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…TfIEm ICH fIGAN DAB IILY ATbYDNi a St. Lawrence Project Draws NAM Attack NEW YORK, Dec. 13-(P)-The National Association of Manufactur- ers today adopted a resolution oppos- ing the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Waterway and Power project on the grounds it would be uncommercial in times of peace and would obstruct the national defense program. 6ompleting the navigation project would require at least eight years, the resolution said, and would be of...…

…Page Six TERSPECTI VES Page Six PERSPECTI VES A PRELUDE TO PEACE The virus of our time, infection from intense germ fusion, Festers. Malthus has caught us again in his Snare. Sex must be mud or dust, and our aqueous Origin waters itself in an empty succession Of cities. Order is ordained: chaos incongruous. Earth swung fixed in the grip of the nebulous sun-mother; Souls of the nascent oceans crossed Archean Cliffs and condensed to their shi...…

…TE R SPE C T IYE S Pine Seven P ERSPECTI VF S asseSevt I OCEANGOING My time, a wine too potent to be drunk, Beats beauty beyond bearing on the waves. Then take me, water, burdened with the blossoms Of my lost - or call them wasted - ways. Last night I dreamed I drifted on a chip. Thither to England, since the wind wills it. The ship dips doubting prow. Fall Blossoms and the frozen autumn fruit Float by. They told me that the full moon Rul...…

…Page TIgbt P'E R S P E CT==E BIG BUSINESS SITS DOWN ..Continued from, Page 3 portant points squashed. What had hap- pened was that the defense Commission had insisted that the items of complaint be studied by a special advisory board. When the board was through, the suit had been emasculated. Could it be un- American to point out that of the eleven men appointed to the board, nine were officers of Standard or Shell Oil Com- panies and were ...…

…THE THE RAIN was coming down hard and cold when we got into Ben- ham. We'd been walking all afternoon without a ride, and the raincoats were soaked through. The jog- ging weight of the packs cut the straps into our shoulders, but we were feel- ing so low already that we didn't notice the hurt. Patten wanted to get into a barn When it started to rain just after we left Petersburg, but I thought we might get a ride if we chanced it. We were alre...…

…Page Ten 'P E R S P EC T V E7S BRO THR TO THiE OX .Continued from Page 4 shifted the gears. Nobody could shift gears the way he could, no grating, no wear, no tear. And nobody kept a car the way he did. Nobody spent the time polishing, nobody spent the money the way he did getting the left-turn signals, spotlights, chrome hubt caps, electric clocks, new aerials, bumper guards, and other things that make a car a part of a man. And in an hour...…

…'PE S PE C TIY VES P, F . t, A- i r, uL 1,; BOOKS,-T N SEASON I For Whom the Bell Tolls,. By Ernest Hemingway. Scribners, 1940, 82.75. I have sat here and stared at the typewriter for an hour now, and I still have no idea how to start this review. If only somehow I could get right into the middle of the thing, and skip the superlatives I'd be a lot better off, but when you write a review you have to say things like astounding and magnific...…

…Page Twelve PERSPECTI VES I - r l Y a ii i I V V BOOKS IN SEASON 'emark4 dr e tarx (Continued from Page Eleven) Marx rejected Hegel's divine spiri- tualization of the world and the his- toric process; he declared the funda- mental reality to be solid, stubborn, unconscious, and unconsoling matter. And then he proceeded to read into that matter the very essence of the Divine Spirit as ithad been conceived in Hegel' consoling system, its ...…

… Weather -igmmu. Snow and Colder. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Iait j Editoria Jurisdictional Strikes Condemned . VOL. LI. No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Britain May Name Eden Ambassador Replacing Lothian Don't Pass Them By -Buy A Goodfellow Daily Monday Italian Forces Flee British Blitzkrieg On Egyptian Front Warship May Transport Body Through Atlantic War Zone For Burial Deat...…

…THE Tvi i rHT r. i 7"Ir s Y VVrnAkV InrA*IVILMIMT.* 19 4AAA .". aTCaTT... Iva 1T\,t . a 1 L-l.~.1Y'Y l 'I . . A L A A~ ,'h A tr hiBE9 13 40 ok Messiah 'Iickets INow Available Ann Arbor Policemen Ranjk As Best Pistol Shots In State More Goodfellow Salesmen Are Needed, Mascott Says f- Students have been advised to ap- ply 'immediately for admission slips to the Choral Union's traditional pre- sentation of Handel's "Messiah" which will ...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. news of the dorms By GLORIA NISHON and DAVE LACHENBRUCH J So there'll be plenty of stuff hap- pening this week-end, teas, parties, dances, carol sings and -can you think of anything else? - oh yes, dinners, too, we guess. Yup, the first item we have is a dinner, Jordan, it says, donned formal attire for its faculty din- ner last night. The Christmas theme, of course, was predominant in the decorations. The new Jor- d...…

…?AO1rov THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Cagers Play Michigan ormal Here Tomorrow 4. Attractive Indoor Cinder Card Feces Michigan's Titleholders By HAL WILSON A championship schedule for a de- fending championship squad. That's the pleasing set-up in store for Wolverine track fans as a result of diplomatic maneuvers at the an- nual Western Conference coaches' meeting last week. The attractive six meet card arranged for Michi- gan's Big Ten tit...…

…DECEMBER 13, 1940 -ITE M';ICH17-1-iIGA; N DL lY FAME flir I---.-_ Matmen Face First Test Today Coach Cliff Keen leaves this morn- don wirtchafter's jDA y clitioned for their first tussle. and I vVhWh Cl liff W~lYGC 1 Ira C U 1110fhi 111V111. *AtV1AA'... '1111C11 11871. + 4UJV ~a 1, 4 LS. 1 ing for Chicago with his bag of tricks this may well be the deciding fac- composed of five representatives of tor. However, don't count these an-...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DEC G iftMin de Mamma&. ~ tf RECOR S £.~e~yKAY-JAY'S RMO&AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS WOMN' EDTIN See D RMO&JULIET OVERTURE - Koussevitzky $3.50 0 CHIFDT IO RAVEL'S BOLERO - Boston Symphony .. .....$2.50 O SILK WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE - Toscanini . . . $2.00 SATI BALLAD FOR AMERICANS - Robeson. .. .....$1.50 ME PEER GYNT SUITE ,- Barbirolli. .. ........ $2.50 : 0 SIBELIUS SYMPHONY No. 2 -Philharmonic. . . x$5.50 All sL( TSC...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA( _________________________________________________________ U a I THE MICIIIGAN DAILY 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 newA di...…

…flE MICHG DAILY i ,. . r ....... _ .. oph Prom Will Be lebrat F s _..... ,:... ,..3 _ Union Ballroom Tonight _ Club Wolverine Will Give Final Fling, Floor Show And Dancing Christmas spirit has entered into the heart of the Wolverine; the Club Wolverine, opening as usual from 8 p.m. to midnight tomorrow, is cal- culated to outdo itself for the last fling before vacation. Each couple will receive Christmas favors at the door. Decorati...…

… T ME 'MICHIGAN DAILYI VE X-Mas X -OPress' To Be. Concert [oday At League' 1 ROBERT'S HAT SHOP Sawyer's Band To Broadcast For Assembly Guests Invited To Bring Small Presents To Dance or Needy Children At Christmas Time "X-mas X-press," Assembly's an- nual dance special, will pull out of the League station at 9:30, p.m. to- day and return at 1 a.m., with Bill Sawyer and his orchestra providing the music to make the wheels go 'round. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1940 1940 SPORTS NEWS A Picture Review by The Associated Press I TURNOVER ChuC and Gabby Hartnett parted com- pany after 19 years, and Jimmy Wilson (above), 40, former Reds catcher-coach, signed to manage Cubs for two years. In October Jimmy was hero of world series. O U T O FH AR M O 'SA Not since Red Grange has praise so showered on a gridder as on Michigan's Tom Y"1A Harmon, star back seen with ba...…

… 'weather Jr Possible snow and colder. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication jIatt~ Editorial How Self-Sufficient Is America?... I VOL. LI. N. 63 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS PhiKappa Phi To Initiate 60 Faculty Men, SeniorsToday Prof. Titiev Will Discuss Peaceful Philosophies Of HopiIndian Tribes Banquet To Be Held At 6:15 In League Five members or the faculty and 55 University seniors will...…

…THE MII GAN 6 -1 l.ILI THUR$DAY. DECEMBER 12, 1940 Df4ILY OFFICIFIL BULLETIN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940 VOL. LI. No. 63 Publication in the Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices To Members of the Faculty, Staff and Student Body: Attention of everyone is called to the Lost and Found department of the Business office, Room 1, University Hall. In- quiry concerning lost articles should be mad...…

… THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940 THE MIC"R f-AN )Aii.V IPA!"-v sx vv 1 11 i..54 1x1. 5 L 11L1%,A .tvfL\11 J .HL L A Z. I~W ~~ YAUL 1'HKEr: S Low.rey Just Plain Double Trouble Men have no imagination. For years and years and years they have been playing the same old sports. In the fall they kick a football, in the winter they chuck a basketball, in the spring they also make passes. Boring, n'est ce pas? What male has yet burned with originali...…

…PAGE FOUR THE iICEIG N ILY ,,*. a .,. a I.... . . .. . . ........... . ..... THE MICHIGAN DAILY A WEEK'S REFLECTIONS '[raiin Camp? 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 ...…

…En DECEMBER 12, 1940 THE MIC HI . N> I)LY PIGE rivE _ _ _ .. _ Exciting Christmas Vacation To Be Held Week After Next Every Student Will Have Fun, Some To Work Committee Has Been Formed To Investigate Student Activity During The Holiday Season The annual Christmas Vacation will be held this year as usual, Ward Quaal, president of the Men's Judi- ciary Council -announced yesterday. According to Quaal, it will be better than ever this ti...…

…THE MICHTMAN DMILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940 Daily Receives Two Volumes Of Past Copies Early volumes of a newspaper are prize possessions, and The Daily now boasts complete copies of its own first volumes, published during the ses- sions 1890-91 and 1891-92, donated by Daily alumnus F. J. McElwee, '92, of Detroit, following the fiftieth anni- versary banquet of The Daily. Before this gift had been received, The Daily had only a defective ...…

… Weather Cloudy; light snows Y 2~ Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Ar tt Editorial A New Dea-i In J-Hopw VOL. LI. No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENS Frosh Frolic, Ball Positions Will Be Filled At PollsToday Contest Expected To Draw 600 Sienior, Freshman Votes From Campus Balloting To Open 10 A.M. On Carpus Seventeen positions on the Senior Ball and Frosh Frolic dance com- mittees will be ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN A~. .. k .'II itA I. . LV WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11_ 1940 THE MTCHTE~ANT flArTV WrnN'r.,/1n ,[. 1 L' 1%1,J? t 1n .a*.aa.a . , a., % u Field To Give Talk In Naval Lecture Series 'The Navy Afloat' To Deal With Types Of Vessels In American Service Lieut. Commander Wells L. Field of the Naval Reserve Officers' Train- ing Corps will present the third in a series of lectures on the navy, its purposes and organization at 4 p....…

… iYEEk ERi1 940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Trli . _.. ____ __ ..___,,.. __ ..._ _a. _ i t7 lXL AKIXd b !sum -I-- " + ' s .-rn-v.-. ,..ft., t ') . r , - ' z,, k hristmas Gift Finder w ________ f p s ', '>, ' % " 3 < He'll surely appreciate anAro ": Wehv a hir. Chose:romourwidlSc and F ~~~lcction of patterns, colors, andCa e u .Pn in 24t whites. They're priced at . .. $60e50I~cnnn vrou o F.,::..1$2.00 and $2.25 Will Save Time an...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WJf NESDA-i ,DECEMBERit 1, 1940+ Editorial Staff Paul M. Chandler . . . . City Editor Karl Kessler . . . Associate Editor Milton Orshefsky Associate Editor Howard A. Goldman . . . Associate Editor Laurence Mascott . Associate Editor Donald Wirtchafter . . . . Sports Editor. Esther Osser . . . . .Women's Editor Helen Corman Exchange Editor Business Staff Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Women's Business Manage...…

… W~flNEi~~~',I)E, I WR, 1, ft T HE MICAIIN AILYV PAGE MvE zr cs s. xe . _ T I PAGE FIVE I Harmon First On Pro List; ashington Drafts Evashevski don wirtchafter's DAIL Y DOUBLE Draft Doings . POOR Tommy Harmon . . . Of all the tough breaks, he gets drafted by the Chicago Bears .How can a guy be expected to run for touch- downs behind a line like they have? . Why it's like drawing a 9000 order number in the military train- ing draft. On ...…

…THE MICH-IGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1940 ................ I ( _ I Parliamentary~ Law Course WHI Conclude Final Discussion Will B Held In League Grand Rapids Room; Mortar Board Acts As Sponsors The last in a series of discussions concerning parliamentary law will be held from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. tomor- row, Dec. 12, in the Grand Rapids Room of the League. This discussion is sponsored by the Mortar Board and will serve to test the kn...…

…WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1940, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN WEDNESDAY, DECEMI~ER 11, 1940 PAGE SEVEII Engine School Will Add Four New Courses Crawford Says Additions Will Prepare Students For Essential War Work (Continued from Page 1) tion courses will be given by the mechanical engineering department, the "refresher" in materials by the mechanical and chemical engineer- ing departments together and the tool engineering course by the meta...…

…PACE; FIGHTT IlE M~ICHIGAN DATI WFT1NEMl XV . hip( F.AIRFE 11, 1910 ASSOCIATED PRESS POC URE oEmWS YOU'D PROBABLY LOOK THIS WAY, TOO - With the draft less than two months old, Uncle Sam's new army of soldiers still lacks the precision that generals dream about, and this squad at Fort Ord, Calif., encountered the usual trouble with "Shoulder Arms." / H E A D A N D H E A R T-If Patsy were her mother, Sylvia Golden, who writes children's...…

… 0 Weather frig Awfig.an Iit Editorial Merchants, It's Up To You ,.. Cloudy, considerably cooler. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS 34 Candidates Put On Ballots ForFrolic,Ball Elections Here Judiciary Councils Choose Freshmen And Seniors For 17 Dance Positions; Four AreUnopposed Classes Will Vote At Polls Tomorrow Thirty-four candidates will co...…

…i Micil , L I I P, -- k 11, y TUESDAY, DEC THE MICHIGAN B:.... . xaTTY.TESDA. r. Gould Elected New Chairman At Union Meet National Convention Holds Session At Philadelphia; Group Hears Educators Douglas Gould, '41, president of the Michigan Union, was elected perman- ent chairman of the Convention of College Unions held at the University of Pennsylvania campus in Philadel- phia last-weekend. Frank Oakes, so- cial director of the Union, and...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THUML Tom Harmon Chosen Most Outstanding Athlete Of 1940 Gridiron Star Takes, Title By Wide Margin Greenberg, Tiger Outfielder, Is Named Runner-Up In Sports Experts' Poll NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-(A)-Named to the All-America football team two years in succession an voted winner of the Heisman Trophy as this year's No. 1 football player, Tommy Harmon of Michigan reaped fresh honors to- day as he was chosen the outstandin...…

…TIE MTICHiGAN DAILY TL'ES AY, DECE1MER 14, 1940 .... . ..... - ~ - -- ----- ~ THlE MICIGAN IiAftt Letters To The Editor DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 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- MiI CHf-A.N- fDAITY PA F iv ehind Scenes Of Mimes Are Interesting Sidelights On Opera By JANET HIATT The scene is the Union Ballroom almost any night about 9:30. One can see a good cross section of Mich- igan masculinity, replete with pipes, red plaid flannel shirts, and saddle shoes, following their diminutive dance routine. Out in front of the practice plat- foim, Director Richard Hadley pre- pares for a rehearsal, while beside t...…

…THE MTUTTMAN DAILY International Center Plans New Activities Luncheons, customs class and an- nual Christmas party are highlights of the International Center program for the week, Prof. Raleigh Nelson, its director announced. Foreign students will meet at noon today for the regular luncheon meet- ing in the Russian Tea Room of the League under the leadership of Mr. Klinger of the staff. At 7:30 p.m. today the last in the series of American So...…

… Weather Cloudy; possibly light snow. Y i' e Sit ian Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~Iaitx Editorial Credits To Greaw Britain .. . VOL. LI. No. 60. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1940 Z-323 PrCE FIVE CENTS Wolverine Cagers Whip State, 42-14,' Varsity Pucksters Bow To Mustang Squad, 5-4 Greeks Capture Delvino In Initia Sofiak's Nine Points Pace Varsity; Brogan, Ruehle Each Account For Eight Spartans Register Only Fiv...…

…THE AlICHIGAN DAILY i . s' 3aV ThPPVMnKfl L.1940 THE MICHT4AN flATLYM1S summon= hr :-Y Student Vote Will Pick 'Santa Claus' (Continued from Page 1) Dlic'k Strain, '42, won the nomina- tion. of Annabel Van Winkle, '41, president of Panhellenic Association, on the basis of his experience with IFC and thespian affairs. The rosy cheeks and big stature of Paul Chandler, '41, city editor of The Daily, got him the support of Irving Guttman, ...…

… XO4OC -._, ...._ 1 Prof. Pollock Will Give Talk At CityForum Two Ann Arbor Attorneys Also Scheduled To Lead Discussion Tomorrow A University professor and two A4nn Arbor attorneys will lead a round-table discussion on "The Sig- nificance of the State and National Election of 1940" at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Ann Arbor Community Forum. The meeting will be in Pattengill Auditorium of Ann Arbor High School. Professor James K. Pollock, of the ...…

…THE MICHTE AN D A TV SUNDAY. 1) E EP., R. 1946 a-V as 1 V 1'1 11 L 1"i l l. 1 v' l'at,.' " IIIafy&aya..w yY - - I T T 7 ~ j lA V I (~ T ~ 1 ........iA Vv OIN i -I f-- lA4--A THE M 1ICIGI~AN' DAILY Washington Merry-Go-Round DAILYOFFICIAL BULLETIN 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 yea...…

… CEMBER 8, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;;;; ; 0-. w - , '' , - JHop To e Week-End Affair, February 14 And 15\ . , Different Band CHIPS OFF THE BLOCK To Be Heard Editor's Note: Rhoda Leshine, night hasn't read the text either? Or shall Each.Even ingeditor on the women's page, has been we burn the proverbial midnight oil balancing this chip on her shoulder and read the section headings of the loenough. We've decided to let her Ticket Sal...…

…7 tT r 74 T d"' 7 7 ?'I'l V - 74, x'1'1' ts'sr Tsr* 1t+ ,,. .. . - ... - :. X xxKLI ri a -. ,te'fi a.%1a7 F -911- : 240! Y, DECE'> BER S. 1940 I (gagers Irounce State, 42-14; Mustangs Beat Sextet, 5-4 Quintet Shows Scoring Punch In Initial Clash 7'. Sofiak's Nine Points Pace Varsity; Brogan, Ruehle Each Account For Eight (Continued from Page 1) fed Ruehle for another double decker from close up. Hindman finally broke the Spart...…

… 8, 1940 'HE MICHIGAN DAILY PArxr SEVEN Harmon RepeatsOn Associated Press All-America Team Frutig Chosen End On Third Honor Eleven Seven Wolverine Gridmen Rate Honorable Mention For Fine Performances NEW YORK, Dec. 7. -(P- Throughout the gridiron season Thomas Dudley Harmon of Michi- gan, the midlands' greatest halfback since the days of Red Grange, and Jarrin' John Kimbrough of the Tex- as Aggies were perhaps the most talked about colle...…

…1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY S AT, DEC ER 9, 194 SuNDAY. DECEMBER S. 1~)4O I f IA i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Dentists, Foresters Threaten Warfare WithMichigan Coeds C, I.-. Pontiac Editor Will Talk Here OnWednesday Harold A. Fitzrerald, editor of The Pontiac Daily Press. will be next 0 I TRANSPgRTATION -21 WANTED--2 passengers to Georgia; leaving Dec. 20. 1940 car. Call Ypsi 1943J in evening. DRIVING to Texas Christmas. vaca- tion. One w...…

… Wveather Cons'ider.a3byCloaudys C, I. Il r Sit igau ~Iai4ll Editorial -alens M o es lnto Home stretilh . Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LL No. 59 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverine Cagers To Meet Spartans Hockey First Over Squad Will Seek Victory Of Year Western Ontario Fitzgerald To Start In SpiteOf Injury By NORM MILLER Banking heavily on a pair of six- foot four inch bea...…

…THE MICHIGAN D A TT.V RATrunAV- nV4PV.MUV*. I taAa TH M CH IN i. A LI1V] W3. i'M X s'l~A pxJ ,,urivlnrtG 7, iu4U 9 *w ,r lNewman Club Will Welcome Msgr. Babcock St. Mary's Student Parish Will Sponsor Breakfast; Many Alumni To Attend Monseignor Allan Babcock of St. Mary's Student Parish will bp honored by the Newman Club at a special Communion Breakfast at 11:15 a.m. Sunday in the Union. Father Babcock was formerly the pastor of the Chape...…

… .EMR 90 THE MICHIGAN lAILLY Oagers Open Against Spartans; Sextet To Facee Mustangs Big Ten To Act On Rose Bowl Question Today Sophomore Mandler At Pivot Post; Ontario Brings HighScoringTeam' _____ 4._-- - ---- __ Robert Oweni, lll Billy oi ninate All-Independent Football Squad Michigan, Indiana, Ohio State In Of Post Season Iowa, Favor Game CHICAGO Dec. 6.-4P)-Two im- portant questions gripped athletic directors, football coaches an...…

…SATURDAYIDECEMEtR 7, 194 THE MICHIGAN DATT.Y < i~ e.. ._..._ ...__ _ _ _s aI .a a . v.a + i f 1. - a x O Y il- I 1.i -7lv J ,,tar I r % err tiarm . TEHE MICHIGAN DAILY a'R~s1_ ___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...…