… Weather Fair And Warmer Jr A6F 4 AWIlt 4tgan VOL. XLIX. No. 46 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1939 rientation egins Here day For Britain Flays Russia 's Attack On Poland President Welcomes Freshmen 4SU. Stand Follows Polish Collapse After Invasion Formation Of New Buffer State Predicted; Soviets And Germans Confer (By Assoiated Press) Great Britain last night answered the Russian invasion of Poland by stating she wou...…
…41 Weather w generally fair and wcwhat warmer. Yl tp -a& & I_ :43 il Editorial Meet You In The End Zone.. I XLX. No. 2 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS University Reports Record Enrollment Of 10,978 Students I -An Editorial- I Begins Second Year Literary And Engineering Colleges Show Largest Registration Increases President Rutiven Will Be Honored University life moved into high gear here thi...…
…Weather led, probable showers and tonight warmer. I 5k igau A4&hr att Poor Econ4 . . . No. 3 Z-323 A4N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1939 PRICE FIVE ladier Outlaws >mmunist Party; .itler Leaves East Scholarship Cup Is Won By Kappa Nu Z eta Beta Tau Second; Average Of Fraternities Begins At 2.21 Points Return To Berlin . Step Toward On West Front Student Survivor Blackout Hits Campus; No Casualties Reported The Univ...…
…Weather sable showers and warmer today; tomorrow cooler. " IJrL- Datitj I Editorial The Rediscovery Of America... . No.4 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 28, 1939 PRICE FIVE Figures Reveal Marked Gain In Enrollment Over Last Year Literary And Engineering Colleges Benefit Most; Slight Loss In Others Drop Is Sharpest In Graduate School University enrollment surged to 11,093 students Wednesday, 300 more than the 1938 figure,...…
…I cooler today; eraliy Ifair. re 5k gan 1aiti Public And Pu °4 snip Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPT. 29, 1939 PRICE I o-British tv Hinted 'In Moscow Parleys strop tinue Police Work To Halt Pool Action Here St. Louis Syndicate Uses Mails In Attempt To Get Business In Ann Arbor n In Powerful In Domination And Balkans Challenge Sea Power t. 28.-(P)-An auth- said tonight that oviet ambassador to ured the' British Gov- ,ussi...…
…My fair; today. I I . ign -No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPT. 30, 1939 a ~ ility Act e Called Toward t-.Carry' mittee Passes For 90-Day o Belligerents aeoislation Johnson Act N, Sept. 29.-(P)-; rry," not "cash and ttack Administration d at the neutrality' d ry the Senate For- Dommittee yesterdpy. approved by the Sen- elations Committee, ligerents to buy arms ials here on 0 day redit, subject to the Delta Gamma's 'War Victims...…
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…TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA Y, SEPT. 26, 1939 Young Mother Acqxitted In Slaying Of 10-Week-Old Infant Issue Hopwood Bulletin Foun tin Pens For the first time the Hopwoods committee has issued a bulletin to IDER'S furnish outsiders information about 302 S. State St. the annual contest. Resembling the bulletins published by other schools Typewriters on campus, the announcement has a_ - blue cover and contains a report on past contests and stat...…
…please call at Room 1, University Office of the Dean of Sttde Olt dsHall, and make inquiry. Certificate of Eligibility. Par " tin before the opgeing of t An H igh Scl° DA ILY O FF IC IA BUL L ETIRules a eering art:iton in seester must bepprovd asi _4 Public Activities Effective .September, oger time. Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University i39. Before permiting any stud No Increased Enrollment Copy r...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Student Opinion Group Promises WiderVariety Of Campus Polls Gallup, Fortune Systems 500 or 600 ballots in the final analysis To 'BeU d re of campus thought.. Ballots in ex- ToReU1 i SrVey, cess of the quotas 'alloted each school Director Vicary Reveals are discarded. Vicary stated that "in the polls Campus opinion on questions of taken last year our range of statistical war, politics and cafnpus problems error was never ...…
… DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Surmmer Session until 3:30 p.m.; 11:00 a.m. Saturday. rB y Drew Pearson WASAIETON and a Robert S. Allen WERRY*4GO" ROUN'D warrobeu. theiir uppish apperan aa aaiIgn ry …
… =l ~ase tmu pens 16th Year tOf Comptitio dams Reveals Addition To School Organi ation Continuing a practice that has' oved very beneficial to law stu- nts in the past, the Law School ise Club is entering its 16th year . existence with registration be- ning next Tuesday in Hutchins al, John Pickering, '40L, said yes- rday.. Members of the Case Club com- Lttee this year, as in years past, will the four competitors of the Club's nal contest. In ...…
…tAY, SEPT. 19, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA. Students To Get Discount Rates, Congress Plans Cleaning, Pressing, Shoe Repairs Are Included Under 'Booster' System In an effort to ease the strain of the student pocketbook, Congress, in- dependent men's organization will inaugurate this fall a Booster Card plan under which students will re- ceive special discount rates on such services as cleaning, pressing and shoe repair. Sale of voucher cards, ...…
…w T, SEPT. 26, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . Ruihven Tells Freshmen Modern Youth Is Again Being "Sold Out" By Elders * - Forsaking the customary welcom- ing amenities for an open discussion of the problems arising from Europe's war, President Ruthven told 2,000 freshmen gathered in Hill Auditori- um Sept. 19 that youth was again being sold down the river by the elders. The younger generation will be left to clean up the debris left by t...…
…I; L N 11110 'ORNER y Mel Fineberg arsity Fullback Battle Looms;Reds, Car L- 4 . $11 Cne Last Fling ... Booming barrages by bellicose bel- :erents may again snatch fleeting ory from fleet Sammy Stoller, star *inter of Michigan's 1937 cham- onship track squad who is now in aining in Ann Arbor for the 1940 Lympics Back in 1936 at Berlin, Stoller.was e forgotten man. Shunted to the Lkground in the 100 meters by a ir of admittedly better...…
…LY, SEPT. 2a' 1989 - T cation For Living' Is Keynote In New Program Of Study Here, ICHI¢GA !a . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SBy HER VIE HAUFLEIt "What every young person should kno 'would be an appropriate title for a program. of study offered to students for the first time this year. Planned by Mrs. Samuel T. Dana, wife of lean Dana of the rorestry school, the program stresses courses that provide practical knowledge of living, studies that...…
…C THIS Reds B INER Pineberg St. Louis Gets eat Cards To Take First Pennant In 20 w'' -- Mel Shifted To Quarter , I ZI" l t{v "4 l r . -- - .v - .. .,.Fo u r t e e n H it s a Rains Came... FO ft H acinnati ended a 20 - year Of ierrn c'er ght yesterday and at the same threw a little colds water on the Cincinnati Fans Go Wild ,ouis pennant thirst. But may- As Paul Fans Medwick' 's just as well. St. Louis won in and that's only five years ...…
…TG CORNER By Mel Fineberg II 'or Better Or Wore...- Christmas may come but once a tar but Saturday opines every week. aid every Saturday in the fall means otball games. And football games eans predictions. The attainment *this conclusion was reached by Lat is known as inductive reason. !"might as well state now that LIS appearance of inductive reason ll not happen again in our predic- ans. As we wallow into this haven of far-seeing sooth-sa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICHIGAN DAILY A Digest Of The Week's War News As Printed In The New York Times :i A and managed by students of the University of an under tile authority of the Board in control of t Publications. shed every morning except Monday during the ity year and-um=w Session Member of the Associated Press Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DATLY TUESDAY, SE .$ 'HE MICHIGAN DAILY Introducing . . ., I I - k - yQO- GN P+ K IN lC t-Ri4E OC~ ,C- tAEWSEVER. 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 f...…
…I, aa c xy-rNagggK ro m.romn er..'vom nanaged by students of the University of r the authority of the Board in Control of except Monday during the Session. nd Member of the Associated Press kssociated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited to of otherwise credited in this newspaper. All f republication of all other matters herein also d at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as lass m ail ma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY II 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 niversity year alid'Sunlmer "Session. Member of the Associated Press. The Associated Press is. exclusively 'entitled to the e for republication of all news dispatches credited tq or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. Ali ht...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY JIGAN DAILY Controversy Over Neutrality Proposals Reflected In Letters To The Editor I OF ALL THINGS!.. By Mor y-Q. DAILY OFFICI) Publication in the Bulletin is constructive, Copy received at the office of the Surimer Se I 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 Universi...…
…N D 1. '_-- % ,- 1 been an advance much talked-about, but never attempted. With Germany's decision several years ago to kindle the home fires with the Treaty of Ver- sailles, she was faced with the problem of creat- ing a winged arm of might as cheaply, efficiently and quickly as possible. For a solution to the problem, German technicians adapted the car- a-minute automobile production line methods to the needs of the aircraft industry. f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Church Is Battered By Confused Mob SEATTLE, Sept. 18.-(AP)-Stones thrown by vandals who, police said, apparently mistook an ancient relig- ious symbol for a Nazi Swastika, shattered windows in the Japanese Buddhist Church Sunday. Ted Conoco, a resident there, told police several men hurled stones and muttered curses about "Nazi sympa- thizers." Therpriest-in-charge'explained the Swastika on the church symbolized love, life,...…
…DAY, SEPT. 26, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ve Receive Slain Rumanian Premier Is Interred Amid Scenes Of National Mourning \1Honors Program Has PAGE Vacane Armand Calinescu, assassinated premier of Rumania, was buried at Bucharest amid scenes of national mourning. King Carol and Crown Prince Mihal headed the political and military leaders who paid homage to Calinescu, who was allegedly slain by members of the outlawed Iron guard. This picture, se...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - "La Maison Fran As Home For Madame Lindsay Creates Foreign Environment With French Customs By DORIS CUTHBERT The youngest drama pupil of the immortal Sarah Bernhardt has un- dertaken to transplant a bit of French culture to Ann Arbor recently. She is Madame Sadi Lindsay who at the suggestion of a friend, has opened "La Maison Francaise," a French house for University women. Madame Lindsay hopes to create an old world atmo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lions To Give Benefit Dance To Help Blind $1,000 Raised Last Year Used To Buy Glasses, g Obtain Seeing Eye Dog The Ann Arbor Lions Club will give its annual ball for the benefit of the blind, children of Washtenaw County from 9 p.m. to midnight Satur- day, Oct. 7 in the Intramural Build- ing, it was announced by Robert Bush, chairman. Earl "Father" Hines and his 14- piece orchestra will play fcr the. dance. "Father" Hines p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , l Regular Friday and Saturday night daces at the League will start this Wekend, with a special welcollhe planned for freshmen. anid transfers, Beth O'R&ke, '40, vice-president of the League in charge of the ballroom, announced yesterday. The dance for freshmen will be' held from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. today and the transfer's dance will be from 9 pin. to midnight tomorrow in the ballroom. Quiz Vo Be e tiured A "Campus Quiz...…
…TIE MIC HIGAN DA.ILY nic Bail WillBe Held Friday,Dee. Fur Is Both POpular And Practical Sororities Claim Preference ...For Present Rushing System By ELINOR SEVISON rushees better. On the other hand, A wail of being tired and worn goes as Alpha Delta Pi said, the new sys- up from the sorority houses when tem brings a tax on inenity to questioned as to the general opinion provide the entertainment. on this year's rushing. But they The confusion ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Punter Needed As State Preps For Wayne Tilt Stiff Scrimmages On Tap To Find A New Kicker; Injury Benches Kinek EAST LANSING, Sept. 18.-(P)- Michigan State College's football Spartans resumed a three-a-day practice schedule today, with the re- turn of seasonable weather, and Coach Charley Bachman renewed the hunt for a punter. Scrimmages, scheduled for later in the week, will determine who will take over the kicking departm...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, DAIILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) 13. All', examinations are held in Room 151 Chemistry Building and start at 1 p.m. Economics 175: This week only, the quested to call at the Clinic, 1007 Huron Street, sometime during week for the purpose of leaving schedules. Announcement of of classes will follow later. East this class time Honors 101, Industrialization of New England, S. D. Dodge,...…
…E MICHIGAN DAILY rgV ' Mixer Newman ( cb rvices To Start; Meets Oct. 3 ibership drive will be the Foundation's An- hip Mixer to be held n. Oct. 6 in the Union. 'ill be free to Hillel will cost 50 cents for d at 7:30 .on. After Mting will s will be members tg to the T' Start Dance SeriesFrida By ELIZABETH M. SHAW Members of the Newman Club. Catholic student organization, will sponsor the first of a series of bi- weekly dances at the Chap...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURsDAY,seP risler Still Worried About Varsity Defense a ell & $ush 310 South State "'Styles of Tomorrow Today" IN THIS CORNER By Mel Fineberg Cubans Give Lively Welcome To All-American Baseball Nine I A Matter Of Degree . . *0 There once was a time when foot- ball was three-quarters muscle and one-quarter insanity. But in modern times, you've got to have an educa- tion to play and an education to coach college foot...…
…._THE MICHIGAN DAILY in Ann Arbor Briefs Debate Squad Masculine Tone Called Keynote Local Lions Group .a Pn. B. Sullivan, a graduate of the Mees MoTda In Engineering School istor To Give Dance Here the campus as a graduate student rt rom his position as professor in a.Members of Ann Arbor Lions Club Shanghai, China, university. Interscholastic Contest Is Rapid Growth Is Credited and his two associates, Prof. Charles announced today that they w...…
…HIGAN p Assists' Students, y Drive ' Help Studies{ Balinese Cremation Is Thrilling To World-Traveling Daily Man By WILLIAM NEWTON1 Seven months spent traveling around the world brought me no more interesting sight than a Balinese cre-I e mation. The surprising hilarity of everyone connected with the cere- mony was explained by the fact that the Balinese religion-a mixture of Buddhism, Hinduism and Moham- medanism-affirms that one's soul can...…
…lectures And THE MICHIGAN DAILY P Institutes Feature Summer SessionActivitiesjTown Club I _ITS TOPS" In the 46 years of its history, the rniversity Summer Session has be-R ome an integral part of the Univer-4 ity's educational program. Yet to any students, upperclassmen as well s freshmen, the interesting program events which goes to make up the ummer Session, is largely unfa- iliar. For this reason The Daily ere takes occasion to print a su...…
…/rM and Mr. T. Hawley Tapping, Secre- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p.m.; 11:00 a.m. Saturday. (Continued from Page 6) 27, beginning at 7 o'clock, by The Johnson, Acting Conductor, Arthu in 4128 N.S., and those of 137 on Hackett, Thelma Lewis, Hardin Va Wednesday at 1 p.m. and Saturday Deursen, and. Nora ...…
…TI HEMICHIGAN DAIY eG St6ps IReds With Fou r Hits To Keep Cardinals In Race INCINNATI, Sept. 27.-(P)-Fid- Then Bill bore down and fmade Frank Bill McGee stopped the Reds McCorniick pop weakly to short. I today, beating the leaders 4 to 0 Going back to the first game of four scattered hits, and as a re- yesterday's double-header, when Bill Myers poked a hmeri mu witht t1n sult, the scrapping St. Louis Car- dinals retained their slim chance of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY FDR Invites Political Science Faculty Men Landon, Knox Advocate Repeal Of Embargo To Arm s Talks Professors Urge America eling in American ships notarrying To Maintain Neutrality contraband, although such vessels Move Interpreted As Step On IImpartial Basis must naturally be prepared for Toward 'National Unity, searches by ships of belligerent nf- (continued from Page 1) ons- On entrality Question Speculation on the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, U - -.-----..__.__I I I- c srI DETSN J Tentative List Of Lecturers Announ( - i --------- - --- - - T_.1 STRAYED LOST, FOUND -1 LOSTLeaue ouiciipin--prob- ably cr E.University. Call Patri- cia Matthews. 2-4561. PHI BETA KAPPA Key-Lost Mon- day morning. Reward. Florence Krenzler, Y.W.C.A. SITUATIONS WANTED -2 SENIOR NEEDS BOARD, room jobs to stay in school. Experienced, capable. Phone 2-3836 before 6 p.m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH of Se ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION LECTURE COURSE ason Tickets Opens Today at IC BOX OFFICE--HILL AUDIORIUM A.M. BOX OFFICE HOURS: 10-1 and 2-4 YxAedu& ae OCT. 26- MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT . .who will open the course, has for many years played an important part in the educational, socio- logical, and political affairs of the day. "The Relationship of the Individual to the Community." NOV. 14 -JAN MASARYK is the son of ...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY irned By 118 t'his Summer ary College Awards Perfect Averages; gineersReport 25 hundred and eighteen stu- earned 'A' scholastic averages of their courses during the Summer Session, it was an- Sophomores Seek To Avenge 1938's Black Friday Defeat r college 50 students and in the engineer- tudents had perfect zel Altman, Eleanor lyn H. Clark, Morris E. Robinson, Frank 1 L. Taggart, Bertha M. E. Champion, ton, Helen Robert...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY g Varsity Wrestler Gets Wanderlust; Rides To The West Coast On Bicycle' Dickinson Backs FDR For Early Thanksgiving I $121,635 Goes To University As NYA Gran (Joe must be a very unemotional fellow-) Another episode came about in the Yellowstone River, where Kosiczki noticed a drowning man and im- mediately pulled him ashore. An hour of attempted rescusitation fin- ally failed when the unidentified man succumbed. Joe's...…
…Mrs. W. Rufus Gets Plane License I Honor Student In BuffalolUniversity Course Famed Mrs. W. Carl Rufus, wife of Pro- her various talents. Among her essor Rufus of the astronomy de- achievements, in addition to her solo rartment, received her airplane flight a few weeks ago, are skating, )ilot's license this summer, adding 'skiing and long-distance swimming. lying to her list of achievements. Mother of three children, she expects Aged 59, Mrs....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY At Lydia Mendelssohn f'omer Daily Editor HeadsNi TribuneNews BureauAt Berlin Ae yire. Most recent of Daily "alumni' to in 1912 with a copy pencil replacing make good in the newspaper mans rthe proverbial silver spoon. HisIBseyi hectic wrldis.BeacYConker.,travels abroad with his father laid a heciwrlis Beah C on jr foundation for his knowledge of More t one-time editorial director of The Frenc hand German, both of which women...…
…'s war on the seas. £1.UII s LUULII4UIu 01 A lecture course in marriage rela- its of the sinking were the sinking of the Courageous, first tions, conducted by medical authori- re by survivors, about British warship to go down in the ties and open to seniors and gradu- were landed in England two weeks of war, was barren of de- ate students, may be repeated at r, ~tail. It only said the Courageous had.r;. ted crewmen sang and {been lost by enemy...…
…, e Tells Vivid Tale Of Athenia' Disaster And Resci Professor Revelli Hears Students Seeking 'Places In University Band w as aced. …
….tes Glee Club Will Offer Special Performances For Freshmen rians 39-40 r f, atives From 43 n Colleges Meet ums At MSC Sept. 19.-(Special to -Representatives ffom Singers Entertain At Rally Tonight; Tryouts called By Freshman Group All members of the Varsity Glee Club are asked to meet at 7:30 p.m. today at Hill Auditorium to sing for the Freshmah Rallf. Freshman Club men are invited to sit in. tour, various smaller excursions1 neighbor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ing heavy. The waves seem heavier. An oarsman throws down his oar and drops his face against the stem. "It's no use. It's no use." In a second the boat is in an uproar. "Come on. Come on. We're almost there." The oars are taken up again. Gradually the lights of the ship appear brighter; we can make out her shape. Near her loom two black hulks of warships standing by. Jack, the steward's, throat is hoarse with joy. "Come on,...…
