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… 3 PAQE TWO.. C. Gordy Plans Citizens Give Post -Graduate 51,700,000 Engine Course To War Relief Battle Creek Named Site (By The Associated Press) Of Series Of Lectures WASHINGTON, Jan. 28 - Ameri- On 'Modern Medicine' cans have given $51,700,000 to 294 separate agencies since the forces of Adof Hitler began marching less Started experimentally in Kaa- than a year and a half ago. mazoo a short time ago, the plan for Of this, $25,000,000 has g...…

… r r Br tAtt i; 1941 ,. ., THE MICHIGAN DAILY FcP. Tn* flt Varsity Trackmen Compete In Millrose Games Tonight Canham, Relay Team Represent Wolyerines Schwarzkopf, Decker Enter Unattached; Stiff CompetitionAnticipated By All (Continued from Page 1) the bar at 14 feet 11 7/8 inches and thus heads the star-studded cast. Other top-notch artists in this event are Milton Padway, former Wis- consin champion, who has done 14 feet 4 inche...…

…THlE MICIIT AN DbAILY SATUTRDAY. FERUTARYV1. 191 .w.aaa tz ire -. . . _ _ ___._-__-.____- ._ ____ vJIkAI A i,"RIvI.[1lV 1 1.7 }1 [rein THE MICHIGAN DAILY e----w .-..... 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 e...…

… Y, FEBRUARY 1, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAMY THE MICHICANi .C1 1 L w 1 resur, rirr. Neatness In General Appearance Is Vital During Period Of Finals I Annual J-Hop Arnheim Will Feature Vocalist, ~AI1 11I " Yr 3 : Will Feature Katherine Joyce, At Medical Ball "Oh, let's just let ourselves go' during exams" is one of the most famous quotations of the Michigan coed during the winter and spring examination period, and one which should certain...…

…six TlE MICIGAIN DAILY ~A~fl Y, I A~Y , 1941 De Gaulle Calls French Forces To Combat Axis British Armies Advance Toward Bengasi Maing Way For General Attack Siam Makes Truce (Continued from Page 1) forever," but if it is won, "the fate of our enemies will be sealed." Advanced British striking forces, bombers and motorized troops, oper- ated west of the fallen Italian base of Derna toward Bengasi today, me- thodically clearing the way for...…

… V, FEBRUARY 1, 194I- THE lICHIGA DAILY PAGE SEVEN S tl Rearmament Work At Cost Is Ford Offer Auto Magnate Will Accept Contracts When Labor Provision Is Removed Cooperation Asked (Continued from Page 1) this statement in advancing his of- fer: - / "There ought not be any quibbling about bidding on defense contracts. All companies ought to do what the government wants them to do with- out making profit. Nobody should make any profit on def...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. FrBRUAR1 x, isll SAURA, ERURY1 14 Fraft Board Plans Job Insurance LANSING, Jan. 31-(P)-The State Slective Service headquarters dis- c o ed plans today for an attempt to see to it that men who were unem- ployed when they were called in the draft have jobs waiting for them when they leave the army. Col. Samuel D. Pepper, deputy di- ector of the Selective Service, said :he Michigan Unemployment Com- pensation C...…

…The Weather Partly cloudy today and to- morrow, snow flurries along Lake Michigan. --.d Sfir igan ~~E4aiti Radio Programs See Page Two for Tonight's Radio Programs. VOL. XLVI No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Brbad Liberty League Drive To Be Pushed Rump Democratic Ticket May Follow Roosevelt's Nomination In June Landon Endorses Farm Subsidy Bill Mine Workers' Convention Cheers Roosevelt, Hits At Al ...…

…I PAGE TWO 'III MICHIGAN 1nAlry SA1ITRI3AY, PEURIJARY 1, 19~L H H Speech Institute Plans Intensive Sumuner Work' Linguistic Science To Be Studied Under Excellent MichiganFacilitiesE The Linguistic Institute, the pur- pose of which is to encourage the study and research of linguistic science, will be conducted under the joint auspices of the University and the Linguistic Society of America as part. of the 1936 Summer Session, it was annou...…

…IMARY 1, 1936 THE MICHIAN DAILYT IPAGETI Ten Knockouts In 19 Bouts Feature Golden Gloves T ourney Amateur Fights Draw Capacity Armory Crowd Glen Pringle's Kayo Win Over Barnard Kettlehut Features Show Ten knockout victories .in 19 bouts featured the second night elimination of the annual Golden Gloves tourney last night at the National Guard Ar- mory. A capacity crowd was on hand to watch the simon-pure battlers mix it up. Glen Pringle, n...…

…rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT U1DAY, EJ3RUARY 1, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Publisned every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session- by the Board in Control of Student Publications. 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 credited in this newspaper. All rights of republication of all other matter her...…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 102 THE MICHiGAN hxihN PAGE 1 ......... .. A PAGE flVK THE SPORTING LADY By BENCH WARMER The final championship basketball game was played Thursday between the winners of the A and the B tournament . . . Collegiate Sorosis and Zone 5 . . . Virginia Donahue starred for Zone 5 with her long high shots which seemed drawn toward the basket by some invisible force .. . Janet Allington made so many free shots for Sorosis, ...…

…GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1936 Noted Visitors Women's Hours Indeed! How Plans Summer Will Teach Atj Biology Camp Active Program Of Study Planned At Douglas Lake Next Summer Session The Biological Station will be again conducted on the shores of Lake Douglas in Cheboygan County as part of the 1936 Summer Session, it was announced in the station's annual catalogue which was published yester- day. The catalogue cont...…

…ECSTABLISHED[ 1 99Q L tt 7,11a I1 MEMBER ASSOCIATE!) PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 93. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATrURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1930 EIGHT PACES PRICE FIVE GENTS ICH.IGA ' / {1 , Fk _ i' 1 c i .I. 4. TA E 2 9- ddlm AE FROM M AR00 , yR r COOLEY HONORED' I I NTAIOSMY BYSTT GO P riM ROF E HELD MARCH 1 SOUND PROJECTED THROUGH BODY STTIROP FREC IRU1NII O[NA WLEINES HOLD I BYENGINEER; EMER ON, ODRICHIPASfl[NTTNGIIs Pcu i~tRpdI N FIRST...…

…ii , H I- A 174i- Th~h~AY. - __ Architects Show Glass Is Useful Medium CHICAGO'S PLIGHT lChico 'K __ EAN3; l~sistg~ '1!:1!YI ?1Z1~21TONIEWS CROOKS1 poiiotoneheds__eduHIAOJn 31.-Out of Chi- CHC WyomTing Gvro paso cretiseo0heA1rc1 ~cttlscino h tl rcnbr e racket. Tile sale o Qualities Essential to Architect features anI eight-page ! Architect includes photograph~s of city Micenses at hlalf pri1ce. Mlvi~t set itl illustrttiing VOrk 11fw bigaar...…

…. 1:'t'UtLJ)1L;Y,,- t'-fxl'I:j y " !; yJ i .. H MICHIGAN D AI Y . - p PACE- "IIWLM *.THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~AGL TU~ -w CHOIR .PROGRAI $UNDAY NIGH A A i i s so o , a d i s rmt nm 1nbers on the organ w ill icluded on i agmsicalt program be given tomiorrow~ night by Andrew's vested chroir oT. men.a boys at the church. Preceding the program will the traditional Episcopal Eve songy; service including Staine fainiliaar seven-fold amen,t Magnifi...…

…PAGE FOUR' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1930 TI-IFi MIChIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday du-;ng th., niversityyear by the Bnard in ton i l' tudent Publication, Mer o> Western Conference Fdtorial Association,. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the uise for republication' of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and, the local news published herein. Entered at...…

…SATURDAY, n Mr,,UAR 17 1930 THE MI HIGl,, .DAILY SA~uDAY F~fRUA.Y 1.1a3O T._vMICIIIGN I)AlL s. ..- ,. .. WATAMM 0I ANNOUNE CHANE ELIZABETH RE'THBERG HAS AMAZING 'TITfUDE OF UNIVERSI"TY AUDIENC~ LE [Eiabeth Rthnbeig prima don- hoame ws 'a cnter of culture ashfitl "U~~Y 'niversity audiences are inded f)hi time is spnt in travellinug fromn N"J Bna sopano of the Metopoitain,1 aasnian erVU~lepasure to me -they are 8,p- lc to pac te 1_i!...…

…"_'. M iC -A T 1 A ! , ...._. _.. -_. X11 t 1%IcI)AY, P, V LslCllllti.Y 1, 1-bl.$0 I 1-I t~ BALL Y -4 ~ATU1tD '~' L*Th Swimmer Prepare toI ]Iee t Strongl Co pz etition C) -__ ___ Varsity Tennis Squad Phllfh ~TrP }.o Begin I;ndoorDrlls 'fIN1IU .LIf MCIGNWRESTERCONSIDERED tDaily indoor drill will be in ordecr ~ i [ P A I~ LO E O E T I O L G IC E for members of the Varsity tenn r~ jfl' squad shortly after the exam per- 1oe athtoLpt...…

…- -. . , " : A27 ~ - VIT. lvi i C 0 4-1 i i Ca- A, IN - - ' A 4 - -,- THE MIC.i-i-iC.AN~ E~Aii~-x BIC LEAGUE CLUBS JN4ians Lead Am~erican Teams With List of Nine Former f College Players. 77i- Yet KEES GET ASBECIK 6 In former tiunes tihe college base- ball player was discouraged from joining professilonal baseball clubs; now the major leag ue telams are 'going out of their way to sign the collegian's name to the dotted line. No le...…

…SAGE MGM - THE MICIGAN D,. LY ~ATUT1)AY WETARY 1, 1;110 r,, t l ::' 5 .1 DAILY OFFICIhL BLLTN RIG TEN FACULTY COMITTEE -,MEETS !'SOUND'TRANSMITT[ TO REFINSTATE{ SUSPENDED HA WlEIYES TI if OUGI- I BODY B ( C m~d F'ro" P )Q tM he dulesM 0 i'lt ~h 1 jr pfrs A My i1 i it be V drawni upvforiLI c ion ' bus, the threat of the No NT W n ~~ i Publication n tie litulletin is con.;Irut'ci notilee t+) all niember3 V7 the LTtuave iSy. Copy rcc...…

…THEWEATHER UNSETTLED; IROBAB ~r ie ifr i an ttl ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT 1IRE SERVICE VOL. XXXI. No. 89. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1921. PRICE FIVE CENT CALIFORNIA TRIP FOR TRACK MEN Y.~c 11C.A WILL INTERESTFOREIGN STUDENTS IN U.5. CHARLES D. HURREY, '00, TO CARRY ON WORK AMONG AIM IS BENEFIT TO INTERNATIONAL TRADE Conditions in Various Universities Over the World to Be Clostiy Studied To awaken the interest of...…

…THE MIC AAIAIMI \ LAA" 4r£djguLg -OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ' Published every morning except Monday during the Univer year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ublication of allnews. dispatches credited to it or not otherwise dited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY x c t . p . WV'weM1 agog " :---- __ .I 1 I CHICAGO BEATEN BY WOLVERINES SWIMMING NOTICE Swimming practice on Mon- day and Thursday afternoons will begin at 1:45 o'clock on ac- count of girl's swimming classes in pool at 3:30. ' Practice on oth- er days as usual. i' Varsity Shows Fine Teamwork Conquering Maroon Five 16 to 14 in association, regarding the visit of TOLEDO SEEKS INTER- Duncan and Mitchell. Both of ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________ 5...... Courteous and satisfactory WOOY SETS APIT ET TREATMEMNT to every custom- To B Ne Hed of .Brea of 1tetaIer, whether the account be large TL Be ' ofBrauo a UNCH or small. m Tests and Measuremnents llere ' "Dr Clffrd oy, ho s o tke A Nice Cozy Place Where The Ann Arbor Savings Bank charge of the bureau of tests and mneas- You Enjoy Your JMeal ! Incorporated 1869, urements at the University next fall,:t CapI...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Hand Made Blouses I' be long tolerated. With the student high enough for decency to asse body rests and always will rest the self, and self-respecting men to ability to successfully cope with such cate clearly on what side they s I a situation. When will indignation rise DELBERT CLARK, (NOT ALL SIZES) 1-3 Off Ready to Serve AT ANY TIME Open from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Pot of hot tea and bowl of rice. PLAIN CHOP SUEY 85 C...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY f JHOLARS GET $250 ASE; I. C. L. IS CAUSE have announced an addition of 50 house. pounds yearly to apply on the tuitions - of the Rhodes scholars. W omen There will be a meeting of the cast This increase amounts to about $250 Iof the Junior Girls' play and of alli Menorah Society Elects Officers Officers for the coming semester Want Vic Records were elected at the meeting of the Menorah society Sunday night: Pres- to...…

…a T GPiano, violin, and1 vocal numbers will be heard on the programy b ad- vanced students of the University School of Music at 4:15 o'clock tomor- row afternoon in School of Music hall. The general public is invited. The program is as follows: CERCLE FRANCAIS DIRECTOR TO TALK ON "ANATOLE FRANCE"I Jean B. Cloppet, director of the Cer- cle Francais, will give an address on "Anatole France" at 4:15 o'clock Wed- nesday afternoon in groom 203, T...…

…THE IIGAN DAILY ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN- WOULD TIGHTEN RESTRICTIONS ON ILIQUOR TRAFFIC' time I TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1921. No. 89 Special Classes: The Natural Science auditorium, room B of the Law building, West Lecture room of the Physics building, Lecture room in Memorial hall, room 205 in Mason hall, Economics 101, Tappan hall 202, are reserved for the first Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and the second Monday 2-5 p. m. of th...…

…THE .WEATHE] PARTLY CLOUDY TODA'? I L Mfirnirn ~~1Iaitl [AS I DA AMD NIGHT W SERTICE a ifl nlr aar. .r ...rrrr f. j i PRCaHE VOL. XXIX. No. 91. ANN ,ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1919. PRICE THREE t DIRECTOR' AUTKOR OF UNI'ON 0PER TOARRIVE OMONAY MUSIC COM3fOSERS TO WITH WRITER OF PRODUCTION CONSULTI 1919 CAST TRYOUTS CALLED FOR MONDAY EVENING Principals to Work During Examiin- aion Period; Committees to Be Named E....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 1 FFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN blished every morning except Monday ig the university year by the Board in rol of Student Publications.- ABER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ie Associated Press is exclusively entitled he use for republication of all news dis- ses credited to it or not otherwise credited his payer and also the local news pub- d herein. itered at the postoflice at Ann Arbor, igan, as second clas...…

…RW 1, 1919, THE MICHIGAN DAILY * -- :7A, 4 1 i if f I 4 WOLVERINES PLAY ILLINOIS TONIGHTI Mitchell's men will probably derive but a slight benefit. because of this. Although the ,Illini have only play- ed at a .500 percentage so far this season, the team is one of the best in the Conference on paper. Over- confidence lost them their first game with Purdue and the second which was lost to Minnesota, resulted in a defeat because the Gophers ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, it --.. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATLTRDAY, 1, I IAJESTIC 11r ORCHESTRA Nightly-All Shows Sunday LAST TIMES TODAY ley Maoon and ErnestlTrues "Come On In" SUNDAY-MONDAY BRYANT WASHBURN AC EADE Shows at3:o07:; 000 8:30 Phones: Theatre, 296-M Mgr's Res., 2316-M Sat---Harry Morey in "Hoarded As- sets" and Big-V Comedy, "Chumps and Cops." Sun-Mon - 2- Madge Kennedy in "Day Dreams" and "Smiling Bill" Parsons in "Propos...…

….. .... ...,. b...... ....,.., ULNS i. AANSN T i L' 15d.5.J. L .ILJ.ULI Z...P L11 1 9 inormous loans to foreign busi- ness and governments by American industries are expected during the coming year by national businesa, according to the statement' of the National City bank of Chicago which forecasts a period of American as- sistance to ,all European activities. While commerce throughout the United Sitates is in a slow but sound condition d...…

…i; GAIN DAILY . if* IN MANY LINES1 iggesting that all people attempt gain the ability to do as many gs as possible besides that of rou- work, was the advice of Dr. G. 1 Huber, of the Medical school, in an address to the students' volunteer band last night in Lane hall. His topic was "Tuie Parable of 'the Tal- ents."r Yale has had 8,000 men in the service during the war. This includes 1,417 men in the S. A. T. C. When You Want the hest Re...…

…The MichiganDily AN\.'RDOR, \id111 i f.\\ TI-IT RSI) XX TI I RI \R\ I t< 06. O.XVL. N0. ()r. CONFERENCE MEMBERS- - ° PROGRAM ANNOUNCED ARE STILL AT SEA FOR MAY FESTIVAL Dean Small of Chicago Alleges Mis- Prof. Stanley Arranges List of Inter- take Was Made in Conference esting Orchetral Works and Records. Selects Noted Artists. The rocedigs o alo cnferncearThe program for the thirteth l ar ft toetig ttecnfrneaeFe ia has eo practicaty arragi ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY' Sprinig, 1906 SoUeR STORY SAttractive Styles jNew Colorings FOR MENN'S 1W[AR. ILargest Line of Woolens Shown, all at PO -UERPIE Full Dress Suits a Specialty at Ie0. H. Wild Co. Leading ' MERCHANT TAILORS I 311 S. State St. C% C". WE BUY SECOND HAND TEXT BOOKS OF ALL. DEPARTMENTS. Firing Yours in to Sbeehan & Co. THE MICHIGAN DAILY. r nterd as second classimatterat theAnn r ArborPn7to700e rPublihdda6it lyisttdayt excepted)...…

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…The Michigsan Daily 4,xv. ANN ARBOR, MICH., \NTE)NivTDAY, IFEBRU'ARY 1, 1905 No. 89 COLONEL ALDRICH. Pani0u Journalist Will Speak this Afternooni Tappan Hall-Sub- ject,'"The Old and the New.' "tvi1 0111. : n 1'cd 01 onr. "Ill1 of ' c tral 1;!. Tl 0nh i lu ita: 1 hi~ t1 ,11 II 11 1 the 1e :11 11 '11 111:1 I" 11Ills 111r v.1ltil ~1.rtlc ti1111 -l.t, io 31 ~rc as 11 ha l 1 ~c t ., i c r :i s pc l~ llr 0. 1 I 11.1 111t of 0c una1tlc t t1 r14 c: 11...…

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…s THE UNIVERSITY UOF MICHIGAN 11.AA11, . J J ~~~~taxpayer adds something to the wellI A N O H N 1>I, 0- " 5IPa o.Ieingof the community possessing edu- cation and high Christian character The "0" $3.t10 She is the shoe regrded in all the rltions of life by Publshed Dary (Moda secepteddring tewie-ae ndsms+wtot, \ to wear whn the weather is usser- Colt er at tewiercAdanotwtot" eception the answer has 'nie from , .tamn. A ltterin des't hurt it O...…

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…be 4~t)O 94r PaiL VOL. X. W IL E T Fine H WINTER and SPRING E Suitings, Golf Suits, Fancy Testincgs. T DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY AWe Carryq the Largest Stock L In the Cityj 0 108 EAST WASHINGTON ST. WI LDER'S SPECIAL Tisi caferascato a graftot bruties thatwil not sled their bristles..«Ie replace all defechteonea,,. 25C> Wilder's Pharmacy THE OLD Frsvrl ek eh BRELIAB LEafullnorLNHS R. E. JOLLY & CC A Medical Dictionary Very Campletctnd Up-t...…

…2 THE UN I VE SITY 01 MICHIGAN DAILY I Puolished Daeiy (Sundayaexcete)drngthe College year, at T U3 U1VERSI[Y OF MICHIGAN. orcEt The Ilated Press;, Heaning Block. Beth Phoese 147. YIANAGING EDITOR. F. EGELHARDot, '01 L. tIC IN +,S8 iIBANAGEB. T .l ooIii v 'o (.A.1,hate eUeAc. '01 E A. G.7teN ,'H ', J B. lioon, 500 C.. J. ilhea occeec iii SW.C 1. c i ClEsEVee 00 Aet The eahceeeito rce0f11tiDs1 .( o he coleli yier. itha ti<rleier eo noonce c ...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. -ar H'LDEBRAP JUST A STEP AHEAD IN STYLE-NEVER IN PRI( SID THE. NEW TAILOR, CE. 120 WASHINGTON ST. 1, J 3 2'2Z 13 , - - - -- MICHIGAN CENTRAL The NiagaraFalls Route" letclv h ihtoah OIN'1114. 31' NI)AII) T11411. Trtki,,g ('filot N\oVC11r 19, 1899. ~ ~ ' ooo s o 1 ..Or h",inrt" ('1 11 h irtsill Grand 111111 p t .. 1t10 lii psi 1 1 IX!. tt11 t5 1 i i ltw, Mliliu II 1113c.. .. 3, . 11. 0<i' X.X N. Y. Bot oS...…