…* 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...…
…- .. -i-i..7TAHE M+IC H I lG A N DAILY Daily To Present Trophy To Outstanding Intramural Athlete . Hoyt To Have Crack Quartet In Mile Relay Breidenibach And Balyeat Join Varsity's Faulkner And HayesOn Team Showings in summer track meets by two Michigan first year men indi- cate that the Wolverines will have an exceptionally strong mile relay team during the 1938-39 season. Phil Balyeat and Warren Breiden- bach, who along with Jack Leutrit...…
…THE MICHIG AN DA ILY TUESDAY, SEPT. B il De Correvant Has Reputation To LiveUp To At Northwestern Coach Claims A Likeness of a player as was "Moon" Baker. To EX -All - Ameri1Can Rentner and Baker were named to All-American teams, so there is no, SORn Bker doubt that the Chicago boy is one of Buckeyes Still Strong Despite i Soaph Stars, '37 Reserves, U. Of M. Faculty Is Comprised Of Many Ex-Collegiate Athletes Purdue's Favors 'Ideal' Gri...…
…338' T HE MICHIGAN D AILY PArG Hiooks Hook Up As Bob Joins Brther Wally n Gr idquad The basketball team had its Town- To be more specific, the Reds are sends, Cliff Keen's grapplers will be the lads who are honored with the# bolstered by the return to action of job of priming the Varsity for battle. the Nichols brothers, Spike James will During the first week of practice, attempt to keep the family name the Varsity was drilled almost solely...…
….THE MICHIGAN DAILY b R, _________._____._._, , * rt * 4 4 * * m !, Josef Hofmann Kirsten Flogstad . w s r r rwr. u I 1 rll II I I I s l lll l IIII - III I/II IMI 1!} Serge Koussevitzky Vigtor-Vassy *, 4"T HORAL NION ONCERTS . Sixtietih Annul Series, 1938 -1939 4, * 4 1. Lawrence Ti bbett, Baritone . .October 27 * 4' * 2. 3. C leveland Orchestra No vember 0 AR.TU1R RDZINSKI, Conductor 7 Jose ...…
…SECTION THREE tr .it WOMEN'S NEWS VOL. XLIX.-No. 2h Hoekey Meet Opens WAA Sport Season Tennis, Riding, Swimmiug Will Follow.Next Week As Program Expands Every Woman Is A. A. Member Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1938 PRICE, ,FIVE cOFUS Never Do Tomorrow's Work Today Freshman Mixers Tom morrow An d Thursday, League Lectures In October Will End Orientation The first outdoor season of the Women's Athletic Associatio...…
…THlE MI'C H I G A N D A I L Y TUESDAY, SEPT' ?, ,1938 Outdoor Meet Is Scheduled For Thursda Hockey To Open Season;, lans Are Announced For Various Athletics (Continued from Page 17) come to all freshman women, urging them to attend and promising them a lot of fun and food. The swimming club" has not ar- ranged to meet at a definite time, Helen Westie, '40, swimming manager, explained. Plans will be announced soon. At present they include ...…
…8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ^AGENNKT D l CL'9 T 1L,f~ V1-)l 1 , AW °T D almst possible to et very snt: Gay Scarves To Briguen Y ds City Wa Le' Improvemlentl Pai ental about the whoe thing nt S 7 JOURNEYS ----_-". perhaps, soeone mentions the dif .-LimitsRushing Conversation, tance to the stadium. S.F /IkT TFR..% _,,:\Everyone Walks in Ann Arbor N i- i, When one hears the tales of the summer vacations in which Michigan students indulge themselves, t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .aies os Bee Sarle Mamie's lose Bleed Startles Tiger And Settlement Party By ANN VICARY The bus rolled to a stop to the tune of " . . . 5, 6, 7, 8-who do we appre- ciate-the driveer, the driver, rah, rah, rah!" Two seconds later the mad scramble began-children tumb- ing over each :other in their eager- ness to be out, the volunteers strug- gling to keep them in place till a little order could be brought about. Each child ...…
…TUESDAY, SEPT. 2 , 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Senior Society W a s S ponsor O}f Assembly Independent Organization Was Formed In 1934 To Stimulate Interest Assembly, an. organization for nOn- affiliated women on the campus, was formed under the sponsorship of -Senior Society in the spring of 1934. The constitution was drawn up at this time, and plans for the organization were made, but it was not until the following fall that Assembly became an...…
…TWENTY-TWO THAE MICHIGAN D A IL Y TU ES ...'.T.i r DAY, SEPT. Z27, l9 :8 ORATORICAL FEATU RES ASSOCIATION HEADLINERS LECTURE SERIES. 1. Oct. 25 --- Alexander Wool Icott 2. Nov. 15--- Paul van Zeeland .. i rs I Eminent statesman and author of the van "Zeelnd world' tra.deireport. ~the wyorld economic problem." N 1ov ".29-- -Col. W.e Stewart- Rodld ie An authority on the European political picture, "F~uryopean Mosdic.:: 4. Jan. 12 ...…
…Weather ly and cooler today. Mod- winds. Possibly colder to- morrow. YI r 111k jIatj Editorial Welcome Frosh... I Welcome Frosh . .. II f Frosh. . . II VOL. XLIX.-No. 1 Z-323 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 PRIE,.F En PI~ifRSWOON Britain, France Ask Czechs Hitler' To Concede s Demands Crisis Intense As Poland, Hungary Ask Partition For Minority Groups Anglo-French Plan Reported Rejected Marked by ominous "off...…
…. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 1 ZZ f lei i V aaa v s s i s c a a a .a Old Law School Building No w Houses Varied Departments Brennan, Savilla Hurt been spentin this department than Brennan~avilla Hurt usual, and the Wolverines' wvork showsl~ rs1T p a In 'Two-To-One' DrillIthis. (Continued from Page 1) Mental lapses were also frequent, - - '____ and the inexeperienc_ of Crisler's Prof. Mentor L. Williams of the doors of the...…
…EPT. 20, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I New York City Votes Today In Last Purge Tilt Rep. O'Connor Opposes New Dealer Fay Who Is Supported By Roosevelt The Democ'ats of a section of New York .City will decide today (Tues- day) the outcome of the last of Presi- dent Roosevelt's announced efforts to rid Congress of Democrats whom he calls Conservatives. They will choose between Rep. John J. O'Connor, whom Mr. Roose- velt has denounced as "one of t...…
…TUESDAY, S TTIP MICIGAN DAILY 1 11 11 a a....1 V 11 1aa V r a 1 2a.- .' . 1La !M MICHIGAN DAILY ,--A ,a- rdited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Pubishea 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 disp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAISY 1,900 Freshmen Greeted Today By Student Aids Upperclassmen Advisors Are Exclusive Assistants For Orientation (Continued from Page 1) football team and several members of the team will be present at the mixer, and following a brief welcome by Paul Brickley, '39, president of the Union, Janke will introduce sev- eral of his teammates. The Varsity Glee Club will lead group singing, cheers will be led by the Varsity cheerleader...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, Powers Urge Czechs Heed Hitler Demand Britain, France, Seek To Yield Sudeten Area To Avert European War (Continued from Page 1) Minister Chamberlain to meet the German demands by tomorrow (Wednesday). Unless the Czechs agree soon to ac- cept the plan calling for outright cession of Sudetenland and a sev- en-power guarantee of her new fron-. tiers, however, Chamberlain may have to postpone his trip to Godes- berg....…
…lser 100 High-Standing Freshmen Get Phi Eta Sigma Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Kappa T/ake Upperclass Scholarship Leaders More than 100 societies and extra- curricular activities, in which stu- defnts may participate, are offered by the University. Although the great majority of them are not open to first- semester freshmen, they offer a wide field of interest and those who can- not enter them now may do so later by completing the required number o...…
…VTESDAY, SEPT. 2C THE MICHIGAN DAILY F, 'orid Tutorial System Starts In Fall Of '39 'rial Plan To Be Limited To About 100 Students; 'B' Average Necessary i Bidding to retain its position in the van of progressive American edu- cational institutions, Michigan will next fall inaugurate an experimental tutorial system modeled after that in vogue at Oxford. The first state university to adopt the plan, which is also used at Har- vard and...…
…SPORTS NEWS Bk igau. ~Iatia SECTION TWO / VOL. XLIX.-No. 1 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 PRESS PASSES..... THE BEST ELEVEN **".ByBud THE MIST was settling on Ferry gether again and see how they look. r - Field. A dark and dr ary day Why? Simply because we're after blrbacks that can move, linemen that is new, was nearly at an end. Fritz Crisler, the eleven best men no matter what l ' ° F k can charge, blockers that ca...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 extensive Sports ighlights Of Another Summere In World Of Sport Are Set Forth Program Is Arranged For New Students Q* - Firing Of Frisch Among The Surprising Events Of Warm Months (Continued From Page 9) Tournament. Barclay, a semi- fina- list two years ago, was downed 2 and 1 on the 35th green. July 2: Mrs. Helen Wills Moody again precipitates the tennis world into another discussion of ten...…
…,Y, SEPT. 20, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PGI Y, SEPT. 20, 1938 PAG 0 Ulrich's I We have advance information concerning your textbook requirements. Come in as soon as you, ve classified and take advantage of our huge stock of used textbooks at remarkable savings. TONS and TONS of USED and NEW TE TBOOKS For Every Course on the Michigan Campus ULRICH'S WHOLESALE BUYING NOTICE! ENGINEERS and ARCHITECTS Enables 0 u...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 ___________________WSW___________ Spartans Seek Fifth Triumph Over Michigan Pingel, Nelson Duo Offers Chief Threat To Hopes Of Wolverine Fans (Continued from Page 9) vacancy, Bachman has switched Ernie Bremer and George Gargett, veteran ends, to tackle. Two lettermen, Tom McShannock and Ron Alling, are back for center, but a 197 pound sophomore named Herb Schaffer is re- ported to hold an, edge on ...…
…snDAY, MEET. a 3s THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIR' National League Stretch Drive Occupies Baseball Spotligh is l S ies gh It // 'en- ade an- )rld cuit I ims ck- sg. as lit- as- ave his ich the nd as- 3ter to ere P b Pi-n the s ere w ed to e as eid ii- nd fo ter le arl gr ut nd. ou to is hc ere Oul 'st. ba ed, nd _... ie by cs Led es, he fly he ed ?e gh. nd in he ed ne es iat et g. ;he ' file iie ny ,ns " at its ff en ill ?tt ~1e at he rt at ...…
…TI 1z I A l AII ' TUESDAY, SEPT. 20 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. ~O rr. . .. Track Squad Favored To Capture '39 Title Last Season's Champs Gain AddedPower Soph Sprint Stars Bolster Team; Losses Felt Only In Two Field Events Loaded for bear in every event but two, Michigan's varsity track squad ranks as the odds-on favorite to cap-. ture its third straight conference title and the 17th to be brought to Ann Arbor since the turn of the...…
…1'. '", SEPT 2Q, 1938 THE M_ ICHIGA N DAILY PAGE Varsity Tankers Await Heavy Schedule Michigan Tank Squad Will Be PowerfulAgain Intercollegiate Champions' Strength To Be Found In Distance Events Although weakened in the sprints by the graduation of Captain Ed Kir- ar, the swimming forces of Coach Matt Mann, National Intercollegiate title-holders, are going to "be in swell shape" when any championships are being decided. The departure of "...…
…TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 3ophers Rank As Slight Favorites In Wide Open Grid Race dig Problem Coaches Busy SVew Mound Staff Predicting Title missed last season because. of illness, For Opponents and although he may not be suffi- ciently recovered to assume the catch- Indiana And Northwestern ing burden, his lusty clouting may be Are Given Title Chance utilized in the outfield. The latterh' S two, a pair of Fritz Crisler'...…
… I WOMNS 'Yl r e Mit igazi &tit ~ .r I N'EW SECTION THREE ,.- VOL. XLIX.-No. 1 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1938 PRICE, FIVE CENTS Fashion So F or Fireshmen Sports Exhibitions, Models Are Part Of Program To Be Given Tomorrow Affair To Be Held On Palmer Field, he MERRY MAZE By MARIANNE So life begins for freshmen. with advisersf extending the official welcome of the University . .registration . . lectures . . tes...…
…TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, THE MICIHICGAN D AIL Y i ii - 1Ti 1. L.1 iii V: l ~ 1 1 L/ S i i J../ i. Head List Of This Year's Officers For League Council W.A.A. To Give Fashion Show Demonstration Of Sports To IncludeGolf, Riding, (Continued from Page 17) active and spectator sports will be modeled by upper-classmen, among them Miss Sabo and Jean Rutherford, '40, who will model archery costumes; Miss Corkum, badminton; Miss Epp- stein, baseball; Mi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i New Directors Tak.ePositions In Drmi tories Angeline Maliszewski Is New Assistant Social Director In Mosher The most unusual change in dormi- tory personnel this fall will take place in Mosher Hall when Miss Angeline Maliszewski replaces Miss Jean Kell-, er as assistant social director of the t X f a i s r. New York Fashions compacts as being a new and striking accessory.' Given In Interview Hair ornaments are wilder t...…
…T HE MIIGHT'AN DAILY mpus AndRushingCostumes Described <. a 0 G s ,t. S' t 1. a t Sm It e ts e 'S fa: e c o o n n c ys s t fl d a Le c nc d a d f af e s o w b t i t T tf Ic es t ss se ad ts ar s le. Est ap at s- er d is er ad is nd ;m ty fS. yve ad Lke Is Proper For Tea Rushm Styles Feature Threek Main FaShionS Color Runs Riot As Plaids Reach New Popularityt For Dress, Sport Wear With the beginning of classes comes another problem for t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY gate Summer Sees Many Student Engagements And Wed Idings Patten-Garrey Nuptials Held In Late August Leah L. Russell Is Wed, In Chapel Of League To Milton John Roedel Numerous weddings and engage- ments of University alumni have played an important part in the society news of the late summer and early fall. Ruth Adele McDonald, '3,8, and El- bert Edgar Haight, '3$BE, were mar- ried at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday, Aug. 31, in St....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Velvet Is Again In Good Taste For Date Wears Full Skirt And Small Waist Return With Femininity As RushingTeas Begin_ (Continued from Pae 20) or vintage with the trim in white. For the smoothy who favors velvet; we suggest it. Black velvet with a small round collar of old Irish lace.; The short sleeves are finished in the, same lace, and tiny rhinestone buttons run from the neck to the waist. The1 skirt is simple and cut on ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Assembly Leader Panhellenic Head Rushing Rules Are Pubslihed Required 50 Cent Fee Is Unprecedented Change (Continued from Page 17) must let the house know the next day. 10. Invitations must be delivered to the mail boxes of the dormitories or to the front doors of the League Houses starting at 9 a. m. Friday. No active may talk with a rushee at this time. 11. Entering students must stay not longer than three-quarters of a...…
… TUESDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY : s __ _. ._ __ _ w _ y _ Oratorical Series Will Feature Many Woollcott H-ead , Van Zeeland, Bri Headliners ice Lockhart World Celebrities rbor This Season 1938-39 LECTURE SERIES Imposing List of \ To Appear In Ann A 1. Oct. 25 --- Alexander Wool lcott 2. 3. Nov. 15 - Paul van Zealand r The world economic problem." Nov. 29- Col.W. Stewart-Roddie "Eur op ean Mosaic." 12- Capt Warwick Tompk'ns "f...…
