… MAY 16, 1941 I ' IV1Tf:T T[= 1 11 WTTY ID m elict if icrlm; lct aTaa, arTaa a ( a a N bATTa 5 1\ .l'. £3. 1UL.1.J::. r~AQE THfRNEE Trackmen Defend Conference Crown; Nine Meets In diana , e - w - W W W - - w W W - w W w W Baseball Team Opens Hoosier SeriesToday Fisher To Start Stoddard On Mound For Varsity; Visitors Seek Revenge (Continued from Page 6) PORTFOLIO 4 * Michigan Vs. Indiana * Wolverines To Repeat B HALEWILSON Dail...…
…I~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1941 HE MICHIGAN DAILY Letters To The Editor Wagner's Influence On Hitler. I!>-.C, =" N . f r As Others See It..-. Writer Cites Hitler's References In 'Mein Kampf' To Decline Of Hapsburg Empire In Terms Of The Drama Of Richard Wagner; Queries, Will Hitler's End Be Similar To Siegfried's Robert L. Jacobs in Music And Letters Edited and managed by students of the University of [ichigan under t...…
… 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FM": THE MCHIGN DALY PflhIVtv. 1 nI.D A't i'. iT 1"J.. w Architects' Doodle Dance To e Today In Union Ballroom List Of Guests And Patrons IS Announced Lorry Douglas' Band Will Play; Winners Of Cartoon Contest To Be Announced At Dance With pencils in hand and doodle- bugs in head, the committee in charge of the Doodle Dance to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the Union Ballroom have come forth disper...…
…PACE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1941 These Volunteers ToAid In Fres h Air Camp Drive, Students Will Canvass Campus Today In Annual Tag Day Campaign Students selling tags the first hour will report to Room 4, University Hall, by 7:45 a.m. Those selling in the downtown districts will report at 8:30 a.m. All volunteers are to stay at posts until relieved. Those on the last shift bring cans and tags to Room 4, University Hall, abo...…
… FIWDAY, MAY 16, 1941 Sale Of Final Technic Issue Opens Tuesday New NuinBer To Feature Scholarship Editorial, Article By Prof. Lay "Bigger and better than ever be- fore" will be no idle boast for the new issue of the Michigan Technic, to go on sale Tuesday, as the year's final issue will contain 36 pages instead of the usual 28. Headlining the issue are three fea- ture articles, a greater number of pictures than ever before, and an edi- torial...…
…THE MICHIGN DAILY P> I C 'it U R r Ni F 'N~ J i T E N 0 I t0F H I S W A Y S-Three non-operatic fishermen join with Frederick Jagel (white cap), Metropolitan opera tenor, to celebrate musically his designation as captain of a Grand Banks fishing schooner, Mary, by the N.Y. Fishery councilx P 0 L I T E N E S S P A Y S-That eloquent "please" along with this contraption made of some gloved waterpipe and the effigy of a man persuaded ...…
… SECTION TWO ~Xg Sir igo ttt SUMMER SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MAY 16. 1941 Noted Scholars To Teach 'Public Policy In World At War' Conclave Here Will Feature Noted Leaders Of Education Lerner, Sandburg, Frank, Sherwood, Studebaker Are Among Lecturers Lecture-Seminars Will Be Conducted Coincidentally with the 1941 SuiA- mer Session, from July 6 to 12, the New Education Fellowship will hold its Eighth International Conference ...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1941 Noted Speech Leaders Plan To Teach Here Whitford Kane, Church, Meredith, Cohen To Be Among uest Teachers In response to the growing demand for speech courses during the sum- mer ses'sion, the speech department is bringing many prominent figures in the field of speech and acting to Ann Arbor. Among the guest instructors will be Whitford Kane, professional actor, formerly associated with th...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE Educators Plan Conclave Here During Session Offer Varied Curriculum Arnd Laboratory Work For Teaching Students For the Summer Session the School of Education will offer a varied cur- riculum of courses in teacher edu- cation plus the advantages of the Summer Educational Conference. The Conference will be held during the second week of the Summer Ses- sion and will coincide with the New Edu...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY xG, FOUR FRIDAY, MAY 16', Conclave H1ere On Engineering EnglishSlated Conference For Teachers In Technical Schools Will Convene June 30 Teachers of English from the en- tire United States and Canada have been invited to attend a Conference. for Teachers of English in Technical Schools here from June 30 to July 18. Sponsored jointly by the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Educa- tion and the Univ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE m 3r SUMMERTIME By KAY RUDDY thing in which to do it, if we mad Right now, it's the end of every judge from radio quiz programs which week in the summer school session. ask such very difficult questions a: Don't you recognize it, kids? (No, we "Who won the war of 1812?" (W haven't suddenly feft the urge to jpin know that's pretty old - but just thi the happy boys in the loony bin once?) are used. What we're rea...…
…PAGE SIX Center Serves, Foreign Born Year Around 300 'Internationals' Expected For Summer Session; Teas, Conference Will Be Featured By PHYLLIS PRESENT The International ?Center has the distinction of being the only Univer- sity institution that continues its services through the entire summer. In fact, the Center has not been closed a single day for the past three years, and it has been a free aid to all foreign students during this time. Mr....…
… FRIDAY, MAY 16, 194 1 THE MICHIGAN *5D U ~ L. L *~ A z.1 Yn A AMIM C41M4?1 -, THE MI1 1U 1 1UTAN1' flAT j LV PAG.E SE~VEN I i, I =NNW ¢,R. . -'; :jp, . :; Df4 Z z L IEX sU C W-JH ITE for ifffER from ,:.a < .. a . ; , ; }? a , , ' w ,4 , ,z , a ? . k; r v A , r . . .. YA" i 1i !l . h y 43 Y s: ,'a {, ff > ? of 3 t /" A }.: .} C' k? / t /' '. 5 J ,I , , 1 ,o , y s 3 x'x..M s r }tv Y " 'aw- "':" i { t #> > . , x : Playtime...…
…EIGHT THIE MICIIIGAN .DAILY. FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1941 Dr. Bell Says Participation In Sports Is Needed To Relieve Nervous Strain By LOIS SHAPIRO1 "One of the ,most important ob- jectives of physical education is the relaxation which comes with grati- fying partkcipation in sports," said Dr. Mar:arct :Bell, head of the Physi- cal Education Department for Wo- men, in In interview concerning sum- mer school classes in that department. ' The clas...…
… SECTION THla-REE L Ink igo --mmwI a itk 41 SUMMERT SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MAY 16. 1941 S POT O LOSS OF HARMON HURTS CRISLER HUNTS FOR BACKS WESTFALL, CEITHAML RETURN .. *By Hal Wilson * 0 0 OR THE FIRST TIME since 1937 Michigan's football team will dig its cleats into the lush, green turf of the Stadium next fall without Tom Harmon in the tailback slot. Eleven Wolverine gridmen will surge down the field with the sha...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1941 AND By ART HILL Rare Sport. . That lucky group of searchers af- ter knowledge which is scheduled to assemble in this seat of learning for the summer session next month will be laboring under one disadvantage which regular session students do not have to put up with. There are no Varsity sports at Michigan during the summer. You won't be able to see the great Michigan grid powerhouse in acti...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY |PAGE ELEVEN Yost Retires After 20 Years Of Directing Michigan ports {v a Fritz Crisler May Get Post As Successor Fine Athletic Plant Stands Here As Great Tribute To The 'Grand OldMan By BUD LOW Supplementing one of the greatest athletic plants anywhere in the world, Michigan has a coaching staff that is envied throughout the nation. Headed for the past 20 years by Field- ing H. Yost, Michigan's "grand old man," this ...…
…PACT TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY VDAT, MAY '16, 1941 Western Conference Grid Rivals Wind Up Spring Tr pining ra ~ - Gophers Look Strong; PurpleLineDoubtful All Eyes On Paul Brown And Ohio State As New Buckeye Regime Holds Drills Golfers Ranked High ... Hen -9 Smith Paces Team Cindermen Seek Big Ten Title <* - 1 By BUD HENDEL Western Conference pigskin follow- ers may rest assured that in spite of the draft, they will witness an ab...…
… FRIDAY, iWAY 16, 1941 THE MICHIGAN D A TIN 1D a r%-w nqnvwmmvm TH tel:1 . U 1 1l N ,f 11 JAt1 x L x rAU E THIRTEEN Ri Four Lettermen To Return For 1941-42 Basketball season aptain-lect Cart milIHeads Veteran Team Added Height Will Make Michigan Big Contender In Conference Title Race By BOB SHOPOFF When next November rolls around, the basketball court will be laid down in the Field House and Coach Ben- nie Oosterbaan will start looking...…
…FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___________________________________________________________________ .. Nod' Visiting Scholars Will Teach At Session Mo're Than One Hundred Non-Residents To Join Summer School Faculty More than 100 non-resident mem- bers will join the faculty for the Summer Session, Prof. Louis A. Hop- kins, director of Summer Session, an- nounced. Prominent visiting faculty will in- clude: Morton Gould, eminent com- poser, Karl...…
… 'WVeather L Continued Rai Today And Tomorrow Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ijattE Editorial Loca CPT 1Group Loses Perfect Record.. p VOL. Ll. No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Student Nominees Named For Posts AnticonvoY" Fight Halted In Congress, Vaiitleriberg Says Handing Axis Ships To England. Woulldi ieadiTo War' Hess On Personal Peace Mission To Duke Of Hamilton, British Say; ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DA-L Y THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1941 NOUNiiiii illlimllil Dr. C. A. Fisher Will Address State Teachers Student Opinion Poll Indicates Increasing Intervention Trend Visual: Will Film Education Institute' Open Tomorrow; Showing Planned School administrators and teach- ers from all over the state will con- vene in Ann Arbor tomorrow for the annual two-day Visual Instruction Institute sponsored by the Bureau of Visual Educat...…
… THURSDAY, MWAY 15, 1941. THE' MICHIGAN DAII:Y PAGE THREE THE........A~l X ANAJ TW NUaJP Notre Dame Upsets Wolverine Tennis Squad To Win, 6-3 _ PORTFOLIO e Sioux Falls' Track Stars SAnn Arbor And Volleyball Diy HAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor VOLLEYBALL CENTER of the na- tion -that will be Ann Arbor's official designation for the next three days. Starting at 9:30 a.m. today and continuing into the wee hours of Sunday morning, the N...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, M&15, 1941 LIIE MICHIGAN DAILY Letters To The Editor Is The Pacifist Position Tenable? t r- +. A As Others See It.0... YES, says Robert Bessey, Grad, - sets forth pacifist precepts of respect for the individual, compatibility of means and ends, and willingness to suffer. I m5B4 m L , sfMhLO( y t N i Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Co...…
…-, - . . x WPM r THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE - r - _ _ , PAGE FIVE SPEE Meeting To Be Openedf He June 23 Science And Technology In Engineering Courses Will Be General Topics Science and technology in the en- gineering courses of American col lgees and universities will be the gen- era1 topic. of discussion in the forty- ninth annual Mpeeting of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education to be held Ju...…
…FACE STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1541 m I a:THURSDAYN.. 1 J. x1Lb.. A 1. 1 AR .4J: . # i Dance To Have Novel Tickets And Programs Cover Of Souvenir To Possess Wood Block Print; Doodle Affair Will Be Tomorrow Accentuating the theme already keynoted by the novelty of the tick- ets 'to the Doodle Dance, to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow in the Union, will be the corresponding novelty of the dance programs, Jean Ranahan...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY l a rir a1a trlL+w THE MIC~c~N 1aTX.V rIAUL ISEVEN~ T I Prosecutor MChrea, eriff Wilcox Get Prison Sentences DETROIT, May 14.-(AP)-Once the" aggressive Prosecutor of Wayne County, Duncan C. McCrea heard himself sentenced today to four and a half to five years in prison for vice and gambling conspiracy and took' it as a man stunned. The former prosecutor, who sank into a chair at the verdict, was sent- enced by Circu...…
…PACE FTGRHT THE MICHIGAN D AIY THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1941 Public Attitude Aids Medicie, Sigerist Says Population's Requirements Promote Advancement, Noted Doctor Maintains War WillHelp Out The progress of medicine .has re- sulted from the attitude of the peo- ple toward scientific method, Dr. Henry E.. Sigerist, Welch Professor of Medical History at Johns Hopkins, asserted yesterday in a talk given in the Kellogg Foundation Institute. The hist...…
… Weather Jr Fair and Waner. Si igsan Fifty 'Years Of Continuous Publication 4:I.ati Editorial Establish Price Limitations . .* VOL. LL No. 159 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, May 14, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS __ _ . Western State Teachers Stop Varsity Nine n 4-3_Victory Michigan's Tennis Squad To Face Notre Dame,, Western, Kalamazoo In Out Of Town Series Wolverine Errors Give Broncos Win By MYRON DANN (Special to The Daily) KALAMAZ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Senior Night' Tickets To Go On Sale Today Sawyer's Band Will Play For Traditional Event To Be Held May 29 Tickets for Senior Class Night, an- nual traditional event to be held Thursday, May 29, will go on sale to- day at the Union desk or from mem- bers of the various senior honor so- cieties, Harry Drickamer, 41, presi- dent of the senior class of the College of Engineering,'has announced. With Bill Sawyer and his orchestr...…
…WEDNESDlAY, MAY- 14;- 191 THU MICHIGAN BDA ILY A£ .. ,, rAU V Western State Defeats Nine, In 4-3 Battle Six Errors And Overmire's Pitching Result In Loss For Wolverine Team (Continued on Page 2) coach, decided that Anderson had enough and sent in Overmire, who caused Sofiak to ground out short to first, ending the inning and leav- ing three Wolverines on base. In the Broncos' half of the fourth Michigan's air tight infield sprung a leak a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY 4) Is =:N . II 31 JiLTs mWR - 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 dispatches credited to it .or. not otherwise...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY . Doodle Dance Contest Judges Announced Winners To Be Revealed Friday At Dance; All May Contribute Drawings Until Tomorrow Those who will judge the uncon- scious doodles of the campus in order to name the prize-winning contri- butions to the Cartoon Contest, spon- sored by the committee in charge of the Doodle Dance which will be held from '9 am to 1l a.m. Friday in the Union, have been announced by Bill Harrisoi, AlA, g...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILy wEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1941 J. 0. Perrine To Demonstrate Artificial Voice Talking Machine Exhibited At San Francisco, New York Fairs Two Years Demonstrating the well-known me- chanical voice popularly known as '"Pedro the Voder," Dr. J. O. Perrine, assistant vice-president of American Telephone and Telegraph, will pre- sent a lecture-demonstration Thurs- day, May 22, in Hiil Auditorium, Prof. Benjamin F. Bailey of the elec- ...…
… 'WeTather t Y Partly Cloudy; Wanner. g4ht Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Dai1tH Editorial Dakar And Natal Form Atlantic Bridge.. M., VOL. LI. No. 158 ANN AABOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hess, Hitler Deputy, Lands In Scotland . .4 Veigel Paces Nine In Wayne Victory; in Wins Golf Teai - Ruehle's Hit Drives Home Winning Tally; Varsity Finds Tartars Tough Linksmen Defeat Boilermak...…
…PAGE TWO TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1941 lil " Fresh Air Camp1 In 1916 For It was back in 1919 that Lewis C. Reimann, '16, star Wolverine tackle of 1916,-4nd Thomas S. Evans, gen- eral secretary of the Student Chris-; tian Association, met on the Univer- sity campus. Andit was a fortunate meeting for the underprivileged children of Ann Arbor, Detroit, Jackson and Flint, for two years later the efforts of the two men resulted in t...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Nine Downs Wayne, 2-1; Golfers Beat Boilermakers, 19-8 Veigel, Gould Hold Tartars To Five Hits' Michigan Scores Winning Tally In Eighth; Injury Put Harms On Bench (Continued from Page 1) who had been held hitless all after- noon. The tall first baseman came through with a ringing single to right, sending Christy home with the win-. ning run of the ball game. In the fifth Ruehle started the Wolverine attack,...…
…I AC, For) R THE MICHIGAN DAILY A't A A Y 13'. 1.941' _ _ .-- -._ ._ _. rim-% THE MICHIGAN DAILY Letters To The Editor Make Wire Tapping Legal As Others See I.. Holtzoff and Tolan maintain the Hobbs bill is no departure from our fundamental procedures, while opponents object to it as an interference with constitutional liberties. From US Veek, May 12, 1941 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the autho...…
… TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1941 AnnMacMillan Heads Cabaret Chairman List Martha Kinsey, Mary Hughes, ' Rita Hyman, Esther Stevens Named Among Committeemen Ann MacMillan has been awardedI general chairmanship of the 1941 Sophomore Cabaret, Jane Baits, '41, chairman of Judiciary Committee annolnced yesterday. Assisting Miss MacMillan on the central committee will be Martha Kinsey, in charge of booths, Mary Leigh Hughes, in charge of costumes committee, R...…
…THE MICHIGAN D AILY TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1941 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 5) elected, and committees for the com- ing Annual Banquet will be selected. Five subscriptions to the Aeronauti- cal Review will be raffled among members. - Refreshments will be served. Sigma Rho Tau will meet tonight at 7:30 in the Union. Election of officers for the coming school year. Arrangements will be made pertain- ing to the annual Tung-Oil Banq...…
…y_ Weather V'Y Cloudy and Warmer Fit tiatn Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication I atii Editorial An Editorial .. . VOL. LI. No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1941 Z-32 m Z32 PRICE FIVE CENTS I Track Team Beats An Editorial London Suffers Another osU 90-,41; Nine Defeats Illinois, 7-2 I Tennis Squad Takes Nintli Straight Victory; Trounc BuckeyeNetters, 7-2 Breidenbach Sets Half Mile Record By BOB STAHL Starting ...…
…Swo THE MICHIGAN DAILY N^DAY, MAY 11, 1941 Tag Day Will Provide Vacations At Lake Camp For Local Boys 4 oft To ay is By BILL BAKER four weeks at the camp with the funds For almost 300 as yet anonymous contributed. boys of this community, Friday will Tag Days have been held for 20 determine whether or not they will bea able to enjoy a four weeks vacation away from the city streets this sum- mer. Friday is Tag Day - the day on which stude...…
… 'THE MI'ClItGAN IIAIIV 'Pane . T E MCT AN IA.TVLI1 - r~ At: 2 'HUE~jE {: . trndermen Overpower OSU;_Baseball Team Downs Illini Michigan Wins E asily, 90-41, With 11 Firsts Breidenbach Breaks 880 Mark; Wright Scores In High, Low Hurdles (Continued from Page 1) timbers, howevei, the husky Ohioan was pressed hard by his teammate, George Hoeflinger, and Wolverine Jeff Hall and came in only a stride ahead, with Hoeflinger taking second and ...…
…FORTHE MICHIGAN DAILYst £ ,- A T-. ... I -__ "_w7 "___ s r 1 NDA'Y, MAY 11, 1941 m7n THE MIC .HIGAIN DAILY 1 .. TI M1h( B 11t tc hN F Pu - rm,~lNMIaK Lamm Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publipations. Puilished every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Pre'ss is exclusively en...…
… SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1941 THE MICIlIGAN AIL" PAGE '1 T~lEMICIGAN DA IY P AG~ y a . . y;R wi a a a1 Senior Swing Out' Procession Will Be Held June 1 ) o Michigan Band Will Lead Cap, Gown Parade June Graduates Of 12 Schools Will March In Annual Event; Class Officers To Participate Seniors of all schools will 'Swing Out' in mortarboards and gowns for the annual cap and gown ceremony and processional to take place at 3 p.m. Sunday, June 1....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1941 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1941 SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1941 ter that date refunds will not be VOL. LI. No. 157 made. Publication in the Daily Official Charles A. Sink, President Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. It will be impossible to operate the Ditto machine in the Dictaphone Sta- Notices tion on Wednesday, May 15. In plan- ning work to be submitted to the To...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1941 rE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1941 PAGE SEVEN 0 Navy Course For Training NowOpened V.7 Program Announced For College Graduates And Present Seniors A new opportunity for college graduates and college seniors to en- roll in the famed "V-7" training course, successful completion of which carries with it a commission in the Naval Reserve, was announced here yesterday by Capt. Lyal A. David- son, Commandant ...…
…PAGE EIGHT Enrollment In c Not Affected B 1y BARBARA JENSWOLD "While the enrollment of the Ger- man department has fallen off about five per cent this year as compared to last, and one to two per cent be- yond the expected decrease for the second semester, these figures can hardly be taken as indicative of an at- titude engendered by the war situa- tion," declared Prof. Henry W. Nord-. meyer, chairman of the German de- partment, in an intervie...…
…,, Weather Fair and Warmer. LY F - Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Daiti Editorial Convoys Will Lead U.S. Into War .. , VOL. LI No. 156 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS t _ --- t Thinelads To Face OSU Today; Nine Loses To Illini, 3-2 David G. Laing Selected As Law Review Editor Stident Editorial Board Appointmenits Made By Faculty Advisory Board Nazi-Occupied Nations Lose Soviet Recog...…
…FTWO T.HE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1941 _ _ _ __ Conclave Opens Here Friday For Educators Extension Service Director To Open Annual Visual Instruction Institute Under the sponsorship of the Bu- reau of Visual ,Education and the University Extension Service, the an- nual Visual Instruction Institute will be held here Friday and Saturday, May 16 and 17. The purpose of the Institute, ac- cording to F. L. Lemler, director of the Burea...…
