…THE MICHIGAN D-11AILY PAf IP r i 7TFFV THE:, M.IxC. ITTa' v a 1 Tbl./I1.1 L1A- ' ' & [8jm 4 lA' AhiSZ I: ional League Again Has Tighter Race Than Junior Circ uit Cards In Drive e Is or in mg is ts tis Boston Drops After Cutting, Yankee Lead Red Legs Fade In Stretch To Produce Customary Battle In Senior Loop Junior Loop Mentors Will Pin Hopes On Rookies To Stop Yanks In 1940 The .veteran Pepper MartinJ holding down the hot corner ....…
…Y THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, . . .. Wildcats Have Good Linemen, Veteran Backs Powerful Evanston Squad Eyes Conference Title; Haman Will Be Captain Out in Evanston, Ill., Northwestern football fans are already laying plans for a Big Ten victory celebration as Lynn Waldorf's Wildcats, with one of the greatest set of backs in the country and a stout line to boot, pre- pare for their opening game of the campaign. Blessed with such ...…
…F WOMAN' SECTION ig' ilgau t~aiti SECTION THREE i 1. W ' XLIX. No. 46 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS 1 1 7AA Board T o Give Annual Fashion Show Will Model Sports Styles Tomorrow On Athletic Field For All Freshmen To Feature Games A sports demonstration and style show will be presented at 4 p.m., to- morrow, on Palmer Field, by the Woman's Athletic Association to in- troduce entering women s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, SAlumni Honor 230 Students With Luncheon: President Ruthven Speaks To Scholarship Winners At 9th Annual Reception Alumni activities for the year were begun yesterday when the Alumnae Council and the Alumni Association joined in welcoming 95 freshmen and about 135 upperclassmen, all who were recipients of the Alumni Under- graduate Scholarships, at the ninth annual reception and luncheon in the Union. T....…
…19, 1939, THE MICHIGAN D AILY Changes Made In House Rules For Next Year Judiciary Council Revises Regulations Governing All Women's Activities University Women Use League Building As Focal Point For Varied Activities I New rules and regulations for cam- pus houses have been compiled by Judiciary Council, Betty Slee, '40, head of the council has announced All campus houses are required to follow these rules, penalties for dis- regarding t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -ay Colors Dominate Fashions On Campus 0 ! College Man Issues Ultimatum In War On Women's Fashions By JOE COLLEGE So they're going back to the hour glass figure! Fashion is indeed spinach, but what else can one ex- pect from the incomprehensible logic of the feminine mind. For years the fairer sex has endured seven kinds of torture to achieve the girlish figure until the "femme fatale" looked like something by Petty. B...…
…D4Y SEPT. 1T), 1939 HE ILY ttractive Accessories Are Vital To Well-Groomed College W PAGE TWENTY-ONE oman To The Ridiculous Comfortable .Yet Unusual House" Coa ts' Baroque Pearls, Bracelets And Necklaces Are MassiveI To be truly well groomed one must select the proper accessories for every costume. They should be in contrast to the rest of one's dress but must all contribute to make an unusual and distinctive looking woman; neither over...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT.1 .any Weddings And Engagements Are Announced During folidays Local Wedding Is ighlighted Over Vacation Undergraduates Am o n g Those Who Announce Recent Engagements Edmonson-Lewis Rites The marriage of Jane Elizabeth Edmonson, daughter of Dean and Mrs. James B. Edmonson of Cam- ridge- Rd., and Donald King Lewis, son of Mis. C. K. Lewis of Mt. Pleas- at and the late Mr. Lewis, took place in the First Presby...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYAET nhellenic Lists Rushing Regulations Two Mixers continued from Pg 17) Are Scheduled ority. (Fine C). Each sorority shall mailed invitation on the written form. rters of an hour at each urn in a list of the girls they have There shall be no calling in person F FL xarte o fs anthorat t e ach rpp vr mrnn bte adon any rushec. (Fine B). No rusheeF ouse, and that they may go dropped every morning between 8 aid is to be called f...…
…'E-Fain THE MICHIGAN DAILY "AISDAY, T19 IEPT. 19, V [AHR'S BOOKSTORES l Leaders and Pio In ... NEW and USED TEXTBOOKS and SUPPLIES FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS to0 S.* teCa u .4} 4 t*'nV.. V.. ~ 14 +Y 4 .. '1. -. 4 of Progress on the.U. of M. Campus _._ i : ,.: r! 't f 1 ( ' ; iE ~ " + a... . ,Mr,, / ., i . .. ._ MY, HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED but ICHIGAN MEN AND WOMEN have been buying their books and supplies for all schools and departments fr...…
… GENERAL NEWS Y 4br 4bp :4Iai ti SECTION FOUR VOL. XLIX. No. 46 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Noted Speakers, Musicians TO Be Heard Here 'I, <"> Newly-Completed Dorms House 95o Men Spring Building To Boost Total To ,500 Men Fourteen Individual Units To Offer Housing After Construction Is Finished Freshmen men students, 950 of them, will move their baggage this week into dormitory living ...…
…PAGE TWENTY-SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY _________________________________________________________ U Men's Judiciary Council Begins Work This Fall Takes Over Judicial Duties And Control Of Elections Of Defunct Men's Group Inauguration of a seven-man Menis Judiciary Council will this years highlight advances irm student self-government, with the Council taking over the judicial and elec- toral duties of the now-defunct Men's Council, abolished la...…
…TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1939 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN _ Annual Prizes Are Awarded In Hopwoods Given For Literary Work In Four Fields: Drama, Essay, Poety And Fiction One of the outstanding features of the University's extracurricular activities is the annual Jule and Avery Hopwood contest for creative writing which offers $100 in prizes to freshmen. These awards are made each spring in four fields of literary activity; essay, poe...…
…PiGE TWENTY-EfG*IT Student Senate Provides Outlet For Opinions Discussion Group Elected By Campus At Large; Contains 32 Members Political groups on campus, af- filiated or otherwise, find an outlet for expression in the two-year old Student Senate, a body set up by an All-University Committee to discuss student opinion on current local and national problems. Consisting of 32 members, the Sen- ate is elected from the campus at large -by means o...…
…'r fit'. 1i W T (' T 'f? I _ A ' ' __ t~fA T T 't A&XAMIM aww"Mimm"Ir- wrwvm- 'Lit' Students Take General Degree Study To Enter Advanced Work,I 60 Hours .Of Credit; 'C' Average Are Required Students in the College of Litera- ture, Science, and the Arts who are studying for the degree of Bachelor of Arts or a similar degree, do not "major" in the subject of their choice, as is the case in many schools, but take first a General Progr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUIP THE MICHIGAN DAILY TV] ~8UAY, SEPT. 19, 193~ ESDAY, SEPT.. 19, 1939 _.., I1 ich's Ulrich's have advance information concerning your textbook requirements. Come in as soon as you ve classified and take advantage ,t . of our huge stock of used textbooks at remarkable savings. TONS and TONS 0f .1' i USED and NEW TE TBOOKS For Every Course on the Michigan Campus ULRICH'S WHOLESALE BUYING Enab...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGt Auditions For Band Membership To Take Place Orientation Week _I__I Fall Program Alpha Nu, Adelphi, Athena, Zeta Phi Eta And Sigma Rho Tau Are Available Speech programs sponsored by the department of speech and linguistics and a variety of activities sponsored by a quintette of extra-curricular or- ganizations devoted to the cultivation of eloquence and wit are offering students opportunity to flount the ancient poet...…
…PAGE °THITR -TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY M ichiga Has Own Carnival; Michigras Is An Annual Event 11- x I.I -i /' Fellowship Meetings, Teas Picnics, Dances, Parties, Attract Stnd ent Members In addition to t>w regular worship services and individual counselling, many social and recreational activi- ties are sponsored for University stu- dents by the churches of Ann Arbor. Picnics, teas, dances, parties, lec- tures, and fellowship meetings are he...…
… weather Moderate northeast winds; some cloudiness. L Lit ijantl ~1Itj Editorial The MythR OfIsolation . Save Czchslvaia.. VOL. XLIX. No. 5 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 1938 PRICE, FIVE CENTS Students Plan Mass Meeting At Noon Today On Czech Aid Rally On Library Steps Part Of A Nation-Wide Iemostration Of Youth Well-Known Czech Preacher To Speak A mass meeting to urge the preser- vation of the Czechoslovakian re- public...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - --- - Troubled Youth DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN i'ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Summer Session until 3:30; 11 :00 am Saturday until 3:30; 11:00 a.m. on Saturday. FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 1938 days from October to June, except VOL. XLIX. No. 5 during holiday periods, the Main Medical School Faculty Members Reading Room and the Periodical Roo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPR ESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN _ _ EDITOR'S NOTE: This column is part of an exchange being worked by George Maskin, sports ed. of the Michigan State News, and myself. Naturally the opinions expressed are those of the writer only. C onfidence In Sparta .. . By GEORGE MASKIN EAST LANSING, Sept. 28-"State will win. . ." . It's on the lips of every Michigan Statefootball fan as he talks about the pending game with Michigan in ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAIY -I 'I. being felt even in Ann Arbor; and that the walls of a seventy-thousand dollar fraternity house, a chem lab, or a million dollar football stadium cannot shut out the consequences-in short that so called "isolation" is only a myth which explodes at the touch of reality. Particularly if you were one of the seven hun- dred who were forced to leave school, you might wish that you had lent more of your energies and...…
…Panhellenic THE MICHIGAN DAILY Votes Approval Of Limitation Of Sorority Membe, G7 Will Establish New Rule By JuneOf 1942 .. Dean Lloyd's Suggestion Approved I n MeetingI By Unanimous Vote A resolution limiting each sorority on the Michigan campus to 60 mem- bers by 1942 was unanimously passedj yesterday by the Panhellenic Asso- ciation. The plan as it was finally adopted was formed with the approval of Dean Alice C. Lloyd. Stephanie Parfet,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Civic Orchestra Holds Rehearsal Staubach Is Concertmaster Of MusicalGroup The Ann Arbor Civic Orchestra be- Law Finally E nrncshes n Unlicensed Riksen A two year old legal fight came to an official end yesterday when B. Ray Riksen, former campus sandwich vendor, paid $64.25 in fines and costs to the city of Ann Arbor. Riksen and three helpers were ar- gan its season's activities last night rested on the double charge of p...…
…Fair, slightly cooler today; tomorrow fair and warmer. I Mg Lit I gun ~E ti Prof. Louis A. Strauss . . Harlan County After' Twenty Years .. VOL. XLIX. No. 4 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1938 . _ , PRJCE, FIVE C Washington Grants $450,000 To Build Dorm For W omen PWA Funds Appropriated For Project To House 356 Women students Total Cost To Be Nearly_$1,000,000 Dormitory expansion plans of the University gained impetus ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T heir Proposal For Further Negotatiaions Heeded By Europe's Leaders Little Symphony T o Open Concert Series Oct. 30( The Little Symphony under the di- rection of Thor Johnson of the School of Music, will present the first in its series - of concerts during the new school year on Sunday, Oct. 30 in Hill Auditorium. Con Conrad, Composer Of 'Margie,' Is Dead HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Sept. 28- UIP)-Con Conrad, 49, song writer, die...…
… Ole Can Do More Than Catch Passes PRESS PASSES -By BUD BENJAMIN - Pep Rallies .. NOBODY has asked this column's advice as to how the University should be run, but it seems a very pressing problem is at hand and any- way I have .an idea. You no doubt recall last year's pep travesty entitled "Don't Send My Boy To Pep Rallies" or "I've Got Tears In My Eyes Over You." It all happened because a lot of people got so inspired over the music of our ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IGAN DAILY -. % 1 _: Vi. -, . 'I Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Publishea every morning acceptrMonday 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 th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY To Hold Ballot On Panhellenic uotaSystem Announce Meeting Today At League To Discuss SororityMembership A vote on the question of a quota system for sororities will be taken at the special Panhellenic meeting to be held today in the League, accordingf to Stephanie Parfet, president of she society.f The proposed plan, as it h:as beenl submitted by the Panhellenic Quota2 System Comittee, reads ,"After JuneC 1942r no chapter m...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY Dentistry Unit First Of Kind In The Country ,raduate, Post - Graduate Work To- Be Done In SeparateBuilding When the new dental unit is com-. leted, the University will have the irst and only separate unit in the ountry for graduate and post-gradu- te dentistry work in all its phases, ccording to faculty members. The W. K. Kellogg Foundation chool of Children's Dentistry, Gradu- te and Post-graduate Study, as the tructure w...…
…WPeath er Fair and Wanner Today; Generally Fair Tomorrow Sir tgan Iait I Editorial The Means Defeat The .End.... VOL. XLIX. NO0. 3. Z-d23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1938 PRiCE , FIVE COK I I' Prof. L. A. Strauss Succumbs, Victim Of Ieart Failure Death Of Former Head Of English Department Is Shock To Campus Was Member Of Faculty 42 Years Prof. Louis A. Strauss, former chairman of the English department, died suddenl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Little Symphony Sudeten Opens_4th Year Thor Johnson To Lead New Concert Series. The Little Symphony, the only or-, 'ganization of its kind offering profes- sional experience to students, opens: its fourth season Gtis year by giving a series of concerts in twenty states A including four concerts in the Toledo Institute of Arts. Under the direction of Thor M.- Johnson of the School of Music, the: Little Symphony consists of 1...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA lY PRESS Two Backfields Shine In Wolverine Grid Practic -- u B Bon BENJAMIN - The Campus Wits.. .. TENSENESS and emotional buoy- ancy has hit this campus that utterly surpasses anything this chron- icer has seen in three years of foot- ball anticipation. Ever since the air; became crisp early in September, and the O'Reilly kids began tossing a foot-1 ball instead of a baseball in the back- yard, I have heard little more ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IIGAN DAILY 1 - ,t 'U_ -T twismw I rM ++ or Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Bloard in Oontrol of 8tt~4ent 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 !t. or not otherwise ...…
…* THE MICHIGAN DAILY itial Freshmn Tea Dances Are To Be Held Today And To Lor; ~ Ticket Sell-Out Announced By Marcia Connell 'Lambeth Walk,' Mixer, Are Part Of Program To AcquaintFreshmen All-State Dance To Be At Union Bill Porter's State Band Will PlaySaturday An All-State dance will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday in the Union ballroom, Don Nixon, '39, 7&eddings and ngagemen ts Gaily Colored Short Jacket Suit Appears In Col...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Forestr Club To M eet Here Annual Reunion Is Set For October 6, 7, 8 Celebrating the 35th anniversary of the establishment of the School of Forestry and Conservation, the University Forester's Association will hold its annual reunion here Oct. 6, 7 and 8. High point of the reunion will be the forestry school Convocation Fri- day. in the main auditorium of the Rackham building at which President Ruthven will preside. W. D. H...…
… Weather Considerable cloudiness and cooler today; tomorrow fair. Y Ink' igau it Editorial Peace Te . . Dlemocratic Q1uest ... A VOLA. LX.-No. 2 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1938 f FRICE,, F'TVE h ., .. R PJUCE, FIVE Enrollment Mark Nears New Record As 10,649 Register Present Figures Reveal 501 Gain Over Same School Period Last Year Loss Of 178 Shown In Literary College. Virtual assurance of an all-time high- ...…
…[H E M ICH I G A N D A I SY TUESDAY, SEPT. 27. 1938 Hitler Re-Afirms October 1 Deadline For Czech Murphy 0 T Seek Fnnds At Capitol Capitulation To His Demands For SudetenlandDETRo=T, Set. 2.-UP)-Seekin . immediate allotment of funds .fo (Continued from Page to the cession of German territory Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, in Czechoslovakia. Benes agreed; with an urgent note. 'yes, these. regions must be ceded. tin London Sr Horace was re...…
…STHE MICHIGAN DAILY Czech Crowds In Prague Demand Arms T o Save Republic H itler Re-A ffirms C Oct. 1 Deadline For Capitulation (Continued from Page 2) ~ fighti "I ask you to rally behind me, man he sa for man, frau bor frau. If our will tion v is stronger than deprivation and dictec danger, we will succeed, once "We are determined, may Mr. Benes cent c know it!" other It was 9:31 p.m., and the Reichs- leade: fuehrer was finished. The shouti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _ ICHIGAN DAILY -Ii. ..- r,-{ 1[ t Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Oontrol of Student Publications. Pubiishea every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the ue for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited 'i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Announce New Radio Schedule For University Fifteen Programs To Be Broadcast Every Week, Prof: Abbot Announces Fifteen programs each week be- 'ginning Oct. 9 and lasting until April 9, will be originated by the University Broadcasting Service from the Morris Hall studios this year, according to Prof. Waldo M. Abbot, director of the Broadcasting Service. One will go out over the red network of the NBC, nine over WJR and fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lecture Series To Open Soon Dean Diehl Of Minnesota To SpeakHere Oct. 12 (Continued from Page 1) ?rof. Edward A. Doisy of the Medical1 School of the University of St. Louis; Or. G.' G. Ramon, associate director of the Pasteur Institute, Paris; Dr. Jules Bordet, director of the Pasteur Institute, Brussels; Dr. Herbert Kraus of the department of International Law at the University of Gottingen, Germany; Prof. Oscar Halecki of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Seeks Comstock Constitutional Denocrats To. Select Ticket LANSING-(')-Leaders of Michi- gan's new third part, the Constitu- tional Democrats, turned their at- tention to the selection of congres- sional and legislative candidates to- day after their convention had placed a complete state ticket in the field. The date for district conventions is Sept. 30. Persisteht efforts to draft former Gov. William A. Comstock as the...…
…''1T MICHIGAN DAILY T'U S]DAY, SEP^T. Z'7, 193$ mu Michigan News pa permen H old Dinner For Gov. Mur phy Jews Excused From Classes O. Holy Days Students Need Not Opening Days, Informs Regent Attend Smith Lynch Representative of daily and weekly newspapers in Michigan attended a testimonial dinner at Lansing in honor of Gov. Murphy. The publishers and their representatives sought to demonstrate that the press of the State was "fair, fact...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG inena League Offers Foreign, Domestic Films 'Mayerling', With Darriex And Boyer Is Scheduled To Open Season Oct. 10 The Swedish cinema and Pst-War American films will be subects for the eight-picture series which the Art Cinema League will show to its mem- bership this season at the Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. Several current foreign films will also be shown. The Art Cinema League, which is beginning its third season, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Foreign Pupils' New Clubroom Is Opened Here New International Center In Union Begins Work Under J. R. Nelson The International Center, new University clubroom for foreign stu- dents began its regular work yesterday under the guidance of Pr-.f. J. Ra- leigh Nelson, Counselor to Foreign Students. The Center, located in the new wing of the Union, was opened informally on Sept. 15 for the reception of newly arrived foreign stud...…
… SECTION TWO Y 41k iganil Iait SPORTS NEWS VOL. XIX.-No. 2 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1938 PRICE, FIVE CENTS Kromer Impresses With Passing In Saturday's PR ESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN _', The Spartan Viewpoint,... CHAtRLEY BACHMAN munched a healthy mouthful of hot dots and catsup and quite casually remarked that 92,000 was one helluva crowd. There were six of us enjoying a Saturday snack in the beautifully pane...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. --..,- o6phers arly Survey ~Rates Buckeye Sua dSe0 .cnd Northwestern And Indiana Rely On Returning Men To K eep In Race By MASON GOULD Let's take a look at the respective merits of the nine other contenders over whom Michigan will attempt to prevail in the coming Big Ten race.. Of course, there may now be hidden strenigths and weaknesses'on the vari- ous teams which will be brought to the surface after the ...…
…DAY, SEPT. 27, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Yank Sluggers Halt Opponents, Public Interest Next Year's Senior Loop Race Rouses Interest, But Not Junior By DON WIRTCHAFTER Next week-tlae World Series-Af- ter that the stage of major league baseball will be darkened until next spring. Next spring-and then what?-Will the battle of wits played with balls, bats and gloves continue to hold top spot in the nation's sport parade? Both the American and the N...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY F'raek T Toach Doherty Expects Large Frosh Turnout eams Of Future To Be Strengthed By Class Of '42 _ Broken Nose No. 13 Doesn't Stop Mehaffey,_Soph Fullback Comes Back For More Big Ten Coaches And Players. Back Training Table Proposal the mental and physical condition of the players. Thus with minds now turning for the Saturday afternoon contests it is known that not only are the Big Ten Coaches crossing their finge...…
