…

…\Ve4iith fa i' a ii wr imer. lEN Sir igan ati Editorial Northern ' 1"a3 a Imperialist Blood-Bath mrtmwmmnnsu mnan mns ® VOL. L. No. 139 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1940 PRICE FIVE U I - _ F First Western Alumni Meet Oens Sept.26 In Caifornia Round-Up Group To Visit Biennial Regional Meet, Wolverine Football Tilt 6,000 Will Receive Conference Bids Tentative plans were announced here yesterday for Michigan's We...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Grcduates Steal Show At Annual Gridiron Club Dinner, and lyrically, to tear the men who make the news apart. Before the Blitzkrieg of satire be- gan, however, the University of Michigan had its inning. As 14 presi- dential possibilities and one Silent One sat on the edges of their seats, t the U.S. Marine Band swept into "The Victors," Michigan's football I march. The banquet chairman in- troduced President Ruthve...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY eller's NoHitter Whips Chicago (' I 11 IN 'HIlS Quadrangular Meet At Indiana To Test Outdoor Track Chances Crow4 Of 49,417 Sees Tigers Drop Opener To Browns, 5-1 By HERM EPSTEIN Michigan's outdoor track prospects will get as healthy a testing as they could have in their first outdoor meet of the season at Indiana Satur- day afternoon. This will be a' quad- rangular meet, with the Hoosiers, Notre Dame, and Illinois t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY i . rG Y is -i.- - - 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 newspa...…

…THE MICHIGAN D1 WAA Spring Season Schedule To Include Tennis, Golf, Riding Sun sport activities at the WAA six women start the new season this week with count will who turn in the lowest have the opportunity to renewed activities in the fields of tennis, golf, softball, archery and riding, Tennis tournaments programs will offer three varieties, with singles, doubles, and mixed doubles sche- duled to begin Monday, April 22. Women will ente...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY __N iAT, A~pHf Room 318-320: Pre-Medic Students gmoker Room 323' Tau Upiioi1 Rho, 8'00. OOm 202 Siidenr i Wnate ieet-' ii, 4 00 (Gratiate Counhi meeting tonight at. 7:30 in the Women's Lounge of the Rackham Building. Attendance of all elected members is necessary. The Slavic Club will meet at 8:15 tonight at the International Center. Michigan Anti-War Committee will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the. Union. All members ur...…