… _THE MCHIGAN DAILY i lore Than 5000 Students Expected To Attend Summer Sessio. Summer Term Starts June 27, Closes Aug. 19 Regular Courses Offered; Also Graduate Studies And Technical Work Contlnued from Page 1) New Graduate School Will Be Opened For Inspection July 1 Work Offered Ih Many Fields For Graduates Opportunities for study in all de- partments will be open to graduate students this summer under the cur- riculum of the Ho...…
…TAHE IICHIG A N DAILY _ Buildings For Men Have Had RapidGrowth Waterman Gym Built 1st; Latest Additions Planned Are To Be Dormitories Men's buildings on the Michigan campus have had a spasmodic yet rapid growth. Although the demand \for them was felt as early as the 1850's, nothing tangible was accom- plished until the last decade of the nineteenth century. Waterman Gymnasium, built in .1894, was the first of the men's uild- ings to be comple...…
…" " * "organ of opposition to the Chronicle stune Lx ensive Lterar W r ei cs au SV 4Rn" were consolidated, but they died out year La~~I1V Au~i~yW r nersi Iubictions ShIe ow wmains tarevnualhi All Departments Of The College Will Take Part Courses Will Be Adapted For Students Of Various Types Of Interest (Continued irom Page 2) been designed to meet the needs of students preparing for entrance to the University or looking forward to professiona...…
…THE MICHIG AN DAILY I Geogaphy Men NoW Camp In NorthMichigan Summer Sessioners Will Take Over Old CCC Site Near Straits With the first bit of consistent warm weather, many geography stu- dents are beginning to look forward to a summer to be spent at a camp on the cool straits of Mackinac, where they will spend their summer time chalking up credit hours, swim- ming, horseshoe-pitching, and play- ing baseball, cribbage and bridge. Geographers ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA GE All Departnents To Participate In Lar ge Choice Is Available For Students, Aeronautical, Chemical, Metallurgical And Civil EngineeringAre Offered Is Regular Program The Campus As Seen From A Bird's-Eye View 4 I I Courses off:ered by the College of Engineering during the Summer Ses- sion are designed to appeal particu- larly to the following five classes of students: .First, students who desire to short- e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HIMY,MAY Whitford Kane Directs Actors Thi um mer Repertory Players To Give 8 Plays During Their 10th Anniversary Term With Repertory Summer Program Of Lit By ETHEL NORBERG i Whitford Kane, one of the most eminent character actors of the American stage, will be guest director of the Michigan Repertory Players in their tenth anniversary season this s1urmIer. Under the direction of Valentine B. Windt, director of Play Produ...…
… The Weather Fair today not so cool in - central and south portions. Jr SiA6t iguu it Editorials Czechoslovakia In The-Balance,.. VOL. XLVII. No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1938 U I I I. . . -. - - PRICE FIVE CENTS Weakened Tax Bill Is Passed In House; Sent' To Roosevelt Undistributed Profits Levy Proposal Goes Through Despits ItsOpposition Expect Five Billion Revenue From Bill WASHINGTON, May 11.--()-The new tax bill, ...…
… Welfare iG roup Kids ToKings, But A.nnounces Fall ih school seniors seized control cib of the reins at th'e School of Educa- w' Seiiin'ar Se iestion's University High School yester- sti ________day, replacing instructors for a day and even going so far as to inter- sc, Local Commnity Fund view applicants for jobs next year. de Will, Reume Lectres Under the supervision of Dr. Ed- fe: WilRsme Lcue gar G. Johnston, of the education an On Relief ...…
… THE MICiIGAN lDAILY , 11 Slated To Play In I-M Matches Independents, Fraternities And Faculty Will Meet In Tourney Saturday Two hundred golfers representing fraternities, independent organiza- tions and the faculty are scheduled to compete in the first all-campus intramural golf tournament this Saturday orb the University golf course. The first foursome will tee off at ten o'clock and there will be a group leaving the first tee every seven...…
…T HE :M ICHG-A N--DA IL Y THVRsDAY, '1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY "1 r( rl Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student ePublications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the ssoated Pres The Associated Press isaelusively entitled to the use for republicationrof all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credi...…
… Moping On The Mali By Meandering Minnie J.G.P. news came out Tuesday afternoon, and 10, a new crop of B.W.O.C.'s was born-and more power to 'em. A batch of radiant faees beaming above corsages appeared on campus yesterday as the result. Joanne Westerman the make-up chairman, couldn't be found, and she didn't know of her sudden success until someone called her up to congratulate her. And then she didn't believe it. Now all the men have to do i...…
…THE MICIICAN DAILY Til Jpanese Invaders Confiscate Chinese War Machines General Chiang Kai-Shek had planned to use this heavy armored car and dozens like it against the Japanese invaders. The coe quering Japanese troo ps, however, had other ideas and are here shown in- specting their war spoils. 'Anthony's Case' Proves Fresh Air Aids Boys In Readjustment DAILY OFFICIAL BUILETIN (Conufnleed fCOm Pae 4) Festival. The University Musical So- ci...…
… The Weather Today: continued cool; to- morrow: mostly cloudy, rain. ............ 3k 43UU ilatt Editorials Comes The Revolution, Baby... I I i ii I I WA VOL. XLVI. No. 159 ANNI ARBOR, MICHIGAN WFDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nine Defeats Western State; Bucko Smith' Allows 10 Hits Beebe An4 Lisagor Hit Home Runs As Michigan Team Wis Game, 63 Varsity Aggressive - In Top-Notch Play By BUD BENJAMIN Little Burt "Bucko" Smith, as ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i 21 Pass Senior Beer Party Fetes actor Saved From Gioma Re Here From Dartmouth ° The arrival of Alan Hewitt ih Ann Saving Course Arbor to rehearse for the 1938 Dra- matic Season was the occasion yes- Largest University Group terday for a semi-reunion of the Dartmouth College class of '34,. Glve Colorful Dislay Hewitt, who is appearing in "The Of Rescue Technique Ghost of Yankee Doodle," which " opens next week at the Men...…
… _____________THE MICHIIGAN DlAILY Varsity Nine Defeats Teachers 6-3; State ASIDE - LINES r -0 P:. "- 'y IRVIN LISAGO -- EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third of a series of columns conducted by Junior candidates for the- sport editor- 'ship next year. Today's piece is writ- ten"by Stewart Fitch -who has been engaged in covering spring football. Chicken On Egg... THIS DITTY will read like the old- time-worn argument of the rela- tive import...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ij_ ?7 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 dispatche credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspap...…
…_.._ ..Y . _ . . _.. __ : -v.. __ .. .._. _. ..... Cool White Returns COmmittee List Is Announced Mary Minor, Zelda Davis Head Program, Tickets Committees For Event (Continued from Page 1) was active on the entertainment, hostess and publicity committees 6f the Sophomore Cabaret. Miss Nussbaum, a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority assisted with the script for Freshman Project, and she was also a member of the dance and music committees for the P...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNI Dental Society inducts Eleven At Dinner Here Dr. Rufus Leigh Awarded Honorary Membership; G;ives Principal Speech Omicron .Kappa Upsilon, national honorary dental fraternity, initiated 11 men at Its annual initiation ban- quet held at 8:30 p.m. last night in the League. Dr. F. D. Ostrander, president of the fraternity, presided over the banquet, at which Dr. Rufus Wood Leigh of the United States Army, honorary initia...…
… The Weather Partly cloudy today, warmer; tomorrow generally fair, and warmer. all 3k igtau ~Iait& Editorials Not So A move toward Peace?. I VOL. XLVIIL No. 158 ANN ARBOR, MIcIMGAN TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1938 RICE FIVE CENTS Big Fireworks1 I~ageant Endsi ,.litlerSojourln Wail 11 Duce Special Train Rushes Nazi, Chief Through Brenner Pass Toward Germany Italians Mobilized In Farewell Move FLORENCE, Italy, May 9.-(P)- Adolph ditle tonight head...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1938 $1,290 Netted Asks War Preparation ByHillel Drive One More Week Is Left To Reach Quota Total contributions have amounted <-( R to $1,290 at the end of the first week 1W of the $3.000 fund drive being con- ducted oy the Hillel Foundation in connection with the national five mil- :Un a tra lion dollar campaign of the Joint Dis- (C trilbutioh Committee of -New York to aid Jews in Europe, Samuel E. Grant, ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ Northwestern Snaps Golfers' Win Streak With 10-7 Vieto: 4/ Varsity ,Loses As Last Match Decides Issue Perpich Cards A Par 72 For Wildcats To Defeat Captain Karpinski By IRV GERSON A highly touted Northwestern golf team smeared Michigan's unbeaten Big Ten slate with a 10/2 to 7%/2 win at the University Course yesterday. The vietory marked the third con- secutive Conference win for the Wild- cats who will defend thei...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PHE MICHIGAN DAILY ,1 IE 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 onday 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 .DAILY Knight, (7 Pate By MARIANNE -Right this way, folks, to Michigras, the Beta Follies, Loop-o-plane, and other concessions. . . on the other hand there was the Architects' Ball, Rococo Revels . . . gay, dashing, weird, fantastic, the peculiar looking costumes con- fused even the B.M.O.C.'s who couldn't start to recognize some of their pals in the odd-looking garbs ... The hit of the Michigras was the Beta Follies . with Bart...…
…THE MICHICG&N DAILY Banquet Opens Art Exhibition Held In League L. C. Hughes-Hallet, G.B. Consul, And President Ruthven Among Guests Approximately 140 art lovers from Ann Arbor and other cities attended the opening banquet of the Ninth Annual Exhibition of Sculpture under the direction of Prof. Avard T. Fair- lianks of the Institute of Fine Arts at 6:30 p.m. last night in the Michigan League. Following the banquet, Prof. Fair- banks introduce...…
… The Weather Cooler today; partly cloudy to cloudy and continued cool to- morrow.. L / 3k iguu a tt Editorials Another Court Bill .. Good Victuals ... I J rte, VOL. XLVIII. No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hitler Pledges Mussolini He Will Maintain Alpine Border Concludes Pact With Duce But Refuses To Reveal Czechoslovakian Plans Duce Is Satisfied That Italy Is Secure ROME, May 7.-(A)-Benito Mus- soli...…
…____________THE MIC HIG AN DaA ILY EVENING RADIO I PROGRAMS WJR P.M. 6 :00--Stevenson Sports. 6 :15--Muisical. 6;:30-Phil Baker. 7:00-To Be Announced. 7:30-Musical Ga'zette. 8 :00-Ford Stinday Evening Hlour. 9:00-Grand Central Station. 9 :30-Vocal Varieties. 9:45-Musical. IC0:00--Duke Ellington's Orch. 10:30-Hermit's Cave.. 11 :00-News-Jack King. 11:05-Harry Owen's Orch. 11:30-Nat Brandwynne's Orch. WIVj P.M. 6 :00--Jack Benny. Ruthveii Will...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY For First Term To Girls' Co-Op To Be Used To Purchase- Permanent Equipment; ApplicationsNow Open More than 200 dollars profit was made during the first semester by the Girls' Cooperative House, established this fall in an effort to provide a painles sway to reduce excessive ex- penses for women's room and board. This figure represents a net gain exclusive of a sinking fund for rent during the summer months. Profits will be...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ i _ _ _ MICHIGAN DAILY v . . a JA.- dited and managed by students of the University of higan under the authority of the Board in Cgntrol of dent Publications. 'ublished every morning except Monday during the versity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press the Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credited to r not otherwise credited in this newspaper...…
… 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY League Names 2415Students To Committees All Petitioners Not Listed Must Turn In Eligibility Slips By_5 P.M. Friday New 'Miss Broadway' The chairmen of the seven stand- ing committees of the League yes- terday named 245 women for member-, ship on their respective committees. The groups are the social, merit-sys- tem, 4theatre-arts, publicity and candybooth, dancing class and ball- room committees. Many women who peti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY olverines Drop Fifth Conference Ball Game To Indiai ia, 4-1 Michigan Fails To Bunch Hits In The Pinches Fishman Lapses In Third When Hoosiers Score Three Runs To Win By BUD BENJAMIN Indiana and one of her strong-arm sons, hefty Bill Smith, had too much on the ball for Michigan's baseball team yesterday as the Wolverines dropped their fifth Conference game of the season 4 to 1 at the Ferry Field diamond. ' The Hoosier husk...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY ASI DE *LINES- ' y IRVIN LISAGOR .-- EDITOR'S NOTE: For the next five issues senior candidates for the sports editorship next year will conduct this column. Today's piece is written by Art Baldauf, who has been engaged in covering tennis this Spring. The Why And Wherefore AN IDEA about which we have been prone to give a little thought now and then, in what spare time we could find to give to thinking about ideas, cropped ...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1938 THE WORLD OF BOOKS MARPilGE: The Late Bishop Fisher Discusses Its Problems ... PEATTIE ensuality. Bishop Fisher defends it. Biography Of A Grove But again he assumes a newly wedd- Of Trees Is H is ad pair motivated in all their ac-L tions by and spiritual values the long view. A PR AIR I E GROVE by Donald Cul- I think he is correct, however, in ross Peattie,. ixmon and Schuster, tis refusal to...…
… The Weather Mostly cloudy, cooler today; tomorrow cloudy and continued cool. Y 5k iguu jDatt Editorials What Does It Cost You? . . The New Public Opinion... Johnny Get Your Gun .. . . A VOL. XLVM. No. 156 ANNq ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1938 PRICE FIVE CMNS '38 Miehigras Attrats 3,500 For First Da Prizes For Best Floats Won By S.A.E., Delta Gamma And Triangles Kappa Alpha Theta Best Of 65 Booths At 11:30 p.m. yesterday, more ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUIU U U i re n Mitrany Scores 'New Eropeai Securit Pacts Says Strict National Basis Cannot Secure Peace, -Internal Oir External (Continued from Page 1) says are being so widely heralded as serious steps toward peace and in- ternational organization-as nothing more. than military "give-and-take" agreements. Prof. Charles F. Remer of the economics department was chairman of the banquet. At the opening luncheon meeting at 1...…
… THE MICHIGAN DjXILY - LIN ES'- By IRVIN LISAGOR And The Derby.. . bear Pete: Well, just about now thousands of people are piling into Louisville and millions of dollars are piling into the bookies. Today is (in case you have not read the papers lately) the day of the Kentucky Derby. Once a year, Louisville is turned into a carnival town. In ease you think there is nothing new under the sun, Pete, you ought to be in Louisville on Derby Day. ...…
…TI E 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 exceptMonday during the University year and Summer Session Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to te use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of republicatio...…
…. .... as ". sw.a s v as a v. s-a s ...".:AL.r c]a :Ji.. iI i^ ;. ... Of Architects' ococo Revels Frivolity, Color Feature In Costumes; Gaylor Plays At Annual B'al Frivolity and vivid color distin guished the costumes worn to the an nual Architects Ball, "Rococo Revels,' held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. yesterda in the Armory. Prizes for authentic costumes wer won by Frederick James and Sally Pierce, Grad. Those who received honorable mention were ...…
…THE MICIIIG AN DAILY S MA Y '7 ailway Labor pct Hailed As, 1ndustrial Boon iarfinan Tells Teachers ldeasure Will Avert Wage 1ut Crisis (Continued from Page t) her than satisfactory and correct lements. )uring the morning session Prof. >rge W. Taylor of the University Pennsylvania spoke on collective' goining as an economic weapon. open discussion with Professor lor followed the talk and com- ed the morning program. .fter Professor Sharfman's...…
… Showers, not so warm In central portions today. Jr. Ap attig Editorials Freedom Of The Press: Only For Aryans?.. The Split In Labor .. I' VOL. XLVII. No. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRDAY, MAY 6, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS _ _~ N , e F.D.'s Prestige At Stake Again In Move For" Wag Bill Vote Pepper Victory In Florida Has Aided Bill, F.D.R. Supporters Declare New, Deal Expects Struggle In House WASHINGTON, May 5.--(P)-Pres- ident Roosevel...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Speaks Here Today Bishop James C. Baker, Method- ist Bishop of Los Angeles, will ad- dress a dinner of the Wesleyan Guild to be given, in honor of the Methodist seniors. Pact Hastened By Rome Trip, Lon g Affirms Franco-British Alliance Set In 1936, Cemented By Fuehrer Hitler's Voyage (Continued from Page 1) give up the Russian alliance easily, he said. "France has given her word to Czechoslovakia that she will remain true...…
… Netmen Irish End Net Squads String Of Eight Wins Wolverines Capture Three Matches, Two Singles' And One Double NOTRE DAME, Iid., May 5.- (Special to The Daily)--Michigan's Varsity tennis team lost its first match in nine starts here to4ay as Notre Dame defeated Coach Ieroy Weir's forces 6-3. The victory was Notre Dame's second in* five starts. The Wolverines garnered' two_ singles matches and one doubles. The Varsity was without the service...…
…~THlE MICHIGAN ,L.AILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cage of labor to unite. The AFL apparently is being swayed by afew pieces of silver. It is un- fortunate that this organization isbetraying labor at a time when cooperation among unions is so imperative for their success. John A. Merewether. - A e -.I/ Hold'Your Hat! Don't Stand Up!... . t rI W" Grm I - hJrOV1Jz RAICTcm . 1 Ar5iI cMA A1S1ST Edited and managed by students of the University of Mi...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Architects Ball, Rococo Revels', Will Be L ist Of Guests Sororities Victors For Architects In Quarter Finals Of Debate Contest\ BaTY I P t d r Grace Lambrecht Will Be Gue'st Of Henry Ruifrok; Gaylord'sBand Will Play Grace Lambrecht, '39, will be the guest of Henry Ruifrok, '38A, gen- eral chairman of Architects Ball, to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the Armory, it was announced yester- day by Jean McConkey, ...…
…lTHE MICHIG&N DAILY Dedicate New Presbyteria n ChurchToday Ruthven To Open 3-Day Program With Address; Brashares Will Speak A special three day program for to- day, tomorrow and Sunday as dedi- cation of the new First Presbyterian Chuich Building and Student Center, was announced yesterday by Dean James B. Edmonson of the School of Education, chairman of the Commit- tee on Arrangements. President Ruthven will address the luncheon meeting at t...…
… Tihe Weather ;$ Shower, not so warm in central portions today. VOL. XLVII. No. 154 AN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1938 Editorials The Grading System: Yes And No... Grades, Continued... PRICE FIVE CENTS French Franc To Be Frozen In Devaluation Hitler, 11 Puce Part Company, But Only Temporarily --Maybe Ir Io q"..m. av . '............................7.,"Y .;rt{~"?n ...,N.;: . '. I .. A 2. / For'Stafbility. Prenier Daladier Pledges Sta...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Stein Influence On Goethe Seen Extensive Correspondence Disclosed By Fairley The complete influence of Charlotte Von Stein over Goethe during a 10- year period of his life was disclosed by Prof. Barker Fairley of the Univer- sity of Toronto in a University lec- ture given here yesterday. Professor Fairley, who is considered one of the world's greatest Goethe scholars, has writtenseveral books on Goethe which have entirely c...…
… THE MICHTGAx DAILY Are Announced, Miss Lockwood Releases Names Of Chairmen Judges and chairmen of the four women's iatramural debates to be held at 4:15 p.m. today in Angell Hall have been announced by Miss Olive Lockwood, adviser for the teams. Prof. Carl Brandt of the speech department will act as critic judge of the contest between Martha Cook and Delta Gamma team 2. Sybil Swartout, '39, will be the chairman. The Gamma Phi Beta vs. League...…
…THIt MICHIGAN fDAILY -.1 r sn J -esw -- .Edited and managed by students of the University of chigan under the authority of the Board in Control of ident Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the tiversity year and Summer Session Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credited to or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All hts of re...…
…THE lMItHIGAN DAILY / DuBey Lecture On NewCounc To Use Rackham Building As Center Of Activities For New Organization Robert Dufey, Grad., explained the organization of the Graduate Council at the weekly Graduate Lun- cheon which was held yesterday in the Russian Tea Room in the League. The Graduate council is a com- mittee composed of delegates of grad- uates recommended by the heads of the various University departments. This body' elected ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY indefeated Hoytmen Face Illini Saturday InOniy Hon e Mee Illinois Strong In Mile Relay, SpringEvents Schwarzkopf Will Attack Two Mile Mark; Gedeon To Run AndPlay Ball Michigan's undefeated track team returns to the home cinders for the first and last time of the outdoor campaign Saturday afternoon when they take on the University of Illinois at Ferry Field. It will be the first time the local customers have had a chance t...…
