…THE MICHIGAN DAILY J 400 Couples To Attend Panhellenic Ball Childrens Play Opening Is TO ~rrow Joe Sanders' Band Featured 5 v 1) to all --- A VERY PLEASANT .THANKSGIVING V, GROOMWELL BEAUTY SHOPPES v 1203 South University 4818 f 615 East Liberty 3773 V 4 <;0=>( O C h.; ---=. HOSIERY Archer and "Dexdale" Hosiery 3- and 4-thread crepes. Regu- lar $1.00 value. Theatre Group Will Perf or m- I ;*r * vP7rnt Cha rmc Cit" Qii nI G )...…
…TNE MICHIGAN DAILY )rnithologists To Meet Here onventipn This Weekend Will Feature Exhibits Bird students and enthusiasts from 2 states, Washington, D.C., and anada will convene here Friday and aturdey, Nov. 25 and 26, for the )th anniversary meeting of the Wil- n Ornithological Club. Registration will be held in the niversity Museums building at 9 ;m. Friday and the opening session ill be addressed by Mr. Fred M. *iage, director of the Muse...…
… Weather Moderate winds mostly north to northwest; cloudiness today. LYI fI&Iiriga ilattia f Editorial Giernman Refugees And Nazi Motives. __ ., OM PRICE, FIVE (EN' wm vtXVr Vn 7-323 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23, 1938 i vmj I~GIN.D U ' ! ' 1 U.S. Seeking ToKeep Open Door In China Japan's Reply To Previous Charges Unacceptable To StateDepartment New Order In Asia Worries Diplomats WASHINGTO, Nov. 22--P)--In an effort...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY zi Persecutions Recall Days Of Medieval Barbaric Crimes I x .:. Michigan Baud H Two Students Michigan Child G Win Awards AttacksDelinque In F ying M eet (Continued from Page 1)E Two Michigan students, Ed Martin, communities of the children and con- '4E, and Glenn Brink, '39E, repre- fers with proper agencies on a plan sented the University's flying club in of action. It is his job to make prac- the National Intercollegi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYI LAE TJIEZ Major Awards Are To Be Presented To 28 Gridders '1 PRESS PASSES -By BUD BENJAMIN- Crisler Picks List Of Varsity Letter Winners Michigan Daily All-Conference Team Sigma Chi Wins Heikkinen, Harmon Win Chicago Nears End I U.P. Big Ten Hoi ors Of Gridironi Road Speedball Title! Ralph Heikkinen and Tom Harmon !n The Final Tally... PICKING UP some loose football ends before the winter festivities commence: Phil P...…
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…TMET11! Committeemen Are Announced For Soph Prom December I In L. PanhelleniecBall Guests Named By Committee Mary Minor, Chairman, Will Wear Rust Gown With Rhinestone Clips Theta Xi To Hold Thanksgiving Eve Dance At League Members of the central committee for Panhellenic Ball, to be held fromc 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday in the ball- room of the League, announced theI names of their guests yesterday. N Mary Minor, '40, chairman, has in...…
…T HE M IC11GA N DAILY _WEDNESDAY, CIO) IeDer~aughter jects is not evident. The possibility Intcinationial Center Gives of intellectual recreation, .however, is there, and the specialist has the Varied Program Today opportunity to become a schoUar. The offices of the Trustees of the An International Night program is Horace H. Rackham and Mary A. 'to be presented following talks by Rackham Fund occupy rooms in the President Ruthven and Jan Eri...…
…Weather Cloudy, colder today with local light snow; tomorrow fair, cold. Yl r e 41iau .ti Editorial The New CIO And Labor Unity .. 'R. rVR- FTVUF CEN~TS WA Z-123 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. TUESDAY, NOV. 22, 1938 I VOJL. A.L~i.. N . 5f3o u u...,..-_ rulur', r1vr, lur,1V a 1 NNW" Police Seek Football Pool Bookmaker Prosecutor Albert J. Rapp Issues Arrest Warrant Against John R. Peters No Arrest Yet Made Early This Morning A warrant for th...…
…THE 'MICHIGAN TAILY TUESDAY, o-E ctucaton Is Defended ByRobinson stirring defense of co-education practiced in American institutions igher education was offered Sun- by Elsie Robinson, columnist on ,ial relations" in the Hearts news- ers. i a past article, Miss Robinson ilred of her readers, "What's your tude toward this idea of co-educa- -college boys and girls attending same classes? Do you believe it's atural, healthy, profitable prac- ; t...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY Heikkinen, Harmon, Evashevski Make A.P. All-Big Te n Team Coaches Pick Veteran Line, Young Backs Michigan Is Only Eleven To Place Trio; Purdue, Wisconsin Land Two Three Michigan players, Ralph Heikkinen at guard, Tom Harmon at halfback, and Forest Evashevski at quarterback, were awarded first team positions on the All-Big Ten chosen by the Conference coaches for The Associated Press, it was an- nounced yesterday. Harmon and...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY N DAILY At f1e41 CRTh( @(y.D (Thn Ls S N I' q AIIt U Y Y31 EA O 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 the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ----*-" f Party Line By the Neighbor (EDITOR'S NOTE: Martha Ann Hinkle. society editor for the Ohio State Lantern. wrote the following column for the Daily of the invasion of the Ohio campus by Michigan rooters during the Ohio State University vs. Michigan game last weekend.) The weekend just passed found Columbus playing host to a horde of Michigan students, with the campus and the downtown section vieing with each othe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TSDAY.? American Youth Hostels Enable Cyclists To See America First' By HER VIE HAUFLER The price-tag on travel no longer need force American young people with a wanderlust to stay at home. The American Youth Hostels, with 177 lodgings arranged along scenic "trails" in nearly every section of the country, offer. youths an opportunity to travel at an average cost of a dollar per day. Brought here from Europe in 1934. the ide...…
… Weather Cloudy and colder today; fair tomorrow LL I 3k6 tit Editorial The Reciprocal Trade Treaties Political Aspects Of State Reorganization 1 VOL. XLIX. No. 49 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 20, 1938 ?RICE, FIVE CEN I I Extended Nazi1 Decrees Seekr To Remove All Jewish Rights Roosevelt Renews Interest In German Jews' Plight; Confers With Brandeis French Anti-Jewish Sentiment Flares BERLIN, Nov. 19-0P)-Nazi Ger- many bro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 20, 1938 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30. 11:00 aam. Satarday. SUNDAY, NOV. 20, 1938 have not already done so, may take Director of the Department of An- VOL. XLIX. No. 49 the examination. tiquities in Syria, will give an il- lustrated lecture on "The Meeting of N...…
…THE MICPTIGAN DAILY Urge Non-Partisan Judicial Elections DETROIT, Nov. 19.-(iP)-A citi- zens' committee said tonight that pe- titions to amend the Michigan Con-j stitution to provide for :ion-partisan election. of judges of the supreme, circuit and probate courts and of court commissioners are being cir- culated in every county. Such an amendment was defeated by 60,000 votes in 1934. Another pro- posed amendment, providing for ap- pointment o...…
…THE MICIGAN DIIIY -LY nI -- - , .: _/ TEI ted and managed by students of the University of Igan under the authority of the Board in Control of ent Publications. blished every morning except Monday during the ersity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press e Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the or republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. X11l s of republication of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Orar A To Interview For Manager Women's Bowling Set For 3 P.M. Tomorrow; Offer Instruction To Beginners Interviewing. for W.A.A. bowling manager will be held from 4:15 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. Tuesday at the Women's Athletic Building, Norrha Curtis, '39, president of W.A.A., announced yes- terday. No one will be considered for the position who does not appear at the interviewing and everyone must bring her eligibility card. The ...…
…THE MICHIGAN RAIlY SUNDAY, NOV. NOTRE DAME .. 9 MINNESOTA NORTHWESTERN 7 WISCONSIN ... 211I PURDUE ...,. 13/ARMY ..... .6 PRINCETON ... 19 1 OKLAHOMA . . 0 INDIANA .7 .. 10 ILLINOIS . 0 CHICAGO . . ... 34 NEBRASKA ... ...... 0 1 IOW A ..... .. . 14 AUBURN ..... 23 . GEORGIA ....14 IOWA STATE Wolverines End Four-Year Jinx By 18 To 0Win Over Ohio (4) Michigan Line,.l Is Sensational Against Bucks Seniors Hook, Heikkinen, And S...…
…xY, NOV. 20, 9 _ THE M ICHIAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN 1 HARVARD......7 PITTSBURGH.. YALE.. . .....0 PENN STATE . . 26 II SYRACUSE .... 13 1tDUKE ..........7 CALIFORNIA 0 COLUMBIA .... 12 N.C. STATE .... 0 STANFORD. ... 6 OREGON ...... ... 0 WASHINGTON . . 3 S.M.U . . .......21 T. CHRISTIAN . 29 0 BAYLOR ......6RICE... . .. .. ..7 I Minnesota Retains Big Ten Title By Beating Wisconsin, 21-0 Gopher Power Is Too Much Climaxes Great Year .-....…
…THE : MI. RIGAN DAILY SIT] THE M~hIGN DAI;:,: IN THE WORLD U OF BOOKS - _____..r__--- -- y LONDON i . A Heroic Figure Given Superficial Treatment ..w.. _._.._.- .-., 1" 40 0 rx Libris Japanese Terror Campaign Described By Correspondent SAILOR ON HORSEBACK, by Irving Stoie. Houghton, Mifflin, Newl York. $3.00 By HAROLD OSSEPOW Irving 1tone, the author of 'Lust For Life', a biography of the artist' VincEat Van Gogh, has again at...…
…Weather Generally fair, slightly colder today; tomorrow unsettled. LI e 3k 1 g an, VOL. XLIX. No. 48 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 19, 1938 Michigan Favored To Beat Buckeyes In Gridiron Finale Nine Michigan Men Play Last College Contest; 70,000_To See Game Rain May Hamper Wolverine Backs By BUD BENJAMIN COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 18.-(Special to The Daily)-This town was agog tonight as the local citizenry and a huge influx of visi...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY IY, NO4UV. 1U Z132 Traveling 'Marionette Moviette ' That Ap Yp ~a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's traveling "Marionette Moviette" (shown abov day to present a novel type of puppet show. The performance will be he The show has been touring southern Michigan, and its appearance in A six towns in the state. ) - Pup pet Show Wired For Soind Will Be Shown Here Monday r A unique puppet show, in which who will act as master of ceremonies...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRESS PASSES -By BUD BENJAMIN - Out Of The Hat.. THE WAY football upsets have been coming at us this year it's worth one's life to step out on the limb. However, nothing daunted by the utter disregard for form that the teams have shown this year, we walk, no-jump, in where angels fear to tread. Michigan-Ohio State: The hungry Wolverines are going to give the Buckeyes some blackeyes. A Michigan offensive will surprise and o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY ______________________ 1 --- . . ,,.-' r r.-,( '! 1 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the a'uthority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press5 The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credit...…
…-19, 19~38 THE-MICHIGAN DAILY Sophomore Cabaret Committee Members Are Announe Roy Hoyer To Aid in Directing Dances For 'Deep Sea Doodles' Fur Trims Accessories Silver, Black Is Panhellenic Ball Color Scheme' Nickelodian Put In League Grill;e Radios Installed Special Act To Be Given By Mary E. Wheeler And VirginiaOsgood More than 150 women are working on committees for "Deep Se Doodles," eleventh annual Sophomor Cabaret, to be held...…
….dg.o r eheld on the site of the proposed struc- FacultyMembers Bridge Tourney Work To Begn Lure atWii0 p.m. toorrso To Open Tuesday ReV. W3liam E. Harrison of Ypsi- Attend Meeting On New Church lanti, district superintendent of the The first of the Union's series of Ann Arbor district of the Methodist dupl1sky Will Address duplicate bridge sessions will be held Gro nd-Beaking To Start cnurch will head the list of speakers C(~y ~free of charge...…
… Weather Cloudy today, cooler; fair tomorrow. L 5k igau ~1Iait Editorial Hitler's Marche Militaire VOL. XLIX. No. 47 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 18, 1938 P'PRICE, FIVE CE Britain Backs Plan For Jewish Refuge;, Nazis Hail 'Martyr'I CIO Supports UAW In Fordj Boycott Plan Haber Decries ExistingPlans For Pensions 11 Action Climaxes Of Securityp At Pittsburgh Planning Program Meeting i Says Visionary. Sche Exert Libe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Guidance Institute Aids Towns To Found Delinquency Agencies (Editor's Note: This is the seventh in a series ofrarticles on the various socciological research, training and - .service groups at the University.) By MORTON CARL JAMPEL Assisting Michigan communities to organize adequate agencies to deal 4 ~with the problem of delinquent and + maladjusted children is probably the most important aspect of the Child Guidance Inst...…
…18, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRESS PASSES -By BUD BENJAMIN - (Editor's Note: Paul Warren, sports editor of the Ohio State Lantern, steps up with the final football exchange column of the year. Thanks to Mr. Warren and the other seven sports editors who contributed this fall.) He Picks Ohio... By PAUL WARREN COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 17. Bolstered physically and mentally by its crushing victory over Illinois last week, Ohio State is gunning for its fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY 71 I _r/ JLl _ -r- s , -2 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 yeareand 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 credit...…
…THE IVZICIIIGAN .DAILY THE MJii i %A C J"t! 1A11 vfL7 &LY iJ J W.A.A. Announces Season Will Be Started Monday The bowling alleys in the Woyien's Athletic Building will open Monday, Helen Ellis, of the women's physical education department, announced yesterday. The alleys will be open from 3:15 p.m. to 4 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. daily and will be open from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. The fee for women students will be five cents a line...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAAILLYY F RA, NOV. 18 , 193 Five Michigan Civil Service Tests Offered Occupational Bureau Asks Applications For Posts Available To Students Five Michigan Civil Service ex- aminations are being offered to stu- dents and alumni of the University through the Bureau of Appointments and Occupational Information. Ap- plications may be filed with the Civil Service Commission in Lansing. The first of these, Sanatorium Medical Assistant...…
… Weather Unsettled today and tomorrow; slightly warmer. L lA6irit~cau *ait6b Editorial The Pogrom: An Integral Part Of Fascism VOL. XLIX. No. 46 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 17, 1938 'PRICE, FIVE - i Student Heads PlanAProtest To Reich Acts Petition University To Call Classes Off At 11 A.M. Tomorrow For Meeting Ruthven Is Asked To Be Chairman Plans for a campus meeting tomor- row to'protest the persecution of Jews an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY chitects Use Models To Illustrate Their Projects Jackson, Kingswood, Lansing. Lin- Husbands and wives of the alumni seen at the University Bureau of Ap- coln Park, Manchester, Marine city, and former students are also invited. pointments, 201 Mason Hall. Marshall, Monroe, Mt. Clemens, University Bureau of Appointments Northville, Northwestern Military and Landscape Design Students. Mr. A. and Occupational Information. Nava...…
…THE MI1CHIGAN DAILY _____ Even Autos Not Safe As Hunters Open Fire PETOSKEY, Nov. 16.- (M) - Ie wouldn't give his name but this ac- tually happened to a hunter at Musk- rat Landing, 146 miles east of Petos- key. After parking his car in a ravine, he threw a deerskin over the radiator so that it wouldn't freeze. Hiking through the valley an hour later, the hunter saw what he thought was a buck. He fired with careful aim and then advanced to fi...…
…T MI-CII-IG-AN- -DAI-Y AN DAILY I U" against Germany, Italy and Japan; and, more important than this, an embargo can be placed by the government on shipment of war materials to these nations. This embargo should include steel, minerals and oil, without which, it is safe to say, fascism cannot continue. The embargo against Republican Spain can be lifted and mor- al encouragement given that nation in its struggle. An important factor to con...…
…s tt ii 1\ A 11 1. L .' I 1{ iJ .L1'1 1 AL 1 ieague Fair Central Marian Smith Is Announced Assistant Head, 'Deep Sea Doodle,' Fa To Be Held Dec. 2 At Michigan League ir 3 Marian Smith, '39, has been named assistant general chairman for League Fair, to be held Friday and Saturday, Dec. 2 and 3, Ellen Cuth- bert, chairman, announced yesterday. Other members, appointed by Miss Cuthbert to make up the central com- mittee for the Fair, are B...…
…i T"-M4-C-R4G-A--X -D-A.1-UY Germnan Jews Need U.S. Aid, Against Hitler, Says Rabiowitz In the face of the recent anti- by an effective program,' which will Jewish riots in Germany, it is the include severing diplomatic rela- duty of every American Jew to send tions with Germany, said Dr. Rabino- witz. Jews also favor an extension funds for rehabilitation and refugee of the consumer boycott of German- relief, and to work for the extension I ...…
…t Weathewr Rising itemperature toda y; tomorrow rain and warmer. Y 3k14an jiaitj, Pensions Plans Need Sound Financing . Threat To An Independent Church VOL. XLIXI No. 45 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, 1938 PRICE, FIVE ( 1 CIO Is Termed Permanent As Plan For Peace Is Voted Down 'Congress Of Industrial Organization' Selected As New Group Name Delegates Debate Over Constitution PITTSBURGH, Nov. 15-(PA)-The CIO set its...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Prof. Bromage Spewaks On Sate Gov't. Secret Of Radio Remote Control DILY OFFICIAL ExplainedBy Prof. Lewis Holland BULLETIN By KARL KESSLER phone and a small "sending set" of WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, 1938 Most spectacular of the labor-sav- sufficient power to be effective only VOL. XLIX. No. 45 ing devices incorporated in new radio within a radius of 100 feet. The models is the mysterious remote con- transmitting wave-length of ...…
…1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,i PRESS Reserves Run hrough PASSES -By BUD BENJAMIN Back In Motion ... ALL PLAYERS of the team in po session of the ball must be sta tionery in their positions, witho movement of the feet or swaying the body, head or arms at the instar the ball is put in play, except that on player of tnis team may be in mo tion (either directly or clearly in a oblique direction) toward his own en line." (Rule 7, article 4). T...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MANY of the country's papers last week carried the picture of 11-year-old Joe Magsamen, of Rehobeth, Mass., dressed in an American, Legion uniform, and leading his own little "crusade against communism" on the pulpit of the chapel of the Shrine of the Little Flower in Nasonville. This probably made Mrs. Magsomen very proud of little Joe, the mas- cot of the local American Legion post. The Legion stand on communism and other...…
… Patron Names Of Panhellenic BallAnnounced Ticket Sale To Be Limited To 400; Joe Sanders To Play For Dance The list of patrons for Panhellenic Ball, to be given Friday, Nov. 25, in the League ballroom, was announced yesterday by Margaret Greenhouse, '40, chairman of publicity. President and Mrs. Ruthven, Re- gent Esther Cram and LeRoy V. Cram, Dean and Mrs. Joseph Bursley, Dean and' Mrs. Walter B. Rae, Dean. Alice Lloyd, Dean and Mrs. Edward' ...…
…THE MICHI1GAN DAtILY 'aris Says Fur Or Fur-Trimmed Coats For All Winter Wear s Shown Fur Trim Adds Pigskin, Suede Dressy Touch Are Featured New perftfines Blend With Furs Comeback Of Grandma's Curls Brings Return Of Huge Muffs I Strikes Note Practical Midway In gs, Gloves In Coat Fashions When the dramatic moment arrives There aro a good many people who ire totally unaware of the fact that By different furs require a variety of; Altho...…
…6" 19THE MICHIGAN DAILY Brimless Hats Are Featured New'Colorful Shades Offer Chic Contrast To Furs Rare Furs Are Chosen For Formal Evenings Ermine, sable, mink and silver fox are among the furs chosen this year for formal evening wraps. Ermine is used in jackets and as as accent on long black velvet wraps. Silver fox Square-Shouldered Box Jacket w Bulky And Use With the influx of smart furs for in a dolman cape is a striking new the wint...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Open' CIO Constituti'o-nl Convention [ 4a DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Pi0 lration in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:00 a.m. Satirday. Chicago'sFirst Ward Mourns Death Of Boss (Continued from Page 1) forty years, remained there until (Continued from Page 4 in the League. Also there will be a eign Students. -_ ...…
…Weather Cloudy, probably local light snows toight. Lt e Sir iga VOL. XLIX. No. 44 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 15, 1938 GeneralMotors Will Establish Wage Security Plan For Labor 150,000 Einployes To Get 60 Per Cent Of Salary During Lay-Off Periods Workers Will Repay Loans Duiring Booms DETROIT, Nov. 14.-()-General Motors Corp. announced today two benefit plans, effective in 1939, in- tended to give approximately 150,000 hou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, Wf) 15, 1938 Delegates Mimes To Entertain I German Address Morrison Discovers Age Ratio For Coffee Hour Will Be Featured . In Ty s Of Traf i+ Fatalities Entertainment by a group of Mimes eA t erEin Meeting players, dancing, and refreshments__ w f H to T(Edtor's Note: This is the second of rectly, perhaps by means of bicycle wil fatreth UionCofe Hurto The Deutscher Verein,_student Ger-! three articles on studies of m...…
