…V The Weather Fair and somewhat warmer today, cloudy probably show- ers tomorrow. Ll r e A& A& 4JR qvt r I J,6 jDatt Editorials Inter-Faith Symposium... Mexico Goes Ahead ... PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. XLVIII. No. 129. ANi4 ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS U U Peoples' Front, Threatened By Labor Strikes, Financial Ills Anti - Dictatorship Protest Staged By French Labor Against 'Public Safety' Rearmament Plan, O...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 2'7, 1938 F o um Dean Kraus To Lecture orum1 Oh aY At German Round Table O n Civil Service The German influence of miner- alogy and geology in the United States will be discussed in German by George Burke To Preside Dean Edward H. Kraus of the liter- At Community Panel ary college in an informal talk before the German table for faculty mem- bers at 12:10 p.m. tomorrow in the A Community Forum on "What Found...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH '7, 1938g THE MICHIGAN D)AILY PAGE Announce Iniiiatiois, Plet Initiations, pledgings, and installa- tions of new officers have been an- nounced by many fraternities and sororities, recently.I -I Chi Omega Among the guests will be Prof. Waldo M. Abbott, Mr. Frederick Randall, Tar. G. T. Root, Dr. Arthur Griggs, Dr. Edward Vary, Mr. John Cowley, '39L; Mr. Richmond S. Blake, ''9L; Mr. Robert B. Dunn, '40L; Mr. ;1ch- ard Bro...…
…FOUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1938 I I E MICHIGAN DAILY --x. . , .r / 31 Edted and managed by students of the University of rhigan tnder the authority of the Board in Control of udent Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the Ivers tyyea andS ummer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Assocated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatchestcredited to or not othe...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1938 T IE MICHIGAN DAIL Y New- PTo Hold FiftL Outstanding Features Of Week Brid ew Leagfue V te-Presidents, }IcueTnT o Sunday Night Include Play, Lectures, Dances The L _____________ament JudiCtary OuncilE osen Supper Today By SUZANNE POTTER tributed to educational institutions in tomorro Martha Graham and her dance China, and will form a part of the the tour . . . . _ 1 m-A troupe Dr. T. Z. Koo. Play Produc- $1,000 drive spo...…
…THIE lid JH I GA 1\rDAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1938 - -- ORLD OF BOO .1KS. UADJNT~hT7W T --rte --- - ___.._..__,.--- t i i I (AII LLL I~i1LLII UjJ(JUJRt M 3 I T')IIV 1937 Hopwood Winner JournalI ateaaing Brilliant Piece Is Fascinating Of Work -- ---------~ EXTRACTS FROM THE EUROPEAN Napoleon is much nearer the truth THE WELL OF ARARAT, by Em- TRAVEL JOURNAL OF LEWIS H. than mankind are as yet willing to manuel Varandyan. Doubleday, MORGAN, ...…
… SUNDAY," MALCI 27,1.9:38 THE MICHIGAN DAILY March 30 Set As ~Higl Tor' Opening Date WJR Will Preview Three Scenes Of Production, At 3 P.M. Tomorrow Martha Graham States Dance Depends Upon Real Life Contact Allen, Rumsey Subject Of New School Mural l Morgan To Make Tour Of 3rd Alumni District Robert O. Morgan, assistant gen- eral secretary of the Alumni Associa- tion, will leave tomorrow on an in- spection tour of the third alumni dis-...…
…I EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~itTN ALUZMACHi 27, 1938 Crisier, Staff Meet Grid ders At First. Practice Tomorrow ,=. .1 Several Jump Gun, Work Out Dys Early Coaches Introduce Change In Shift To 'Early Birds' In Unofficial Drill Coach Fritz Crisler is apparently impatient with the lagging hours. Although spring football practice isn't, officially slated to begin until tomorrow, the new coach and two of his assistants, Earl Martinea...…
… THE MI-.lCHlGAN DAILY StT~flAY MA.R......... .THE M.CHGAN.DAIL FWolverines Nose Out Ohio State To Retain - -- - F -ASIDE " _____LIN E' S 3y IRVIN LISAGOR Hike... T'S A BIT premature, of course, to accept the critical gauntlet at this stage of proceedings, but from a personal preference we'd like to wager that one Crisler innovation in Michigan football will add greatly to its appeal. Somehow, that curious specimen of homo sapiens,...…
…if .TUE MICHIGANDAL SUSDAY, ARCH 271.188 ,. ;'. p I C T I ft r N p 'N r J Uamnera-shy Arturo :Tost anin , whose concert work abroad Will take him to lHolamnd, Palestine 4n England before his return i c tober, is seen arriviug in Padis withj, .nMe. 'Toscanini, 1 , -y y ; aI . B~lrthpI~aces figure in news with the announcement that Tenor John McCormack (above) may run for. president, of Ireland. He's Ireland- born hut; a natur...…
