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…SOUVENIR J-HOP EXTRA -AML l ttn tr i FIRST EDITION Vol. XLV. Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, February 9, 1935 Price 10 Cents Grand March limaxes Hop; 2,000 Dancers Pack Ballroom Elegance Displayedi In Gowns Winifred Bell,'36, Leads Grand March Wearing Blue Uncut Velvet i By Elsie Pierce The old-fashioned elegance of, Empire styles vividly contrasted with the sophistication of modern gowns made the 1936 J-Hop the most bril- liant social even...…

…SOUVENIR J-HOP EXTRA lA~irl 4t &t FIRST EDITION Vol. XLV. Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, February 9, 1935 Price 10 Cents Grand March Climaxes Hop; 2,000 Dancers Pack Ballroom cAt The (?onclusion Of The traditional Qrand eJarch i Elegance isplayed In Gowns By Elsie Pierce The old-fashioned elegance of Empire styles vividly contrasted with the sophistication of modern gowns made the 1936 J-Hop the most bril- liant social event of the year....…

…SOUVENIR J-HOP EXTRA P tP4 Ig tlt Fii. SECOND EDITION Vol XLV. Ann Arbor, Michigan Saturday, February 9, 1935 Price 10 Cents Grand March limaxes Hop; 2,000 Dancers Pack Ballroom cAt The conclusion Of The traditional Grand 61(Carch IL ° Elegance Displayed In Gowns By Elsie Pierce The old-fashioned elegance of Empire styles vividly contrasted with the sophistication of modern gowns made the 1936 J-Hop the most bril- liant social event of t...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Satuirdan Februar 5 9 P e To UUYTFULMlCHICY 7, 7] 999-Hopping Mademoiselles-999 Fools' Names And Fools' Faces Are Often Seen In Public Places With an influx of guests from out Eleanor Leddick, Pontiac; Barbara of town, several fraternities an- Roberts, Flint; Constance Drysdale, parties scheduled for Highland Park; Barbara Westerman, nounced house pAdrian, O.; Kay Shannon, Steuben- the week-end activities, amon...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturdan Februar 91;5 ey,TCyY, 999-- HoppingMademoiselles--999 '35, Mary Jean Sullivan, '37, JeanI Fools' Names And Fools' Faces Gibbs37. Beta Theta Pi J-Iop Time Brings Invading Dorothy Wollensack, Mlake! A m u s sT n r o Are Often Seen In Public Places Margaret Rogers, '3, Bettyilu Ary Of Guests To Ann Arbor Mrs. Sampson Smith, Ann Arbor;_ otEenrLdik Pota;BraaBetty Van Dyne, Owosso; Dorothy By Clinton B Cone...…

…Poqe Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturdlav Februar 9135 yrTy , 999-- HoppingMademoiselles--999 35,Mary Jean Sullivan, '37, Jean Fools' Names And Fools' Faces Gibbs,'37JBeta Theta Pi J-Iop Time Brings Invading Dorothy Wolenak,Miwue; A mGussT An Aro Are Often Seen In Public Places Margaret Rogers, '37, Betty Hill,'35, Army Of Guests To Ann Arbor Mrs. Sampson Smith, Ann Arbor; With an influx of guests from ou El or Leddick, Pontiac; Barbara Bett...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paae Three Starting Line-Ups ForI-louse Parties Y.; Frances Peebles. Elmira. N. Y.; troit; Elizabeth Wilman and Mar- Fraternities A nd Their C uests jCeleste Cawthra, Grand Rapids; Lor- garet Cox, Ann Arbor; Sigrid Wigren, A raine De Waele, Bay City; Margaret Chicago; Rosalie Silverman, '38, Pemberton, Howell; Barbara Mc- Charlotte Hamilton, '37, Helen Windt, Enter Fray IAt O peniny h tleGarry...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Starting Line-Ups For House Parties Y.; Frances Peebles, Elmira, N. Y.; troit: Elizabeth Wilman and Mar- Fra tern ities A nd Their G uests Celeste Cawthra, Grand Rapids: Lor- garet Cox, Ann Arbor; Sigrid Wigren, mne De Waele, Bay City; Margaret Chicago; Rosalie Silverman, '38, Pemberton, Howell; Barbara Mc- Charlotte Hamilton, '37, Helen Windt, n rsI-e r PIrri Ai- l 1 i n IGarry, E. ...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Starting Line-Ups For House Parties Y.; Frances Peebles, Elmira, N. Y.: troit; Elizabeth Wilman and Mar- Fraternities A nd Their C uests Celeste Cawthra, Grand Rapids: Lor- garet Cox, Ann Arbor; Sigrid Wigren, Hrae De Waele, Bay City; Margaret Chicago; Rosalie Silverman, '38, Pemberton, Howell; Barbara Mc- Charlotte Hamilton, '37, Helen Windt, Enter FrayAt Openiny W histl Garry, E. L...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 9, 1935 Pae or H MCIGNDAL Strdy Fer ,r 9. 3 The Staff Of The J-Hop Extra - - Terrace Garden New Cars for Taxi Service Dancing Studio C PS DIA IInstructions i n all NI N BARTON KANEforms. Classical, socia l, EE anerg. Ph. 9695. CAMPUSCABS EWuerth Theatre Bldg. 24-HOUR SERVICE Managing Editor City Editor. Editorial Director J-Hop Issue Editor WILLIAM G. FERRIS JOHN HEALEY RALPH G. COULTER TH...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 9, 1935 Pae or H MCIGNDAL Strd , Ferur 9193 The Staff Of The J-Hop Extra P i " Mrrto orrmo'1.5 y +omma ..,s. .E. New Cars for Taxi Service Terrace Garden P nDancing Studio Instructions i n al 9695 CAB BARTON KANE forms. Classical. social, By BATN AEdancir-g. Ph. 9695.hate CAMPUS CABS Wuert Thetre ldg. 24-HOUR SERVICE Managing Editor. City Editor. Editorial Director J-Hop Issue Editor WILLI...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 9, 1935 Pae or H MCIGNDAL Strd , Ferur 913 The Staff Of The J-Hop Extra New Cars for Taxi Service Terrace Garden PI Dancing Studio Instructions Bg 4 forms. Classical, social, By BA RTON KAN E L andir..Ph. 9695. CAMPUS CABSE J urh hare Bldg 24-HOUR SERVICE Managing Editor WILLIAM G. FERRIS City Editor JOHN HEALEY Editorial Director RALPH G. COULTER J-Hop Issue Editor THOMAS H. KLEENE ASSISTA...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five ,-urd - F y 9 LancerBride,& i mand the 41st regiment of Bengal after she has found the "man of her Lancers - "the keepers of the peace." dreams" he turns out to be a wealthy W ABOUT MISS STANWYCK'S English nobleman traveling incognito flat. In the limelight, she becomes the Barbara Stanwyck's latest Warner most sought-after woman of two con- Brothers' production, at the Michigan tinen...…

…Saturday, Februarv 9135 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paqe Five ,nirn F ,rur 9 ~TEMCIA AL aeFv Lancer, Bride, & Lily mand the 41st regiment of Bengal TS ow s Lancers - "the keepers of the peace." Three OWh ABOUT MISS STANWYCK'S dllB VEHICLE re B illed Barbara Stanwyck's latest Warner Brothers' production, at the Michigan tomorrow (Saturday) only, is based o ppon a play by Leonard Ide and con- For -opper cerns a composite of political plots which inv...…

…Saturday. Februarv 9135 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paqe Five 'r, r Lancer, Bride, & Lily Three Shows Are Billed For Hoppers By Guy M. Whipple, Jr. J-Hoppers will have their choice of three movies over the festive week- end. One of the offerings appears, from the manner in which the na- tion's reviewers have treated it, to be an outstanding production. This is the Majestic's Saturday-through- Tuesday show, "The Lives of a Ben- gal Lancer." Saturda...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 9, 1935 First I-lops Ended In'Blaze Of Glory' 6KFORMTE 00E Indoor cheering puts a premium on mouth refinement (social breath). Lavoris will save you from any embarrassment on that score. The practice of a last moment gargle with this very "pleasant toetake" Lavoris mouth wash is the finishing touch to avoid chance of breath offense . . . LAVORIS MOUTH WASH GARGLE - 25c - 50c - $1 bottle - Two...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Snti rdan\ Far bn 9\ 1935 u t y, e r r ,,,,,. 0 017 irst Hops Ended In'Blaze Glory' OK FOR THE r Indoor cheering puts a premium on mouth refinement (social breath). Lavoris will save you from any embarrassment on that score. The practice of a last moment gargle with this very "pleasant toetake" Lavoris mouth wash is the finishing touch to avoid chance of breath offense . . . LAVORIS MOUTH WASH GARGLE - 25c - 50...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. Februarv 9.13 , y, F irst I-I FOR THE Indoor cheering puts a premium on mouth refinement (social breath). Lavoris will save you from any embarrassment on that score. The practice of a last moment gargle with this very "pleasant toetake" Lavoris mouth wash is the finishing touch to avoid chance of breath offense LAVORIS MOUTH WASH GARGLE - 25c - 50c - $1 bottle - ops Ended In'Blaze Of Glory' of the ...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 Resourceful Student Hits Loan Fund For $50 J-Hop Expenses Talk about resourcefulness, chic- anery, and native shrewdness, the following item concerning a Michigan undergrad whose name of necessity must remain anonymous, may be re- garded as a startling example of these aforementioned qualities. Said young gentleman planned to go to the J-Hop. Plans were made, gal was dated many moons ago -last August, in fact . . . b...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven S ,udy Ferur 993TH MCHGNDIYPnSve Resourceful Student Hits Loan Fund For $50 J-Hop Expenses Talk about resourcefulness, chic- anery, and native shrewdness, the following item concerning a Michigan undergrad whose name of necessity must remain anonymous, may be re- garded as a startling example of these- aforementioned qualities. Said young gentleman planned to go to the J-Hop. Plans ...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Resourceful Student Hits Loan Fund For Classified Directory $50 J-Hop Expenses Talk about resourcefulness, chic- FOR RENT LAUNDRY anery, and native shrewdness, the SUITE, including sleeping porch, with LAUNDRY 2-1044. Sox darned. following item concerning a Michigan six windows, two closets, steam Careful work at low price. 4x undergrad whose name of necessity heat, suitable far twa ar three men....…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. Februarv 9135 P E t I D Yo, 1 A Poor, But Very Honest Laddie Was Young Kassel, Says Kassel By Bob Brown Art Kassel leaned back in his spa- cious armchair, and, reflectively stroking the two microphones he al- ways carries on his watch chain, said "It was all on account of a clarinet. You see, I learned to play one years; before saxophones became so popular, and after a clarinet, saxophones were pip...…

…Paqe Eight THF MICH IGANJ DAIL Y Cnti irl Fahe.ri inv 9 9o Pao Eiht HF ICHCAeJDA~Y fk.-,,',, i~R -Y Seee5.' A B ddP e his fc A Poor, But Very Honest Laddie came I S 19 notor Was Young Kassel, Says Kassel may "Ye By Bob Brown tiousness, he continued loftily, "It war. Art Kassel leaned back in his spa- was in Chicago, my old home town, "Y cious armchair, and, reflectively 1 that I first felt the rings of an instru- "W stroking the two micro...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY anti drn Fhr bnx 9 1 935 a Eur Tay, e u a A Poor, But Very Honest Laddie Was Young Kassel, Says Kassel By Bob Brown tiousness, he continued loftily, "It Art Kassel leaned back in his spa- was in Chicago, my old home town, cious armchair, and, reflectively that I first felt the rings of an instru- stroking the two microphones he al- ment - my good old clarinet, yow- ways carries on his watch chain, said sah; n...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine ,audy ,erar9 195TEMCIA AL eNn Anson, Possessor Of A Musical Heritage, BeganFiddling Early By Bernie Weissman Imagine Mrs. Weeks' astonish- ment ! ! ! The tiny baby she had brought into the world early that sunny morning of the late nineties didn't cry like an ordinary baby. In- stead the cute little devil lay calmly and contentedly, softly humming a catchy tune and fiddling with his ...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~age Nine Anson, Possessor Of A Musical Heritage, Began Fiddling Early By Bernie Weissman Imagine Mrs. Weeks' astonish- ment ! ! ! The tiny baby she had brought into the world early that sunny morning of the late nineties didn't cry like an ordinary baby. In- stead the cute little devil lay calmly and contentedly, softly humming a catchy t...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAIL Page Nine Saturday, February 9, 1 935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Anson, Possessor Of A Musical Heritage, BeganFiddling Early By Bernie Weissman Imagine Mrs. Weeks' astonish- ment ! ! ! The tiny baby she had brought into the world early that sunny morning of the late nineties didn't cry like an ordinary baby. In- stead the cute little devil lay calmly and contentedly, softly humming a catchy tu...…

…Paqe Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 9, 1935 Paae Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 9, 1935 Quaint Elegance Of Period Styles Featured In Gowns Seen At I-lop (Continued from Page 1) attended the Hop. A scarlet moire of Robert Morris, '36A, chairman of picture dress was worn by Maxine the decorations committee, wore white Maynard, '35, president of the League. crepe. This gown featured a high waistline, Black velvet, featur...…

…Paae Ten THF MICHIGAN DAIL Y Caturrav. rahruarv 9. 193 a I o'~T F IC IA-rIII- yrA,, cry lQ~ Quaint Elegance Of Period Styles Featured In Gowns Seen At Hop L (Continued from Page 1) tis selected gold slippers to wear with sleeved peplum jacket, which but- her dress. toned down the back. An unusual Virginia Swift, '36, escorted by feature was the choir boy collar. George Harris, '36D, chose cream Black earrings and black and silver satin, m...…

…Page Tern THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. February 9. 1935 Pacje Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. February 9. 1935 Quaint Elegance Of Period Styles Featured In Gowns Seen At Hop (Continued from Page 1) tis selected gold slippers to wear with sleeved peplum jacket, which but- her dress. toned down the back. An unusual Virginia Swift, '36, escorted by feature was the choir boy collar. George Harris, '36D, chose cream Black earrings and black an...…

…The Weather Slightly warmer today; gentle to moderate southerly winds. LL itia a t Editorial No Message, No Moral . . . The Courts Are Vindicated... VOL. XLV. No. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1935 PRICE FiVE CENTS Cagers Are Beaten By Minnesota Varsity Loses 26-29 After Last Half Bid For Victory By Subs ' Gee Shown Up By Opposing Center Michigan Is Consistently Out-played Until Last 15 Minutes Of Game By ARTHUR W. CAR...…

…kAGE TWO THE EMICHIGAN DAILY TUE ........... DAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1935 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the Univsity. Copy rcevediatythe office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. 3 a j r TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1935 of Music Office, Maynard Street. Tick- VOL. XLV No. 94 ets will be given only to such mem- bers as call in person and after 4, Notices o'clo...…

…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Persian Art To Be Exhibited Here Feb. 14 A collection of Persian miniature paintings will be shown from Feb. 14 to March 14 in the south gallery of Alumni Memorial Hall, it was an- nounced yesterday by Dr. M. Aga- Oglu of the department of fine arts. The exhibition is sponsored by the Research Seminary in Islamic Art of the Division of Fine Arts. This collection is the first of its kind to be shown on the campus...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, severe with himself. After getting into A fight with a neighbor he fined himself $10 and locked himself up for 30 days. In Chicago a lawyer was forced by the court to agree that if he ever decided to commit suicide he would first tell his wife. who could then be granted an injunction to make him keep on liv- ing-if he didn't act quicker than she and the court. In Philadelphia a young lady got $3,500...…

…AY, FEBRUARY 1%, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'AGE FTIIh Weddings And Engagecents Feature Termination O First S rn ester Petitions For Te Will Be Given Nuptial Vows Are Pronounced T In W. A. A. Building At SHouehAsCh A House Managers Tea will be .orority Hdatrees i- Tom orrow held at 5 p.m. today in the Worn- --.----- ---- e's Athletic Building according EliZabeth igis Becomes 1, at the Ypsilanti State Hospital to Lucile Betz, '35, chairman o...…

…'N THE MIC IIGAN DAILY. TUESDAY, FEBRUA Y 12, *a Strong Michigan Defense Shuts Out Ontario Aoggies. 2-0 Bill Chase Stars In Nets; Sherfg Heyliger Score Team Protects Sub Goalie Effectively In Ragged Defensive Battle By KENNETH PARKER Bill Chase, the other half of the gaunt Chase twins, substituted for incapacitated Johnny Jewell in the 1Miichigan nets last night at the Coli- seum and was good enough to score a shutout over the none-...…

…Alp V 'RUARY 12, 1935 THE -M1IThIGAN. DAILY PAGE SEVEN _____________________________- F - ~ -~ .--~ .-- --.-~--ivy.-.~ maim 9 MlatmenReady To Uderke0P Eastern T rip Grapplers To. Meet West Virginia, Washington & Lee Teams Captain, Jewell Is 'Doing Welh'i4e Receitt Operattion eel With Brifsh b'rpi'ons WOMEN'SI SPORTS nexi. summoner. Opruiyto ps both Senior and Eaie tests wl be given. IThe Intramnural swimming mecet will be held in Ma...…

…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1935 EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1~, 1935 State Highway DAILY OFFICIAL Conference Is BULLETIN Room 1041, East Physics Bldg. All in- meeting will be held in the League, Ayers, 1204 Henry St. on Wednesday, terested are cordially invited to at- Friday, February 15. Important bus- Feb. 13, 3:00 p.m., to study catalogues. tend. imess meeting at four p.m., involving a question of po...…

…The Weather Partly cloudy and slightly warmer in southeast 'today; to- morrow unsettled. LL Sir igau Iaiti Editorials More Longiana.. The Old SchoolMM. I VOL. XLV. No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS MACON BLOWS UP OVER PACIFIC; ALL ON BOARD BELIEVED SAVEI ) . _ , Prominent Radical To TalkHere John Strachey, Author Of Several Famous Books, Presentation Of N.S.L. March Fourteenth Date For Spe...…

…vO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, LATs'E WIRE DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Department, will speak on the sub- cents to cover 'Ensian picture costs. ject "Abraham Lincoln, Militant Abol- This meeting is very important and itionist" at 4:15 p.m., Thursday, all members mu...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILYAG A.S.M.E. Will Hold Meeting TodayInUnion Prof. Boston To Discuss Membership Advantages With New Members The student branch of the Amer- ican Society of Mechanical Engineers wll hold its first meeting of the sem- ester at 7:30 p.m. today in the Mich- igan Union. Prof. 0. W. Boston, bon- orary chairman of the organization, will discuss the advantages of student membership to newcomers. One advantage of membership, Pro- fesso...…

…THE MIICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRtUAR~Y 13, 1935 - -- - - - - -- -- I f THE MICHIGAN DAILY bers of the less faithful headed for the exits, per- haps convinced with our expert friend that the exhibition was indeed disgusting. At this came 4 the loudest yelp of all. "Well, will you look at that?" demanded the gentleman of the old school. If anyone had walked out like that in the old days, the crowd would have made them stick. Well, that ju...…

…ONESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1935 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY CAGE FM ...E. ..A.....E.B.UA R.Y..1.,..19 3 5..TH E. M..H.I G..N.D A..L...P A GE....... Eligibility Standings In Doubt Pending Committee Action First Reports Are Unfounded States Agler Varsity Athletes' Standings Must Be Passed On In Meeting Feb. 19 The biennial shadow of ineligibil- ity remained over the camp of Var- sity athletes today pending definite action by the Eligibility Commit...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUIARI Assembly To Entertain With Bridge Party Emiline Anderson To Be In Charge Of First Project; Dancing, Games Plannedl Screen Star Weds Benefit Parties Jose Iturbi Gives To Be GivenBy Opening Concert Of New Semester _________ lJose Iturbi, internationally re- snowned pianist, concluded the sev- Students And Hospital TO enth concert of the 1934-35 Choral Receive Profits; Local Union Concert Series last ni...…

…1.mar THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ,. Medic Dance Golf Cup Presented Team of Students IBall Will Be Given Voice Instructio Wins First Honors At Masonic Temple A 1 N A ( ~o~e .AreN GreeP e ~'i' ns In Classes Is Announced For Next Week Weinman To Be Chairman Of Medical Class Affair, Donovan Is Assistant Announcement has been made that the second annual Caduceus Dance, given by the medical classes, will be held from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. February ...…

…f EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, THE ICHIAN AILYWEDNSDA, FERUAR 13 Wild Lands Of State Provide Sports Haven M i c h i g a n's Wildernesses! Discussed By ProfessorI Allen In Radio Talk } Michigan has wild lands that pro- vide a veritable haven for the sports-! man, was concluded by Prof. Shirley W. Allen of the School of Forestry and Conservation in his radio talk over WJR at 2 p.m. from Morris Hall yesterday. Professor ...…

…I The Weather Rain, possibly mixed with snow Thursday and Friday; no decidcd temperature changes. Sir iga ~5iait Editorials Three Times And Out.. Remembered Too Well.... VOL. XLV No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Council Is'' Subject Otl Discussion Campus Leaders Take In Symposium On. Government Plans Part New Discussion Follows Talks At NSL Meet Speakers Disagree As To Possibilities Of Ending...…

…T H-E MICHI(G A N DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1935 11 11 I'll! ! !Illim - -- -- , MtSOMM LATE WIRE NEWS Issue Warrants For 3 Boys For Kidnaping MUSKEGON, Feb. 13--UP)-War- rants charging kidnaping were issued for three Muskegon youths Wednes- day as Gerald Rycenga, 21 years old of Grand Haven, told police of a wild ride through Chicago's "loop" dis- trict as a prisoner in his own auto- mobile. The youths, accused as comprising the trio whi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 3ritish Empire Champions Meet Michigan Here Saturday Wr es ding Hoytmen Op Big Ten Sea At Minneal Smallest Squad In Years, Paced By Faces Minnesota Probably the smallest tr ever to represent Michigan oday to open its Conferen season in a dual meet wit ota at Minneapolis tomorr Coach Charlie Hoyt h welve men to make the tri ng six sophomores. Stan he brilliant sophomore qu star whose eligibility statu uncertain. will not...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY upon a sum as magnitudinous as the present na- tional budget. President Roosevelt was swept into office on the top of a Democratic wave that promised to re- member the Forgotten Man. The Chief Exec- tive immediately began a program of public spending that aimed to bring back the memory of the Man in the Street. The program was supposedly an attempt to alleviate a temporary crisis. Its life was defi- nitely limited. That was...…