… The Weather Occasional showers today and tomqGrrow somewhat cloudy ai-A cool, Jr Sirp ~Iat&l Editorials The Panay Incident. . Examination Files ... VOL. XLVIII. No. 145 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1998 PRICE FIVE C LaFollette Is Hardly Threat As Roosevelt Stiffens Hand Pressure Of F.D.R. Forces Senate Consideration Of ,rTax DespiteOpposition Third Term Strategy Seen In New Tactics WASHINGTON, April 23.-(AR)- The definite prog...…
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… THE MICHIGAN DAILY r Guest i Bisp, Pastor A t Services Today Visiting Clergymen Talk To Episcopal, Lutheran Congregations Here Visiting clergymen will speak from thepulpits of two Ann Arbor churches this morning, later addressing the student guilds of these churches. The Right Reverend Hayward S. Ablewhite, Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese of Marquette will be the guest minister at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church and will preach the sermon a...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRI L 24, 1938 IE MICHIGAN DAILY' t ' _I N :I Edited and manage by students of the University of Michigan under the athority 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 dispatchescredited to it or not othe...…
… ,13 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY Hayseed Hop' To Be Featured In ,__, Dance, Festival Will Be Given By Class Of '41 Affair To Be Held Friday, May 20; 'Zwick's Hicks' To Play At The League A "Hayseed Hop" with all the rustic trimmings will highlight the 1938 Freshman Project to be held May 20, Helen Barnett, general chairman, an- nounced yesterday. s A typical country-style strawberry social under the trees on the west lawn of the League will prec...…
…E THE MICHIGAN DAILY ASIDE- -L[N E6S- ,Q---'y IRVIN LISAGOR ....--. L SCHHT, one of baseball's told this story, but it always bears repeating. iat Brooklyn Influence "I am pitching a ballgame one day for Newark and Bill Donovan is man- aging the club. I am going exceed- ingly bad on account of I have been out socializing the night before. I fi- nally tell Donovan, when the score is 11 to 0 against me that I do not think I am fooling the hitte...…
… e THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Golf Team Loses To Spartans; Netters Nose Out Illinois 5-4 Michigan State Wins By FiVe Point Margin Brand Cards 70 In Giving Visitors Victory; Wayne Match Is Tomorrow By BEN MOORSTEIN Michigan State's highly touted golf team warranted its reputation'yester- day when it easily overcame Michigan by an 11%-6 score. The match, played over the University course, is Michigan's second defeat in seven starts. Mich...…
…G THE M ICH iGAN DAILY SUNDA ', AP ,IL 24, 1938 IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS -~ ~ ~ - -~ - - - - Saroyan's Confused Philosophy Is Apparent In Latest Collection MURDER LOVE HERE IS MY HAT, and other Short Romances by William Saroy- a n. Modern Age Books, Inc. 1938. 25 cents. By STAN M. SWNTON Reading this fifth coliection of Saroyan short stories, one feels the mental confusion of the author creeping into his work, permeating it, giving it i...…
… MAY FESTIVAL SUJPPLEMENT Sitri~~ 4:Dl" att 4kr SECTION TWO j Ml ll1 M IIMIIA®R IYAM i - - ia 0 swev i i r of r - _ _._ . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1938 Marian Anderson To Open Music FestivalMay 11; Ormandy Will Conduct Philadelphia Negro Singer Won Success Program For The 1938 May Festiv Outside U. S. Miss Anderson Has Sung In Scandinavian Lands, Italy And Germany :cassian Audiences Most -Enthusiastic The succe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY U P 4,1938 Nino Martini Is Star Of Radio,. Opera Cinema, Concert Stage f; I (Continued from Page 9) of yore this- suave Italian. is nick- named "The Metropolitan Adonis, and, -adm-its, ruefully, that his dear public often makes impossible de- mands. He receives no end of requests for locks of his hair; numerous tender letters from mothers asking for pic- tures of "Baby Nino;" the prize, how- ever, was a request -to si...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FiXr E Martinelli, Cabinet-Maker's Son, Led By Fate To Metropolitan PAC-~ *i~m~ Agnes Dvis, Note S oprano, Is Ex- Teache r Popular Singer Won Fame' And $5,000 In Contest; Sings Role In Carmen From teacher in Denver public schools to star in Philadelphia grand operas has been the swift rise to fame of Agnes Davis, young Amer- ican soprano, who will appear here in the May Festival. The daughter of an army colonel, she fir...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU ahiadelphia Orchestra Will Be Here Third Time In A Row .__., In 30 Years Of Its Existence, Only 4 Have Conducted; Ormandy Now Head Hilda Burke, Soprano Soloist, Started Career In Baltimore By EVA ETKIN test. In 1927 she was awarded a Jul- Hilda Burke, who will appear as liard Scholarship which enabled herj j soloist in the May Festival, was born to study for a year in Dresden. Upon her return to this country in Balt...…
