…-ddL A6 AW t a--, I p t XLII. No 42 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1931 PRICE FIVE( TTLE chigan Grid Captain Is Offered $2,000 Bribe g Coal Area TGovernor of State jIIIUULIUHII PANll to Give Talk Here IN GRAVE DISCORD A~l 0 J 0OVER SPEAKERSHIP Author Theodore Dreiser is shown here during his survey of condi- tions in the Kentucky coal fields. He headed a committee which investi- gated charges of political terrorism ...…
…STABLISHED 1890 4t1t V w 4 mlP MEMBER ASSOCIATE! PRESS 79 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1932 'PRICE FIVE =Z======;= LES OF RUSHING MP1AINTS CL9AIM Wisconsin Insurgent Council Meets;I Gould Says Fraternities Must Report Offenses. NO COMPLAINTS FILED e&fratcrnity all to Be in April; Budget Not Exceed $1,000. Held to Unofficial information regarding ic infraction of rushing rules was csented last night b...…
…settled and warmer Wed- y; Thursday somewhat y. Ll r e AlitF jIadii Edito We Don't Like Scalpers.... V No. 94- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1934 PRICE FIVE4 leaths Mount As Violent Austrian Battles Continue f,+3- overnment Wrecks Karl Marx Apartment, Social- ist Stronghold Z Cities Also See The 'Fight To Live' achine Gun Nests Are Set Up As Airplanes Guard Vienna VIENNA, Feb. 13. -(P) -Govern- nt guns battered wor...…
…Th'le Weather Fair and colder today. Thurs- day, increasing cloudiness with rising temperature. mom- Nam-j-j t zgrnz i~aiig Editorials Proposed Changes in Rushing Rules I VOL. XLIV No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ford Orders Return To $5 A DAYWage 47,000 Laborers Benefit By Increase From $4.00 And $4.40 Rates No One Loses By Raising Pay-Ford Makes Decision Known At Luncheon; Raise Will Be Retroa...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 j. t q rtan . ti ;I# MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XLII. No. 162. SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1932 WEATHER: Partly cloudy, Warmer. PRICE FIVE CENTS -. - _________________________ OHIO STATE BEATS ICHIGAN NINE, 8-4 IN TENSESTRUGGLE Steady Pitching and Hitting of Wrigley, State Pitcher, Wins for Buckeyes. TO PLAY AGAIN TODAY Wolverines Tie Score in Last Half of Eighth Inning But Visitors Take...…
…/ The Weather Lower Michigan: Cloudy to- day and tomorrow ,scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. i~E~fr iga ilaiIi Editorials A Campaign Paradox ... Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL XLV No 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUG. 14, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS Spain War Centers In North Area Rebel Forces Concentrate With Airplanes On Sector Close To France Government Drives To Terminate Strife Loyalists Hold Hostages, Ward Off An...…
…and cooler today; tomorrow. fair Official Publication Of The Summer Session Editorial Oil On Labor's Troubled Waters . .. ... .. .. . .. . . .......... .. . . .... ..... . XLIX.No. 16 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS lationists ten Kill Plan Huge OutdoorFestival For MedicalAid To Chinese Ice Cream Party Will Be Held Friday And Saturday On League Mall; Plan Dancing On Rackham Steps Twenty Barely ...…
… The Weather Local thundershowers today; and tomorrow; little change in temperature. L , r AIga ~Iait4P Editorials The Fight For Civil Liberties .. . I Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLVI. No. 14 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sumners Raps Court Change; Makes Threat Of 'Sit-Down' House Judiciary Chairman May Attempt To Prevent Vote On Issue Opponents Of Plan See Its Death Blow WASHINGTO...…
…Editorials A Word Of Welcome ... Negligible-Only 47 Millions . L 0k ian ~Iaiti6V SAMPLE COPY Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLVI. No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUG. 14, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS i ! t Rackhain Gift Allows Annual $10,000 Fund To New Clinic Causes And Possible Cure Of Rheumatism Subject For Research Major Problem In Medicine Today Rheumatism, its causes and a pos- sible cure will be the subject of a ...…
…41k I!3U 4Iait Editorial The Congressional Seniority Rule... Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLVII No. 15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Dr. Freyberg Sees Arthritis Great Menace Termed V Factor Climates Vorst In By Disability Temperate Speaker How "echoic" words are formed in the Dravidian languages and are utilized as motifs in folk tales was the subject of the Linguistic Institute lect...…
…Weather Continued cloudy and some- what warmer; clear tomorrow. L lflfr tigan ~Eait Editorial Dormitories . . The New Men's r Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLVIII. No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, AUG. 14, 1938 PRICE-FIVE CENTS Tokyo Refuses Responsibility For 'Incident' In Settlement Japanese Insist 3 Taken fly Marines For Violating War Zone, Not Army Men Japs Stimulating Riots InShanghai SHANGHAI, Aug. 13-(P)-The...…
… The Weather Somewhat unsettled today; tomorrow - partly cloudy, little change in temperature. - -d t4r Official Publication Of' The Summer Session Editorials Keep The Gunmen In 'School'... The Light Fantastic; Summer style.., VOL. XVI No. 19 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1935 PRICE: FIVE CENTS Soviet And Vesper Speaker U. S. Sign New Pact Trade Between Countries Expected To Triple As Result Of Agreement Russia Will Spend $3...…
… The Weather Fair, somewhat warmer in west and south portions, Wed- nesday; Thursday fair. LL iflfr E tt Editorials Young raarents And JuvenIlt sDelinquency Aspects Of Tolerance Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XVI No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1935 FVCENTS Killer Of K1 ers Dickinson Convicted Ferris, Three Girls Will Be Given Mandatory Life Sentences Girls Scream And Collapse At Verdict Striking W P...…
…III Scattered showers Friday or Friday night, followed by gen- erally fair and cooler Saturday. L fV. itigmi . ait Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XIV No. 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1933 a a a Aiton Speaks On Mexico's 'Democracy' Says Australian Ballot In Election Was Unheard Of In The Old Days Rule Of Terror Is Called Still Present Well-Paid Army Used To Mean Success For The Man In Command By POWERS M...…
…_;I The Weathe43 Generally fair, Thursday and Ca Friday, cooler in south portion; die T somewhat warmer Friday. the Official Publication of The Summer Session VOL. XII No. 15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1932 t'!...L~Chairman Sanders Opens Hoover Campaign I C ..--.pU'L I~- .-'D I Places in Tryouts lA/I.,i Editorials nkerous Radicalism: Ed- olan to Get His Share of 'Breaks." PRICE FIVE CENTS " . 1" YM k Iza eft an Drama Made ly 3...…
…... Weather air Sunday and probably niday. Somewhat warmer in theast portions. £Uftr igan ~aitA6j Editorials Our Football Card Answers All Set-up' Complaints. Official Publication of The Summer Session XIII No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, AUG. 14, 19323 PRICE FIVE a a a Two Speakers On Oratorical Slate Named Dr. Raymond Ditmars of New York Zoological .Gardens to Speak Will Durant Also Booked For Talk Philosopher to Lecture on...…
…Local showers or thunder- storms today or tonight; some- what warmer. Official Publication Of The Summer Session Edit Journalism Suffers A Great Loss ... The Religious Educa- tion Conference Offers You ... I I I VOL. XV No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY; JULY 14, 1934 Y r Californi a Paralyzed ByStrike Labor Dispute Board Fails To Make Any Headwayf Toward Settlement Hundreds Flee City As Strikes Spread Addresses Conference Cali...…
…The Weather air and cooler today; tomor- increasingly cloudy with wers in west and north. LY Sir4 ~E~i Editorials Roosevelt's Policy Of Economic Control ... Official Publication Of The Summer Session XV No.43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1934 XV No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN; TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1934 t PIKE FIVE CENTS PRIwCE ElWE ( " AMV.lr ; I, 'r-w n a I LargePart Of Niagara Falls. Breaks Away ock Estimated At Thirt...…
…BSTABLISHED 1920 &Ijr 'ummrrx lJIIfrhigan Iai1 MEM14BER OF THEI ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 e VOL. XI, NO. 13. FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1931 WEATHER: Fair Today. PRSCE FIStE CErfTS PRICE FIVE CENTS GERMANY ACTS TO AVERT FINANCIAL CRASH FR ENCH AVIATORS BE I.VD NEARING PARIS TOKIO GOAL Labrix, Doret Last Reported Passing Over Moscow Sunday Night. ENDRES BEGINS FLIGHT Yerrington, Maloney, in Flight From New ...…
…01 4 # ummr i lttljr_ U ~tirbi gan x1i MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATBD PRESSI VOL. XI. NO. 40. FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1931 WEATHER: Mostly Fair PRICE FIVE CENTS Republican presidential nomina- teul,, The above picture of the slaye tion. whtheir arrest yesterday. Reading fr "I realize that what I am1 about soe stone. to say will undoubtedly be con-_ demned, denounced or ridiculed as a bid for the Republican preside...…
…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1930 PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY r advisable to do, our only escaper from the impending renewal of war Lis to constitute ourselves a minor- gity element on the side opposed to t/ /I laf the out-and-out militaristic ele- NO WORD drublishe tie Iii ersi Sn gecept ond byment, and to attempt to balance FROM THE tht Bar in C ontro If Stuident Publications the influence of this group...…
…TiiT i U ic- - .e , . ... _ . ; -.L4& :l'ff7 4."llLI< kL ' j lJ . 'ERSONALnYiGIVESAppointed for Czecho-Slovakia 'W~ERTOHUMAN INDAVRS9B NS 'ait Surpasses Organization, Institution, Legislation, Says Convocation Speaker. [EN INFLUENCE HISTORY ,idividuhi Instructors Determine Calibre of the University as Source of Culture. 4 Per~onality is power in allfed DEBRAT' Prof. Densmr Meetings Series FINALS T( pore Announces Last sfor Preliminary s...…
…nAT1.V MTrAV IVAT!MV td 160111: w .aa. afa . tas.. ~ i - l./[-. t L 1V 1bYItI .AtP fAKCY 4 , IWV4fUUL ,_ , f WILLYS IS NAMED ITSAR RANGELDASPOLISH ENVOY SCIENCE !3FEIOU { S Ji I G !N se NA :10 Y v o i 1IlI FIiF PIANkSHEPARD WILL EXPERIMENT WITH ;II RATS ON TRIAL AND ERROR TESTS E[Al CHI FBR P110T Problem Is Mastery of Mazes As the rat finds his way through Recently Set up for, the maze, his pathway is observed irs. J. E. Burns, Who L...…
…THP M7rRTr.-NN nATr VY 'MM, T'1'ATV0n A "S1' 'K& A *Y I 'A i AfIA First Africa-Brail SPEEC'' DIEPARTMENT COMPLETES SENATE ELECTS HOPKINS~ MalRoute Blazed Nt _ON EC gJIG P 4R TS n'eetrygLouis A. Hopkins of the '1heappth sed yini u=cotton .that removes all the impuri- sgeeryng oflegUierwst eecte By French Aviator, e t~f h iaien~t of ~ro $ ertr fteUiest eae _____liustics and speech to record., ,t apuarat us is at present at a meeting Monday af...…
…THE, MICHIGAN r)AILY TUESDAY, THE MICHIGAN bAILY TUESDAY~ OCTOJIT' 1 ~jJ O.-o"Wo IoYD CONNOR HOP OFF FOR TbR ANS-ATLANTIC u TO ENGLAND WIT H HPSTOFIC MONOPLANE, FLIGHT COLUMIAflIIJMTY QFFICIALS' 'COL UMBIA SALARY CU Road Men to Have Engineering Display at Michigan State FORMER F ACULTY MEMBER RECEIV ES AWARD IN PHYSICS L. A. Young, formerly of the Gift of Ann Aror Resident Wi Assur-e Coxitinuancc of Dig in Near East. IAQ COINS UNFTHE...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEATLE^ 1,; ' -v1 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN ~%AILY FRIDAY, NOVEMIIET? 14. 1 EW SOCIAL HEAD I - \ 8 SC S SNEW SOCI AL H EAD MORLEY DISCUISS FOR WHITE HOUSE STUDIES OFERHL MAYA CIVILIZATI Carnegie Archeologist Reviews Work of Excavators ini Central America. CITES LINDBERGH'S AID Describes Rise of Early Indian Empires as Evidenced by Discoveyies. "About 2000 years ago, there be- gan to develop near the Is...…
…PAME TWO THI' MTrHI AN fIATYV STMhT A V )r'FfI'k'RVR. 1 lfJi10111JJA,.L,.LU L A d L IVA X l 11 1\ H IN L 1'-1 1 L j 941Y llll: s, s.+ , rrvirs t-c, .t* , ta3u YULETIDEC NCEHT Christmas Caroals and. Church Mscto Feature Program in Hill Auditorium. IS GIVEN EACH- YEAR TILSON REPORTS DEADLOCK BREAK iWhat's Going~ On CORSETNS __ ~MJEVES TOJAI I 1'~ s-"JstImjne"With El Brendel1. Y~ih~a --Mari-, D-1:Sler and Wallace Beery in "IVm and ri...…
…MAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DATT_.Y fT'f"M°tri iror M " Tro +r ". . ew r a. , -...... . t w r.ws REERC TAT N IN SUMMER SUCHOOjL Wide Variety of Courses to be Offered at University Biological Camp. FRONTS ON LAKE SHORE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1931 T -F M C - -- - -- -- A-- - I bi T""7T f "%Vf:x "t V% V v,% - -s i * r 4-r I s : v I _ INEW ARM IURED TANK MAKES 75 MILES PER HOUR IN TEST BEFORE ARMYOFFICERS AT LINDEN N. J. UUIIII U TInP EEN1T TA...…
…PAGE TWO THEI MI CrHXN IMETY- 4JURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1935 Private Duty Nurses Meet For Institute Dr. S. L. LaFever To Speak At First Session At 9 A.M. Saturday Representatives of the private duty nurses throughout the state are as- sembled today in Ann Arbor for the institute to be held through Saturday morning. The convention offers op- portunities for nurses located in the smallest community to learn the mod- ern methods and appliances ...…
…-- THE MTT T XN !15XIT: SATUJRDAY, DlECEMBER 14, 1935 Are Films Destined To Replace Books?. Dr. BishopThinks Not, Microphotography Process projection machine, a process which Leads To CIcan be worked in any library having a s To Conjcturing the necessary equipment. Cameras On Future Libraries have been developed which are cap- able of filming as many as 30 pages By I. S. SILVERMAN a minute, illustrating that a 350-page Will the extension o...…
…T fH MT~TC N : 16xIE TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1936 Travel Cinema Is Planned Ly German Circle To Show Sound Pictuires Of Tour By Members Of U. S._Colleges The Deutscher Zirkel, through its faculty adviser, Mr. Otto Graf, has announced the presentation of a German sound film, to be given at 4:15 pm. Thursday in Natural Sci- ence Auditorium. Admission is free. The film is the official record of a party of American university aca- demicians who to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T OEATR, T.14,193 BRIEF 'Wahinton*'complained that federal lending1 W I agencies were making inroads into U HIS PRESIDENCY THREATENED. their business. ca Inpeachment threats against the A subdivisional meeting declared as President and his secretary of state its opposition to branch banking crossed the Atlantic yesterday. The which did not observe the state boun- A charges, leveled by Republican Rep- daries as the main bo...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 14, 1937 this test in Room 4, University Hall, and Landscape Architecture. Partici- P011 Indicates 1 between Nov. 15 and Nov. 27. A fee pating schools: Universities of Il-; e e_ of one dollar will be charged each linois, Ohio State, Cincinnati, Michi- Students Want NEWS IN B IEF ___ 0 Studens WantEW S IN BRIE Fapplicant at the time of registration. -- ______gan. Armour Institute, Iowa State Schoc of Music. Co...…
…r~ ~THE MICHIGAN DAILY Subsidizing H s !'Encyclopedia' CorporateSups Tax Scoredha~r~iDrc No' Place Here, To Give 'Story As Unfair B y Professor Ford 1Iu2 WANED RS.L. WINNG,419 North Inals payment of corporate indebtedness, - - - -- -Do- has a large single room for graduate Boa d D cla es f niv rsiy (ontnud fom age1)and for reasonable exenditures for RIE to Milwaukee Ws.Cll Dn the payment of dividends by " cor- expansion and for transfer of net...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRiD- Y, i 1, I.KR TWO FRIDAY, JAN. 14. J~$ Fear Bitterness On Lynch Bill Will Stop FDRi Sen. Norris Says Feelings May Endanger -Enacting1 Of Legislative Program' WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-(P) -- Sen. George Norris (Ind., Neb.) ex- pressed concern today lest bitterness, produced by the Anti-Lynching Bill fight dim chances of enacting Presi- dent Roosevelt's legislative program. The veteran Nebraska Indepen- dent said bot...…
… sleep, Landon prepared to deliver his address at Navin Field. He con- ferred again with Lawrence, Vanden- berg and Brucker before leaving for the speakers' rostrum. After the speech he returned to the hotel where he expects to meet with Republican leaders and visiting delegations un- til after midnight. Fifty-three dele- gations seeking an audience in the afternoon were turned away, accord- ing to Carl Rote, Landon's secretary, and he was un...…
…GITW~ ~~i tr MII~1TTI~A~L LV~TTZY TURDAY, NOV. 1.4, L9~ TURDAY, NOV. 14, 1936 I Late Wire DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SATURDAY, NOV. 14, 1936 VOL. XLVII No. 42 Driver Dies As Train Wrecks Automobile Michigan Pulp Columns in Architecture Court Industry Meet Found To Have Unique History To End Today Lorch Depicts Collection piece in the collection, Proesor AQA p T r oILorch stated, is the Greek Doric en- NEWS (By The Associated Press) Perkii...…
…0 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRURSDAY, JAN. 14, 19 G.M. And Union Officials Are To C onfer With Gov. Murphy Today Strikers Blocked By Tear Gas Attack Of Flint Police EVENING RADIO PROGRAMS (Continued from Page 1)t these not be served, too. The warrants were issued, Prose- cutor Joseph said, "for unlawfully; assembling with intent to damage property." 'hree hundred "John Doe" war- rants for strikers suspected of ac- tively participati...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Prof.Hayden Speaks About Ref orm Plans Chairman Of State Group Announces Four - Fold Aims OfInvestigation Gov. Murphy Speaks (By Associaed Press) A special commission appointed by Governor Murphy heard its chairman, Prof. Joseph R. Hayden, head of the Department of politcal Science, out- line a "master plan" for governmen- tal reorganization as its objective, in Lansing yesterday. ,,Hayden, vice Governor of the Phil- ippine...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Joyce's Works Man-Hating Ma To Be Shown Motivated Byl Here All eek BySTAN SWINTON Michigan State's naive males may have originally motivated her feel- R ii ascripts Ae Displayed ings, but it took Michigan's sophisti- At Local Book Room- ates to send her to a typewriter inI fury, Marian Phillips, '42, the man- 'Ulysses' Is Featured hating girl whose article in "Perspec- tives" Sunday is gaining her nation- Holograph and type...…
…THE -TVIIC IGA DAILY SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 1939 THE -MICHIGAN DAILY SAURAY SN.14 1- Glee Club'Warms Up' En Route Noiseless Spot Finally Found In University By PAUL CHANDLER Amidst the confusion of Univer-' City buildings is to be found one room where noise is almost unknown. So completely sound-proof is the room that a person inside cannot hear a gun shot in the hall outside. It is the sound-proofed room on the fourth floor of the Natural S...…
…-All TT r4, Wf-MfT-vr.XN fi-Aii-N SATURDAY", MARCIT 14,193C a..Y. A r1.a.a.,e .T. Jt a. 1 V rt ATTTDAY.MAR. ^'."'lR r~J5U 13. ;~/yy L/d;y, i. i lt llYV a1 i'I IMRI {at Rosy Outcome In Battle Seens By Muyskens Declares Effort To Clean Party Of Rottenness Will Be Successful (Continued from Page 1) Two Victims Injured By Falling Flagpole i' ia I J>i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. .1 1 ch Soce pAiiTiiie/ It IP WANTED 'TAILOR ING SALESMEN wante...…
…PAGE TWO THE 1 I-TTEAN DAILY . . . . . ............ . --------------- . ..... . . . ................. . ..... . ...................... ......... . . ........... LATE WIRE NEWS Electric Eye Shown To Work By Simple Chemical Reactionsj I S I Kuox''Speaks In Seattle SEATTLE, May 13.-(IP)-Col. Frank Knox, Republican presi- dential candidate, told Rep. Marion Zioncheck's home-town folks tonight the Congressman's "gyratio'ns have been not more...…
…I TTIE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 14, 198 Where History Is Being Made In China Lake HANGCHOW i A N tN S NMIN - yT ANG NlNGPO SHASI . ,NG NANCHANGO WENCHOWo ru k* T rigrcg UN Lake C "NGS"AYENPING FU A Uv nJF0O CHOW IIMOY ar.-_ - SWA TOW !CCA NT ON wetRiverWL0N OWLON. (Ba.,. - - -- . oU Test developments in Japan's undeclared war against China are shown on this map, including the invasion of south China for the first time. No. 1 shows where ...…
… Series Of Plays To Be A Human Rights Roll Call to pro- all people and the guarantee of civil Preseiied In Spring mote an active consideration in col- liberties and equal political rights to leges and universities of a program all American citizens regardless of La Sociedad Hispanica will pre- by which democracy can be safe- race, creed, color or belief. sent the first in a proposed annual guarded was launched yesterday in The Roll Call propos...…
…gr PAGE TWO T HE MICH IGAN -DAITTY . TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1939 } t. .; . W . -,.: .1 7 14 7 :s 'Average Man A Poet,' Says Untermeyer (Continued from Page 1) ed of their services in other valuable capacities. We use poetry every time we see a beautiful sunset, see the inoon rising or "fall in love for the first time," he said. But we do not use it only in the general sense of having a sen- sation of the beautiful, but we use its materials...…
…I AOR Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1939 PAGE TWO SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1939 '+ Congress Enables lock Purchases Block purchase of tickets for the Senior Ball by independent men will be made possible by Congress, inde- pendent men's organization, for the first time this year. Independents wishing to take ad- vantage of the block purchase plan should register in the Congress office, Room 306 of the Union, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, A Colleges Will Train EVENING RADIO PROGRAMS Future Playwrights n ti nitely scheduled. Prof. David Mattern of the School The members of the entertainment of Music; Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson, committee are: Professor Kenyon, counselor of foreign students; Prof. chairman; Prof. Earl V. Moore of William P. Revelli, director of the he School of Music; Valentine B. University band; Mrs. Charles A. Windt, director of Pla...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1937 4 Royal Family Acclaimed A f ter Elaborate Coronation Annual Tao Da Lansing Senators Pass EXPLOSION INJURES FIVE Y Basic Science Measure DETROIT, May 13.-(P)-An ex- .w plosion of escaping gas in a two- . i Ti o StarLANSING, May 13.-(,)-A basic family flat here Thursday injured science bill, subject of stormy con- four workmen and Joan McFawn, 5, A 7 4 Aib Hwho was eating breakfast near a win- * - : 3....…
…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...…
