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…THE ICHIGAN BAIL' Stevens And Sawyer To Play For Dances At League, Union By MARGARET WALSH !TK--A Beach, and for the last three' With two new bands playing at the summers, they have been at Johnson's Congregational Student Scc Group Will Hold Party F TI The Congregational Student Fel- the lowship is holding a party from 9 p.m. spon to 1 a.m., today. A phonograph will gr~ou For heV ,a .J League and the Union, life should be anything but ...…

…Supervisors Urged T o Provide Wahtenaw Health Diepartmrent Ix'Education Digest' Editor by Public health measures Aready 60 out, of Michigan's 83 counties Points Ofut inadequacies have passed legislation providing for heta elhrlave prved their worth byreducing s (Editor's Note: This. is the first of many runnecessary deaths at child .., s three articles, preparedY, with 'the' aid birth and by successfully diminish-':" k of ;Lawrence W Prakken, ...…

…Weather Cloudy, followed by showers today; tomorrow partly cloudy. Jr 40P Ap. ~~atr Editorial War Resources Board: Finis . . . VOL. L. No. 10 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCT. 5, 1939 PRICE FIVE Embargo Act 'Indispensable' Senate Is Told. By Vandenberg Sen. Connally Denounces Embargo As 'Unneutral' And Demands Repeal Two Weeks Debate Seen Before Vote Bs MAX BOYD WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-(P)-The armsembargo was denouncedtoday by...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11 , _ _ _ Foreign Center Flans English Speech Class Iniversity's Speech Clinic To Direct New Course; Eurollment Due Today A class in English speech, designed to help foreign students speak a more fluent English, will be organized at 7 p.m. today in the International Center under the direction of the University Speech Clinic, Prof. J.: Raleigh Nelson, Director of the Cen- ter, announced yesterday. 'The class, included in ...…

…I E M I RI G AN DAILY I =,l ,I (Continued from PAgeH2) mathematical and technical pro- grams ; Physics, or combinations; Astronomy, or combinations; Engineering-Law program; Engineering-Business Administra- tion program ; Engineering-Forestry program; Metallurgical Engineering pro- gram. A. H. Lovell,. Secretary. Deadline for change..of . ce4Lons,- ColIege of -iterat~ure, Science, and The Arts: No course may be added after the end of the, ...…

…THE MICIIIGAN DAILY TI SAN DAILY Cash And Carry Position IsDefended In Detail By Duesenberry And Rosa Y" } ,ited and managed by students of te University of igan under the authority of the Board In Control of dent Publications.' iblished every morning except Monday during the versity year and Summer Session.' Member of the Associated Press he Associated Presst is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credite...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'ea Dance Date To Be Oct. 26 [-- ' WANTED-TO BUY4 tr s o ANTED--Two season tickets tc ej, Oratorical Lecture Series. Call Dr ________________________________________________________Smith, 9430. n Organizations Wil Promote MixersJointly Floor Show Is Scheduled, Engage Gail's Orchestra, Novel Dances Planned All campus tea dances to be held this year will be sponsored jointly by Panhellenic, Assembly, Congress and Interfrat...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ruffng WinspenerFor The Yankees, 2-1 Lead McCarthymen Gridders Show Drive In Last Contact Drill 'Butch' Jordan Injured In Scrimmage; Trosko Status Still In Question Michigan's football squad made one of its best offensive demonstra- tions of the season yesterday in its 'last contact drill before Saturday's battle with Michigan State. The freshman team again took the form of the Spartan eleven, first running through thei...…

…)CT. 5, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Yankees Edge Cincinnati,2-I; DickeyIs Hero Ruffing, Derringer Pitch Full Game; Keller Scores WinningRun In Ninth (Continued from Page 6) a single past third base. Up came Babe Dahlgren, the successor to Lou Gehrig on first base and generally regarded as the "weak sister" among the bombers of the Yankees firing line. -e produced. He shot a fast ground ball along the third base line, which was fair by no more th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Reporter Finds, Rushees' Life Not Keen Fun' Too Much Singing Ruins Meal For Meandering Daily Staff Member (Continued from Page 1) with the meal came a change in com- panions. This time the conversation turned to the ever-popular subject of the homeliness of Michigan coeds. We had plenty to talk about, and the fel- low insisted that I smoke two of his cigarettes, even lighting them for me. I was snatched abruptly from a rath...…

…Weather Fair today and tomorrow with mild temperatures.. Y 5k iIait j Witch Hunt In Queers County . VOL. L. No. 9 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, 1939 PRICE FP U I Norris Urges Embargo Act Be Discarded x.. To HelpAllies Logan, Strong Supporter 'Of Neutralit Revision Is ClaimedBy Death, Rush Holt Defends Present Legislation WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-(P)-Sen- ator George Norris (Ind.-Neb., who voted against United States entr...…

…THE MICHIGAN ILY Will Hold First Affair Tonigh Great Unseen Organization Makes Union's Efficient Service Possible DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN t tion II, WE MM..; Sectic in 407 M.H. (CO sI = 1,800 Activities And Many tending dances know as the coat room, serves as the varsity football .Departments Op erat e raining table during the season, and Within Student Center at other times as a special private dining room. In addition to these -4 WE...…

…J ig Opposes Derringer In World Series Opener ee Power Reds' g Aces Favored 3-1 Cincinnati; y Not Play Cinci Star Faces Yanks Varsity Shows Well Against M.S.C Formatio Freshmen Use State's PIays In Scrimmage IN THIS CORNER, I I-M Sports y MEL FINEBERG 5-F: V YORK, Oct. 3 weather tonight] . -(A)- Old promised Gus Pn ani ve d family a let-up tomor- the "hottest" world series ears-between the mighty ,nd the do-or-die Cinc...…

…N DAILY Imp '4;/ -"'4 .. ;Ni ged by students of -the University of authority of the Board in Control of I a dent Publications. ulished every morning except Monday during the versity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credited to r not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All ts of republication of all other matters herein al...…

…IGAN entation Lectures To Start 4, First Speaker To Be Detroit Policewoman, Alumnus To Lecture Freshman Series With General 'After College, To Deal Subject, What?' Because of the conflict with for- mal rushing dinners, the date of the first of the orientation lectures has been changed to Wednesday, Oct. 11, from today, Patricia Matthews, '40, head of orientation, announced yes- terday. Miss Mariana Chockley, '37, Detroit policewoman, w...…

…THE MICHIGAN I In Neutrality Pebate Meet In Bowling Program Tuesday West Quad- d those of an opportun- sports, team g to William! ident adviser g a program ng ever seen rnities," Mr. athletic riv- roups to be In addition truction will r Camera Craze ' Leads As U.S. National Hobby' Reflecting the tremendous increase in popularity of amateur photographic activities over the last five years, the University campus bristles at all times and pl...…

…Sirign ~aI~j. Room For Both .. . . .. ... Z-322 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN TUESDAY. OCT. 3. 1939 PucEFVm i American Republics Pla: Safe Zone For Navigatioi Germany Still Seeks Peac Senators Pittman And Borah Begin Neutrality Discussion By MAk BOYD WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-(AP)-A history-making Senate debate to de- termine whether this country;should lift its ban upon arms sales to bellig- erents began today with Senator Pittman (Dem.-Nev.) declaring...…

…turope's War School Books Arena Shown Of Early Day In Map Exhibit Are Displayc Clements Library Display An exhibit entitled "Early Sc Shows Army Positions Books," but containing articles cluding early nineteenth cer ol 17th Century Charts samplers and a Chinese abacu now on display in the front cor 'Plus ca change, plu c'est le meme of the Main Library. chose"-the more things are changed, The samplers, cloth squares the more they. remain the s...…

…THE MICHIGAN sler's Scouts Report Michigan State Played Under INTRAMURAL SPORTS NC _., ,. }_ l :I IN THIS CORNER By Mel Fineberg rngs We Knew .. . he postman rang twice today and us this: sear Corner, see by the papers that you as yet e not gone to work on the world es, same of which will be played Wednesday and continuing for d ays. There is only one way in Bch I can interpret this apparent of Iinterest in what has been re- ed to as th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ULLIVER'S CAVILS By Young Gulliver Gulliver awoke yesterday morning feeling extremely fraught; and if you've never felt fraught, you've missed something. The immedi- ate cause was a nightmare in which Gulliver had been locked in the stacks of the Library and told to find a book which contained the word whisper unprefixed by the word sibilant. Which turned out to be hard, very hard-the leading character in each of 2,363 nove...…

… They really should have stayed home and studied. They should have prepared their next week's assignments. They should have had their eight hours sleep. They should have written that letter home telling about school and asking for money, instead of wiring for it at the last minute with none of the preferred build-up. But did they? NO! So here we are, pounding away, tliinking up trite sayings, quips of all kinds-and why? Because they went to th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7LASSIFIED ADVERTISING' E MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED LDVERTISING RATES re as of February 14, 1939 er reading line (on basis of rage words to line) for one insertions. er reading line for three or asertions. num of 3 lines per inser- e low rates are on the basis payment before the ad is I. If it is inconvenient for call at our offices to make it, a messenger will be sent up your ad at a slight extra of loc. further informati...…

…Weather Fair and cooler today. VOL. L. No. 7 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCT. 1, 1939 eutralityill State Defeats Wayne, 16-0, Ir ving Pond Ciano Na eci y But Looks Very, Very Bad Dies Suddenly HieT 'Cash-Carry' S artan C Griders And Band Are Both Disapointing In Washington For M eeting W ith As let artrsReove NneMSC Fumbles sF rMe Editorial College Texts And War Headlines .. . PRICE FIVE CENTS O Berlin Hitler; Senators Would Eliminat...…

…_ State Beats Wayne, But Looks Awful (Continued from Page 1) State flashed a dangerous passing attack at times and also'uncovered a couple of punters who can boot thei pigskin a great distance. Young Mr. Duane T. Crosthwaite, a sophomore from Detroit, is not only a capable kicker and passer but a talented run- ner as well. Lyle Rockenbach, who intercepted a Tartar pass and ran over the goal line for the final State touchdown, is one of the be...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the officeof the Summer Session until 3:30 p.m:; 11:00 a.m. Saturday SUNDAY, OCT. 1, 1939 VOL. L. No. 7 Notices To The Members of the Faculty of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: The first regular meeting of the Faculty of the College of Literature, Science, and the~ Arts for the...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY A Letter To Our Readers Regarding ObjectionsTo TheDaily Editorial 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 di...…

…h Union Formal To Open Autumn Social Season Friday, Oci to 1 '? 4_ ')eddings . and, Egagemen ts The wedding of Mary Ellen Wilson, daughter of Dr. Fred B. Wilson of Deaver, Pa., and the late Mrs. Wilson, and Alfred H. Waldchen, '38E, sonI of Mrs. Anna Waldchen of Dearborn, took place Saturday, Sept. 30 in the Michigan League chapel. Mrs. Waldchen, a graduate of Gen-1 eva College at Beaver, took her mas- ter's degree in the University in 193...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IN THIS CORNER Varsity Eleven Unimpressive In Final Scrincma! i (~4) By Mel Fineberg $parta's Fall Due EAST LANSING, Sept. 30.-Michi- gan'State showed little in its 16-0 victory- over Wayne University today to warrant any undue fears that the Wolverines will have the quietus put to their championship hopes here: next Saturday. Regulars Nose Out Reserves By 13-12 Score Strong's Play Bright Spot In Practice Strong...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLE TIN 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 3) Senior Industry Committee Ad- visor. Salary: $4,600. Oct. 23. Industry Committee Advisor. Sal- ary: $3,800. Oct. 23. Medical Guard-Attendant. Salary: $'1,6.20. Oct. 23. Medical Technical Assistant. Sal- a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS --- NMc\ATILLILN4S:Factual Background C For The Joads-... F~ACTORIES IN THE FIELD, by Carey McWilliams, Little, Brown and Company, Boston, $2.50. Cour- tesy Follett's Bookstore. By ELLIOTT MARANISS After the publication of John steinbeck's great novel about the efugees from the dust-ridden hills f Oklahoma who went to California o starve in the sunshine, a wave of xcited indignation swept over ...…

…I MENT 5k6 Datj SECTION T ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, OCT. 1, 1939 -irsT Choral Union Series Begins Oct. 2 I ,sident Sink Sees xceptionally ine Seas Society C'?. i Sees Fine Season. Rachmaninoff, Political Exile, Famed For Musical Versatility Russian Soloists Js Welcome tendous;' I Figure Year i Issued Tling Series mism over tlhe re- ts will receive from public, Dr. Charles t of the University predicted an excep- son for...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'eam's 'o Fame Virovai, 18-Year-Old Violinist Has Never Had 'Stage Fright' o ven Briefly rt Sketches Of Bartlett rid Spouse, Robertson ell Of Early Success el Barlett was born and e.duca- i London. Early in, her career' on the Associated Board Schol-{ to the Royal Academy of where she studied with Fred- Moore and Tobias Matthay. ning to England, she made-her Ain London. Specializing in the ichord as well as the piano, B...…

…Flagstad's Title qw Barbtirolli Youngest Conductor OfOldest Symphonic Group great success, he was still desirous of becoming a conductor, an ambition which was not realized for a long time, due to his participation in the World War. After the war Barbiroili went back to his cello and a few years later or- ganized the Barbiro i Chamber Or- chestra. Later he became conductor of the British National Opera Com- pany. So great was his success, ...…

…E MICHIGAN DAII hilharmonic Group Has Made Music For Almost 100 Years y Famous Conductors wve Guided Destinies N.Y._Symphony history of the New York Phil- nic-Symphony Orchestra is a of uninterrupted music mak-' zce the days, almost a century en.the telephone, airplane and vere undreamed-of 'miracles. years the Philharmonic wasj a rival, and, laid the founda- the development of musical New York. from the pioneer work of, lier men who 'ser...…

…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...…

… =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 ...…

…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...…

…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...…

…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 ...…

…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...…

…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...…

… 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 …

…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 ...…

…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...…

…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...…

…._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...…

…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,...…

…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 ...…

…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...…

…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...…