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March 22, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 124) • Page Image 10

…PAGE TPN TI K MICHKGAN DAILY VMLDNE-RDAY, nARCtf 22, 039 PAE~ ThN W!BNE~DAY; MARCEl ~, I*3~ Varied Slacks Make Jackets MIre Valuable Two-Tone Ensembles Are Campus Leaders When Warm Weather Comes Flannel Stll Tops If our sport jacket style editor has solved your spring sport jacket pro- blem, there remains the question of what to do with that beautiful, rich, smart, smooth, neat, dapper, natty sport jacket. Naturally you'll wear it. But wi...…

April 02, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 134) • Page Image 10

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE WORLD OF BOOKS 'Hannibal Hooker ProvesTo Be 20th Century Anthony Adverse The story deals with the career of the son of a mid-western Quaker family. Hannibal Hooker of the Waynesboro, Indiana, Hookers leaves home to study at a Boston theologi- cal seminary, to become a priest of the Episcopal church in the little town of Audubon, Mass. Following a series of political, theological and romantic incidents topped off ...…

April 05, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 136) • Page Image 10

…-r-U T t and most important non-athletic activity st college campuses is the student news- Owned, edited and managed by under- tes,it has often been called the most prac- f all extra-curricular activities because its embers receive training for future profes- newspapering or (if headed for other learn the valuable lesson of how news- and public opinion are made. More 0,000 collegians labor on 744 college spers. Of these, 55 per cent are week...…

April 23, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 144) • Page Image 10

…THE M1C iI A DAiii roadway And London Stars High-Light 10th Drama Se. ason _ , i Arbor Won. Special Rdease r Carrol's The White Steed5 n local audiences witness "The Steed" during the 1939 Dra- Season, they will be unwitting to one of the most unusual in the theatre-release of a ful Broadway hit while it is inning in New York. It was 'cause of the interest of Eddie g, the producer, and Paul Vin- "arroll, the author, in non- ional Univers...…

May 12, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 160) • Page Image 10

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY mrpay, may 12P FRIDA~t, 1~JAY 12, W.A.A. Offers Wide Program For Summer Tennis, Riding, Dancing Are Among Activities -During Short Session An extensive program of recrea-! tional activities is being offered sum-' mer students by the Women's Physi- cal Education Department. Women will have the opportunity of becom- ing proficient in tennis, riding, golf, archery, swimming, hockey and la- crosse. Not only the women will ben...…

September 19, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 46) • Page Image 10

…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....…

September 26, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 2) • Page Image 10

…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...…

October 01, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 7) • Page Image 10

…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...…

October 15, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 19) • Page Image 10

…THTE MICHIGAN DAILY Sjoer11ng ' Barlbilli Will11Condwct-New York Ofst Major Philharmonic G routp Here Nov'. 27 Qf~ n~ Rahanoff To Op eni - Series Here Oni Ott. 24 %-.F r % L " I 41 nor Noted For ' )f Range And A] Fo Play)_Many I (Continued from Page 1) vidtli Lbility Roles esalthough it is seldom. heard in erica. joerling, who first came to< this ntry when he was eight years of ~waborn~ at~ Stora Tuna in~ the 7ine f DaaraSweden, on Feb...…

November 08, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 39) • Page Image 10

…fU ade In F or Scarves And Mittens ow the frost is on the pumpkin the north winds are whistling id campus, making Ann Arbor ex-! rely mitten conscious and just too, intrigued with all sorts of wooly ves which enable her to defy the blasts. he trend in mittens this year ns to be toward wider and wider s, the better to stop the entrance ny stiay breezes. Tyrolean mit-. are ever popular and we noticed ne local shop a pair of this type 1 cuffs a...…

November 12, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 43) • Page Image 10

…- - - ~r~--t-~-------..--,.-.ILL- IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS a i 1' a - OEN. : Anghians* in indct.'..' oilfe Reports On Americans LARRELL: WRITES IN NEW LOCALE At KNARCISSUS, by Rtuner iden. Little, Brown and Cor- y. $2.50. Courtesy Follett's k Store. By ELBI GIENI p in the Himalayan Mountains, native-worshipped Mout Kan- ungha watching over them at work, the Sisters of the Angli- )rder sought .to establish the nt of Saint Faith. rn D...…

December 01, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 58) • Page Image 10

…PA$E. ETQHT South America Sends Accent To Hat Styles Furs, Feathers, Flowers Are New- Trimminigs; Turbans Ai-e Popular This mid-season sees South Ameri- ca influencing . our hat styles even mrV,9obviously than is Paris. The ex- planation may lie in the fact that German subs have scared Schiaparelli and Suzy to such an extent that they WOuld not dare cross the Atlantic. And again that may not be the rea- Turbans are especially popular and come ...…

June 26, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 1) • Page Image 10

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDATRNE 29, 1939 Foods, Water And Playgrounds Lure Summer Students From Books Variety Marks Local Facilities For Recreation Swimming Chief Pastime; Golf, Tennis, Canoeing, Hiking, Fishing Popular Widespread facilities for almost every type of summer activity are found in or near Ann Arbor, offer- ing the summer student easy oppor- tunities for a recreation program to suit any interest. Swimming is probably the chief] s...…

August 12, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 41) • Page Image 10

…I PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUG. 12, 1939 0 1 . , FRESHMEN Michigan Union Offers Recreational, Social Facilities ToUniversity Men FOLLETT'S are anxious to make you a regular, every-day customer and friend of ours-We can only do that by giving you what you want . ... when you want it .. and at the LOWEST PRICE. Come in and browse at FOLLETT'S. Get acquainted even before you're ready to purchase your BOOKS and SUP...…

February 11, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 180) • Page Image 10

…Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Satyr rcicy, February 11, 1939 Swimmers Are Planning Dunking Lesson Lads From Yale Will Be There For Atmosphere You Don't Want To Miss This, Girls; Our Captain Thomas Leads Michigan's Fashion Extravaganza By MELISSA The swimmers of the University of Michigan and Yale University will give a fashion show at 7:30 tonight (Sat- urday) at the Intramural Building Pool. The natators have seized upon the flimsy excuse of the...…

February 11, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 180) • Page Image 10

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February H, 1939 Swimmers Are Planning Dunking Lesson Lads From Yale Will Be There For Atmosphere You-Don't Want To Miss This, Girls; Our Captain Thomas Leads Michigan's Fashion Extravagonza By MELISSA The swimmpers of the Uniyersity rof .Michigan gnd Yale ttniversity will give a fashion show at 7:30 tonight (Sat- urday) st the Intramural Building Pool. The natators have seized upon the flimsy excse of...…

February 19, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 99) • Page Image 11

…I j ------ ...... BLOOD JUSTICE WIR DANKEN UNSER FUEH HerveHaufler . , . by Seymour S. I ,.M ,EPTH entered Drury Montgom- ery's shack as easily as the fingers of wind that poked through the chinks between the logs. Old Drury diee like an animal -without much fuss. He died with a laugh on his fever-cracked lips. "I'm sure I'm goin' to Hell, Lizpeth," he said. "The Devil has already set me on fire." Drury wasn't accustomed to laughin...…

March 12, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 116) • Page Image 11

…Rudolf Serkin Made His American Debut Under Toscanini' s Bato Russian-Czeeh Pianist Tours U.S. 6th Year Played In Europe Several Seasons In Company Of Violinist Adolph Busch Rudolf Serkin was born in Bo- hemia, now Czech.o-Slovakia, of Rus- sian parents. His father as a young man abandoned a career as a singer and became a merchant in order to support his large family. Rudolf was the fifth of a brood of musically tal- ented children. At four...…

March 22, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 124) • Page Image 11

…WVDNESnDAY; MAROJ 221,;,939 THE MICHIGAN NDAILY The Saddle Shoes Still Have It Among Collegiate Footwear Fi ashions Shhiy Brown And Whites In Lead As Usual Mexican Huaraches And Norwegian Brogans Add Variety To Foot Styles Saddle shoes are saddle shoes, and collegiates are collegiates, which no- body can deny. Therefore this spring will see more shiny brown saddles, atop red, red rubber soles, smartly held by white stitching, than have eve...…

April 23, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 144) • Page Image 11

…I Sir igau, 'LEMENT it t rs l wnrl ww®w I.A rlMe s ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1939 Six May Festival Concerts eature Three Organizations; To Offer Otello 0 4)., Gladys Swarthout i Program For The 1939 May Festival Will Open Program Evening Of May 10 Popular Star Of Opera, Radio Returns To Concert, Motion Pictures And Ann Arbor For Festival Gladys Swarthout, star of radio and motion pictures will open the forty...…

May 12, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 160) • Page Image 11

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Reception To Be First Event On League Calendar For S 'ession Dance Classes Are Scheduled In Two Groups Famed 'Watermelon Cut,' Week-End Parties Are Among Season's Plans The League will be i center of so- cial activity this summer, as it is through the school year, with Miss Ethel McCormick, social director of the League, in charge, as adviser to the women students planning the schedules. The first important ev...…

September 19, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 46) • Page Image 11

…'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...…

October 01, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 7) • Page Image 11

…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, ...…

October 15, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 19) • Page Image 11

…____________________________ U A. 0 Duettists "Return Fritz Kreisler, Violin Maestro, To Play Here Rubenstein Will Conclude Concerts Performance Bartlett And Rae Robertson Tot Give Arrangements Here. In Choral Series Pair Played Here For May Festival The corncert to be presented Wed- nesday evening, Feb. 14, in the Hill Auditorium promises to be a novel and unusual one, if the performance, of its two artists, Ethel Bartlett and tae Robert...…

November 08, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 39) • Page Image 11

…THE-- MICHIGAN DAILY__ Necklaces Are Heavy -- 11 New Pajamas Combine Style With Comfort Just as man has developed from the monkey, so Sophomore Cabaret r f has been a direct out-growth of Soph- omore Circus Away back in the chilly month of t " { .," December, 1§27, the sophomore wom en of Michigan decided to pep up the Synthetic stones and bright me- campus by forming the Sophomore tals are combined to make the Sisters Incorporated, Amal...…

December 01, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 58) • Page Image 11

…Fr DAY, DEC.1, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILYP PAGE NINE Large Fitted Purses Are Popular, Useful, Stylish "All that I know about purses is that they're getting larger," declares a prominent senior, "and I like them small." "There will come a time when only, traveling bags will be manufactured, and women will not bother with mere' purses," he moaned. Even though they may be large, they're useful and stylish. Fitted purses have gained a great deal of...…

August 12, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 41) • Page Image 11

…PAGE NMNE SATURDAY, AUG. 12, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUG. 12, 1939 THE MICHTcAN DAILY 7.---_= Annual PrizesJ Are Awarded In Hopwoods Given For Literary Work In Four Fields: Drama, Essay, Poety And Fiction One of the outstanding features oft the University's extracurricular ac-l tivi ties is the annual Jule and Avery Hopwood contest for creative writing. Each spring, prizes totaling as high as $10,000 are awarded in four fields o...…

February 11, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 180) • Page Image 11

…5®turduy, ebruary 1 T 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pace Eleven Satuday ~ebuar' I939 HE ICHIAN AIL Pnn, Fevg a WeCan Tell You What To Do! Read This if You Seek An Anti-Climax, Ann Arbor Is The Place For You; Just Ask The Local Merchants Each year at this time, when the af- fair of the year hits Ann Arbor, to leave devastation, headaches, and empty wal- lets in its wake, it will bring with a prob- lem that is now causing University stu- dents to...…

February 11, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 180) • Page Image 11

…Soturday, Februory 11, 1939 THE M I C H f CAN DAILY pnrriei' ' trztrr'". S r Fr ,1T M G Dn I WeCan Tell You What To Do! Read This If You Seek Ar Anti-Climax, Ann Arbor Is The Place For You; Just Ask The Local Merchants Each year at this time, when the af- fair of the year hits Ann Arbor, to leave devastation, headaches, and empty wal- lets in its wake, it will bring with a prob- lem that is now causing University stu- dents to lose more m...…

February 19, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 99) • Page Image 12

…HUMORESQUE.. . by Donald J. Fo mo' y~d wmo & This is the numerous wrath of slanting sleet- the quivering veil, the bitter vapor- incomplete . discrepant landscaper. This is the blazing cat's-head in the fog- the whiskers tremble, the song is silk (a monologue for milk)! from the womb of human inhibitions and complexes emerged this Cyclops,y half-visioned; beat us to passive submission; brooked no lifted hand on pain of banishment; made ea...…

March 12, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 116) • Page Image 12

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY hiladelphia Orchestra, Founded In 1900, Entering 40th Season C. _______________________________________ N 4 Conductors Have Headed Organization The Philadelphia Orchestra this year enters its 40th season as a mu-f sical organization. Founded in 19001 "to encourage the performance of first class orchestral music in the city of Philadelphia," it has grown from its original modest proportions to a concert instrument of ...…

March 22, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 124) • Page Image 12

…Fv, rTUf1.VT THE MICHIGAN DAILY -WEDNE~tIv, I4AIII 2,l3 Tilt MICHIGAN 1)AILV White Jackets Of '39 To Be m. d M Linen Gives Way To White Gabardine For Spring Formals; Cut Is Radical This season is witnessing a revolu- tion. For years linen has been the topotch spring formal jacket. Now the subservient stylists have insti- tuted white gabardine. The effects of this startling change will rever- berate in every social, politial and. economic ...…

April 23, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 144) • Page Image 12

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY rni Martinelli, Helen Jepson, Old Star And New, Sing In ( L i f artinelli Still t Concert Idol After 25 Years, gan Career There In [913 After Getting Start [n ItalianArmy lovanni Martinelli has become ually a permanent fixture in the erican operatic and concert world. the Metropolitan Opera many ers have come and gone since he le his debut there in -1913. Last r he celebrated his 25th anniver- at the New York Opera. '...…

May 12, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 160) • Page Image 12

…PACE rOrR b Y " , THE ICIIC-A i AILY FRILti , MAX 1 _ 19"9 PAC-E FOUR FRTX~, ~ IZ 1~9 } ,.. : . Literary College Summer Program Offers Variety Of 400 Courses 4" courses ive graduate Credit Hours' All Departments Offering Wide Range Of Classes For 46th Summer Term The offered curriculum for the sum mer school session of the College of Literature, Science and the Arts con- sists of 391 courses, 69 of which give undergraduate credit onl...…

September 19, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 46) • Page Image 12

….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...…

September 26, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 2) • Page Image 12

…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,...…

October 01, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 7) • Page Image 12

…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...…

October 15, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 19) • Page Image 12

…THlE MiIHIGAN DAILY H f c 1 t n n s- t. t r S ,t d EL I V L-I/- The Greatest Names JUSSI DJOERLING .. .. .Tenor BlOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SERGEI KOUSSEVITZKY, Conductor AR TUR RUBINSTEIN. . Pianist I SEASON TICKETS $12 $10 $8 $6 U …

November 08, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 39) • Page Image 12

…THJ~Mc1(11GAN DAILY. Masculine Scorn For Dressy Hats Proves Ineffective Dressy hats are at last being made in several styles that can actually be worn on capiu-s College women m y at last listen to the snickering of the male populace about outrageous crea- tions and still be secure that the inu- endoes will not apply to their own latest fantasy. Among the definitely new, but not too flippant models, are the ever- popular turbans. So varied ar...…

December 01, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 58) • Page Image 12

…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY r4,IZT AY-, DEC. 1, 1939 -r ~---~ -- - - - - ~RIDAY; 1~O. I, 1939 FittedLuggage Is Stressed For Christmas Gifts This Year Problem Of What To Give 'The 'Man May Involve Records, Shirts Or Ties i I By MAYA GRUZHIT of music, there is the matched or For once in a long time-twelve contrasted combination of shirt, tie months for sure-the men have got and sox. Monogrammed fine i'nen the women guessing! handkerch...…

August 12, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 41) • Page Image 12

…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUG. 12, 1939 kummoolow Oxford Tutorial System Started Here Last Fall Trial Course Is Limited To 150 Picked Students; B AverageNecessary Two Other Schools Also Have Program With the inauguration of a tutorial honors system modeled after the Ox- ford plan last fall, the University took along step forward in the direc- tion of progressive education. .,Resembling the systems in effect at Harvard Universi...…

February 11, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 180) • Page Image 12

…Page Tweve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February11, 19 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. February 11 199 The Gambler... By Dennis Van Lovelace Laura Was A Lady; Stanley Got The Gate Moral Is Clear in This Story Of A Man, His Secret Vice And An Unblemished Maid "Do not think, Cynthia, that because I am Laura's mother, and a very devot- ed one, that I have any hesitations con- cerning her engagement to Stanley," said Mrs. Selwyn to...…

February 11, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 180) • Page Image 12

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Saturday, February _l11 _____ D IYud F r f The Gambler ... By Dennis VanLovelace Laura Was A Lady; Stanle y Got The Gate Moral Is Clear In This Story Of A Man, His Secret Vice And An Unblemished Maid "Do not think, Cynthia, that because I am Laura's mother, and a very devot- ed one, that I have any hesitations con- cerning her engagement to Stanley," said Mrs. Selwyn to her niece as they returned from the afternoon tea...…

March 22, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 124) • Page Image 13

…WMDNISDAY, mARcH 22% 1939THE M IeH;IG AP'IN D AIL Y Up PAGE TMTEiEX r'rV }I X r } .. ' ;s , a " , r: . . > .. r x,. j .., . ,> , .' r r The* Michigan Daily's SPIIMI! Y '. 3 a' ,.f. ., r J/ , / R . f : fit V'r In the following pages are The Michigan Daily's "~Preview of Spring! " See the smart, feminine fashions you've been hearing about -- aching to wear! Waists are small, skirts short and full . .. dresses look like suits. . , suits l...…

April 23, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 144) • Page Image 13

…TWE MICHiVAN DAIIN ianz rderson Acclaimed In Europe Capitals Before Suceess He Ar~'1 *.... ~u~r eu ~ i / Critics flailed Negro Singer During Tours :e Won First Recognition In ' Europe In 1933; Gained Toscanini's High Praise The steps by which Marian Ander- son, who makes her second appear- ance -here in this year's May Festi- val, has risen to the pinnacle of con- cert fame are those of a person who has "made her own breaks." Born in Ph...…

May 12, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 160) • Page Image 13

…FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1919 Law Institute - THE MICHnGUAN DAILY To Be Held June 22 24 Full Facilities Of SchoolOp n For Summer Two Visiting Professors Will Teach In Session; Lawyers' Cli4h Closed This summer the Law School will hold, in addition to its forty-fifth annual Summer Session, a three-day law institute for lawyers already in the profession, thus allowing them an opportunity t^ brina themselves up to date while enjoying a return to the cla...…

September 19, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 46) • Page Image 13

… SPORTS SECTION. Igc A6F AMWf[t Ht r r VOL. XLIX. No. 46 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1939 Strong Backfield Raises ,. ., IN THIS CORNER, YMEL FINEBERC Byv x7 Uneasy Lies The Head Friday nights and Saturday afternoons are traditionally serious times in Ann Arbor in the fall. Beneath the suave sophistication of staid Ann Arbor town, a pulse beats and beats hard on football afternoons. Ann Arbor takes its footb...…

September 26, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 2) • Page Image 13

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ariety Of ,University Extension Courses Ofered - - - - - - - - - - - - - Regents Ban Use Of At Athletics, Art Among Listed CursesAHere Roth Credit, Non-Credit Programs Announced By Charles A. Fisher Egesion courses to be offered by the University during the first sem- ester of this year were announced yesterday by Dr. Charles A. Fisher, director of the University Extension iervice. The courses are of two kinds, namely, no...…

December 01, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 58) • Page Image 13

…FRIDAY,DEC. 1, .1939 TH E -MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN ,. .,. Sweater,. Skirt. Styl1es Reflect Fashion Trend IDid YOU Know .. l' Scarcity Of Angora Wool That your mascot 'can be your Heightens Acceptability handbag as well as your conversation Of Prennal Fvorie 1piece this winter? A darling little Of Prenial avoitefulff of a Scottie, curly coal black For the next few weeks the world with a bright red tip to his nose, can be obtained to ...…

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