… " .., The Weather Fair and warmer today: cold- er tomorrow. L -.9dL I Ar 4ijtr4tg an I:3aij Editorials An Investigation Of Social Security Criticism ... VOL. XLVII No. 30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCT. 31, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS 45,000 To See Expected Michigan $500 Donated To Dorm Fund By '37_J-Hop Total For Student Project Now Reaches $1,500; Faculty Men Back Drive Ruthven, Bursley Murphy Says LandonIs Not Able Leader Gov. ...…
…- - -- - ' I k Possbli1tv "O F re ch Farot f. A igler Deni es and this summer hd it that ro1 YI fessor Aigler was considering accept Stt sGreat, S y HemaResignat ion R.umor ance of the preidency of theUnvr c?___ ______-______ -~ Prof. Ralph W. Aigler of the law -!______ Blum Government Shiaky ; ministration has been unable to do school said yesterday that he was The People's Viwont Is anything about the same leagues or- definitely not consid...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wilsnack Resigns. As SCA President' William Wilsnack, '37, president of' the Student Christian Association for the past twc years, resigned his posi- tion yesterday and will be succeeded by Richard Clark, '37.' Wilsnack, who stated that his resig- nation was forced by his lack of time for the position, began his duties in ,the spring of the 1934-35 school year. He added that although he is giving up his position as preside...…
…T. 31, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____________________________________________ U Noma" THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'f we may suspect the individuals behind it of cut- ting their' own throats. But there is no such danger, we believe, for theseupersons are farstoo astute for this; it is much simpler to make Social Security a campaign issue, woo the worker with implied improvements, and then, the victory won, reject him. But let us be realists, let us...…
…L . S1, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Committee Lists Are Announced For This Year Approximately 300 Are Selected For Positions By League President Rueger Gives Names Five Principle Committee Appointments Are Made For Women's Activities The lists of members of various League committees for this year were announced yesterday by Charlotte D. Rueger, president of the League. The committees are the house reception, social, merit system, theatre-arts and p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ""& U . 1 .1 1 Wolverines Hosts To Illini In Annual Homecoming Game The Wily Dutchman' Really A German Says 'Wily Dutchman' 'Zup' Draws Laughs With looked a bit ragged against us, but our boys were partly responsible for Caustic Comments On that." Size Of Midget 1llini Davis Is Best Back To Davey Davis, Southern Cali- By IRVIN LlSAGOR fornia's ace quarterback, goes the Bob Zuppke, Illinois' shrewd foot- Zuppke palm fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -'PA 'aVEN~ St. Marys Loses To Marquette By 20-7 Score 'Buzz' Buivid's 75-Yard Run For A Touchdown Features Grid Classic C4IICAGO, Oct. 30.- VP) -Mar- quette University's football team re- ained .among the leading contend- ers for the Rose Bowl bid when they defeated a strong St. Marys teamf here tonight by the score of 20 to 6. It was the second straight defeat for the Gaels while Marquette retained its unbeaten record by...…
…AGE EIGH T T HE CMICHIGAN DAILY 7l T 1 I'38, Sally Kenny, '38, Nancy Kover, '38, Jane Pitcher, '37, Elizabeth Pow- '39, Be Corner Stone Lea u Comtees Named For Year June Laing, '38, Janet Lambert, ers, '38, Mary Redden, '38, Jean Waters g 37, Gretchen Lehmann, '37, Barbara Rheinfrank, '8, Barbara Schacht, IVirginia *___ .- Leif, '38, Marjorie Link, '39, Mary '37, Mary Skinner, '39, Eleanor Smith, wood,. F r a kn (Continued from page 5) Loughbo...…
… The Weather Lower Michigan: Fair to- day; slightly warmer today, warmer tomorrow. ohmmu__ i .90 E4 r A6P 4F 4AAt t Air,% m ~Iaity Editorials Virginia And The United States.. . Due Consideration... Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLV No. 27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS [ I I New Deal Scored By Col. Knox Says Fundamental Issue Is 'Preservation Of Free Enterprise' In Speech Formally Accep...…
…PAGE TWO T l 1 U f!1 rx N U IJILY FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1936 THE MICHIGAN I Official Publication of the Sumt Published every morning except Mo] University year and Summer Session 1 Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western ConferenceE tion and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATEI The Associated Press is exclusively en for republication of all news dispatches not otherwise credited in this paper an published herein...…
…AY, JULY 31, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEWS Of The DAY Complete Text Of Col.Knox's Chicago Acceptance Speech CHICAGO, July 30O-.(P)-The text tion to keep. That obligation was to of the address of Col. Frank Knox, fulfill the solemn promises of econ- Chicago publisher, accepting tonight omy and moderation with which it the Republican nomination for Vice- lured people in the campaign of '32. President of the United States fol- How did it me...…
…PAIGE FOIM THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAY, J'MY 31 ,1930 PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1936 0 OWNWOMMO F. D. R. To Visit Quebec To Talk U. S. Problems Abandoned Quoddy Dam Project Is Visited By President On Tour EASTPORT, Me., July 30.-()- President Roosevelt turned toward Quebec late today for a conference on American problems after a per- sonal appearance on the eastern shore of Maine. Announcing a change in plans in mid-afternoon, the President...…
… The Weather -0w,f 1Miehig an : G(;talAy c.r ilk soti(lt W'St1)11iuii.so Y A6igmi A4&1v Nov Wr Editorials i Watnt ho 1a- A- 1-1vn' }') 'er ('cIdIt ,Ir . PRICE . ..... FIVE CENTS. .....r.... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1936 . PRICE I'C'E CENTS VOL. XLVI No. 129 -- ---- . . . ..... . ....... _ _ __ _ _ 3 Hauptmann Ready To Tell More,' Wife Informs Governor W.A.A.Picks Six Miss Landrum , Hits For President Here Sally ...…
…111 r VII IAIN jIjALY TFUESDAY, MUCH 31, 19; LATE WIRE NE WS (With the inauguration of Associated Press teletype service in The Daily, Late Wire News will again become a regular feature appearing each day in this space). .Karpis Escapes G-Men In Arkansas Raid HOT SPRINGS, Ark., March 30.-- (A') - Police Chief Joe Wa- kelin said tonight that Arkansas state police, postoffice inspectors and Department of Justice men were seeking Alvin Karpi...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 3L1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !TnTT= PAGE VarsityDiving Quartet Makes Unique Record Coach Mann's Prophecy Of Victory Fulfilled By Fehsenfeld And Crew When Michigan's quartet of div- ers placed first, third, fourth and fifth in the three-meter (high) board event of the National Collegiate swimming meet Saturday to "win" the title for the Wolverines, one of the most unusual records in collegiate swimtming was established. The performa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, .. ... .................. . ..... . ...... . ..... . ..... . THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1c as it now can be passed. By this time it is obvious that the mere amendment will not completely repel the makers of commodities and war. But to repeal an amendment a Congressman must stand up and speak. It would be a war speech he would have to make and it might be effective. Granted that' there has been enough public pressure to...…
…I,..s MA.t i THE MICHIGAN DAILY installation Of Newfi League Officers To Be Held At Banquet PAGErFlVE Aprie& l6 I c7YTerryo-Y ound The class and school dances have been coming thick and fast lately and Stephanie is kept very busy catching up with them . . . each one seems more fun than the last. This week the "dents" stole the show Friday night with their Odonto Ball . . . and it was a grand dance ... everyone fell into the spirit e the Gr...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 19,36 Wars Increase Federal Taxes, Declares Ford Present Government Costs Not Highest In History, Says Econonist Without the removal of war pos- sibilities there will be no check on the increasing volume of taxes for the United States citizen. This opin- ion was expressed yesterday after- noon in a lecture at the Union by Prof. Robert Ford of the economics department. Wars transfer themselves to bur- ...…
…'the Weather Snow flurries, somewhat colder in northeast today; to- morrow cloudy, rising tem- perature, snow. L sit irn ~IrntW Radio Programs See Page Two for Tonight's Radio Programs. VOL. XLVI No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Review For Kidnap Case Is Ordered Lindbergh Case Reopens By Order Of Hoffman; Evidence Incomplete Insists Hauptmann Had Accomplices Governor Reviews Points Of Case In Doubt; ...…
…PAGIE TWO T-HE MI&1{IAN 5IL FRIDAY, JANULARY 31. 1939 Uelecrates From: Miehioan Will Attend .Parley Wildl Life (Conference To Be Held In "Washington Feb. 3-7 LANSING, Jan. 30. -- UP) -A dele- gation of 12 Michigan residents planned today to go to Washington to attend President Roosevelt's North American wild life conference, called for Feb. 3 to 7, The President has indicated the wants expressed by persons inter- ested in conservation in ...…
…FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Michigan Will Have Bi Entry In A.A.U. Meet Relay Carnival Will Act As Proving Ground For Team, Coach Intimates Stating that he intends to enter as many men as is possible in the third annual Michigan A.A.U. relay carnival, Tuesday, Feb. 18, Coach Charlie Hoyt yesterday intimated that fgr the Wolverines, Western Confer- ence champions, the meet will ac Mainly as a proving ground. Thre...…
…T H ME R ICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1936 ... , .-.,4. ,.. , , ;. 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...…
…rRTTDAT, JANUIARLY 21, 191G THE MICHIGAN I AIY PAGE FIVE w.. Annual Frosh Frolic Scheduled For March 20- In. Union Ballroom o- -- __ _ T Date Rvealed By Chairman Of Committee Paliard To Be Assisted L y Five Lirtrary Students, Twr, Erineers 'ieker P-ed At $2 Tentative Plans Set Dance Fours At 9.M.-2 A.M.; Orchestra Not Chosen The date selected for the Frosh Frolic is March 20, it was disclosed last night by the generalchairman, Robe...…
…I PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 31 151:,'6 PAGE SiX FRII)AY, JANUARY 31, l9~6 ____________________________________________ U I _ _ _ -- -_ _. _ __ New Teaching Policies Urged By Edmonson Dean Says Education Has Not Kept In Step With Social Changes A discussion of necessary changes in the field of secondary education, by Dean James B. Edmonson of the School of Education, is contained in the February issue of the School of ...…
