…I ,Weather ifantoday, not much (Vhang in temperature. Yl 7 S ir 4o Iait Editorial The New Dictator Bill'e VOL. XLIX. No. 116 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1939 PRICE FIVE ____________________________________ I Czecho -lSovak Crisis Results In Overthrow Of Old Cabinet Fear Of Foreign Coercion Leads To Entirely New Regime _Under Sidor Government Faces First Test Tuesday PRAGUE, March 11.-(AP)-An en- tirely new Slova...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 12,.1939 Local Churches Offer Varied Servi es Today Sermons To Cover Lenten Semblance Of Penance, Spain AndMarriage (Continued from Page 1) to discuss the responsibility of the church in social movements a 6:15 p.m. today at the Guild meeting. The Rev. Mason Wells, professor of phi- losophy attHillsdale College, will preach at the First Baptist church on, "The Christian-Jewish Tragedy." The Rev. Fr. Bolgar, ...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Mann .Demands Militant Stand Of Democracy Author Declares America Must Proclaim Herself To Stop Totalitarianism (Continued from Page 1) German Naziism was characterized by Dr. Mann as the "most radical, unrestrained and destructive assault against humanity the world has ever seen." The misdeeds of the Nation- al Socialist revolution, Dr. Mann maintained, lack any possible human sanction. "To d...…
…THE MICHIGAN :AILY SUN [CHIGAN DAILY The Editor Gets Told " t JU nd managed by students of the 1University of fnder the authority of the Board in Control of blications.' I every morning except Monday during the year and Sumrs "r Session. fember of the Associated Press ociated Press is exclusively entitled to the ublication of all news dispatches credited to otherwise credited in this newspaper. All epublication of all other matters here...…
…THE MTCIlGAN D XIY First Women's Intramural Debate (. Initial Speeches To Take Place In Angell Hall Subject For Simultaneous Debates Is Subsidized Intercollegiate Athletics First debates of the women's in- tramural series will be held at 5 p.m. Wednesday in Angell Hall, Betty Bricker, '40, and Anne Tawley, '40, co-chairmen, announced yestrday. The five debates will be given si- multaneously in different rooms in the building. All teams will...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1939 Natators Regain Conference Crown With 73 Points 4, Tankers Set Michi gan New Big Ten Scoring Mark Yankees Start In Where Ohio Takes Second Place They Left Off Last Year Withake9 Seoind;Place ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 11. Wonts; Relay --(P)-With Rookie Warren Rosar Team Cracks Record hitting a home run,btheNew York ________Yankee siege guns blasted the St. (Continued from Page 1) Louis Card...…
…MARCH 12, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Track Team Captuses Sixth Straight Indoo r Title Cinder Squad Retams Crown By Big Margin Michigan Scores In Nine Of Ten Events To Gaiii Overwhelming Victory (Continued from Page 1) while three others were dethroned. Walter Mehl lost his two mile crown, John Davenport his sprint title, and Carl Teufel of Iowa the 440 cham- pionship. Gedeon, extended at the finish by the determined bids of Purdue's...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A . _ h [lour Ti 11Feature Dceavl Griffi air To Be Held In Small allroom Of The Union hursday,_4:30 P.M. an Clare E. Griffin of the School Television Now Ready For Use In The ome,Prof. Holland Says Latest Type Of To Be Shown At Opening Receivers April 30 Of Fair. Television is now ready to step fiom the laboratory into the home, Prof. Lewis N. Holland of the electri- cal engineering department stated re- isiness Ad...…
…MUSIC SUPPLEMENT LL G Bk igau i3att, SECTION TWO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1939 Seven Of 13 Solo Artists T1 ho Will Appear Here For May Festival, May 10, ' + t y % ' : '.i 2 :.,.. :... v"il .: .:.: ..: ... .. v :. .....; v. I ; . f} Y 1 f C"^.ti .:., ::.'". " .'.2" ., .:ry ': .: ,i" r v ,v. 4.v:... ':: .. {.."c...: .: h;... .. ..:. :. .: .....:: ,;::" :. .:r .,...: ..:. ,...:, .U,. .. :.:v C§iiin ::;,3 }..>:;.:.J:v. .. I " h}...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU)NI~iY, AAVWH i2,?1939 Georges Enesco, Famed Violinist, Is Composer Of A Grand Opera Pinza's Boyhood Ambition Was To Be Professional Bicycle Riler v,_ Most boys want to become firemen or aviators but Ezio Pinza, famous Italian basso, wanted to be a profes- sional bicycle rider. Singing in opera was the last thing that entered his head. Pinza might have made his New York debut in Madison Square Gar- den during a six-d...…
…Rudolf Serkin Made His American Debut Under Toscanini' s Bato Russian-Czeeh Pianist Tours U.S. 6th Year Played In Europe Several Seasons In Company Of Violinist Adolph Busch Rudolf Serkin was born in Bo- hemia, now Czech.o-Slovakia, of Rus- sian parents. His father as a young man abandoned a career as a singer and became a merchant in order to support his large family. Rudolf was the fifth of a brood of musically tal- ented children. At four...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY hiladelphia Orchestra, Founded In 1900, Entering 40th Season C. _______________________________________ N 4 Conductors Have Headed Organization The Philadelphia Orchestra this year enters its 40th season as a mu-f sical organization. Founded in 19001 "to encourage the performance of first class orchestral music in the city of Philadelphia," it has grown from its original modest proportions to a concert instrument of ...…
…The Weather Fair and warmer today; tomor- row cloudy and somewhat cold- er. 00, A6F t 't cYYt 4:3attg Editorials Hall. To Canton And Enderbury.. I VOL. XLVIII. No. 116 AlN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS aP---- FiVtE, VENYMi , k t Michigan Favored To Repeat Victory I Six Men sWn Austria Bows To German Military; Posts InSeae7 In Big Ten Track As L700 Vote Adams, Cummins, Keivlcyj Kistler And ie (et...…
…rwo THE MICHIGAN DAILY sATR Y, MARCH 12 1938 Another Pin Point In The United State Imperialistic Map T Liiht Facilities X Are-in ro0ved ' SoarSdS States' BIlimess Office Lighting I 309)Per Cent Better; Prograim Will 4 oniniue Lighting facilities in the main business office in University Hall have been improved 300 per cent at a cost of $500, the Building and Grounds! Department announced yesterday. I This work is a continuation of the! reli...…
…SATURDAY, AtAly'.01 P", 038 'I'l Al .! -t1 p N i ) L~A 1. PAVIrr'. M A T I D iia _w i , 19 8 f F; I I li f A N.,A l I Miei~a, Idiaa, ace TrackField With Five Qualifier 's Each C edeon, Kelley, OlmsedGain Hurdle Places' Hayes In Qiuarter, Jester In Half Mile, Are O ther' Michigan__Qualifiers (Continued from Page 1) m , : A SIDE LINy IILVIN IASAGOIZ We EIct. Tankers, Matmen Place II- 7 In Prelimrinaries s " ....fw+..w..w. G s 5 1...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I U a Board of Editors MANAGING EDITOR.............JOSEPH S. MATTES ASSOCIATE EDITOR ................TUURE TENANDER ?SSOCIATE EDITOR .............IRVING SILVERMAN ASSOCIATE EDITOR............WILLIAM C SPALLER ASSOCIATE EDITOR..............ROBERT P. WEEKS WOMEN'S EDITOR...................HELEN DOUGLAS SPORTS EDITOR.....................IRVIN LSAGOR Business Department . BUSINESS MANAGER...............ERNEST A. JONES CREDIT M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACT TI -. _________________________________________________________ a nat List Of Patrons Of Odonto Ball Is Announced Ferns And Cut Flowers To Decorate Ballroom; Few T k Availabi Patrons and patronesses for the fourth annual Odonto Ball, to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday March 18, in the Union Ballroom have been announced by Robert Si- bilsky, '39D, chairman of the patrons committee. President and Mrs. Ruthven, De...…
…rA GE SIX THE ATICHIGAN PAIII'vi SATURDAY. ARCH 12, 1938 A . . ..... . ...... ......... . .... ......... ...... . ..A.. ...Y. Mass Induistry And esearchi ShowConflict Indus~4tr'y 'SIighting Sceiene gays P'hysicist; To Talk At Caoinin1g__SNynposiuml Concentration on in as', product ion by the auitomnobile induistry arid tb? preo0ccupation of physicists vwith their prog rams of research, har maintained an~ effective ba,:rier to the coopera...…
…Cloudy and unsettled today and tororrow, probably light snow today. I 00e, Sir iguu Elai1 Editorials Mass Production Of Babies.. VOL. XLVH No. 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1937 U r PRICE FIVE CENTS Motor Parley Is Deadlocked Over Wording Pickets Control Factory Gates At Chrysler Plant As Offices Are Moved Murphy Says State Will Not Interfere DETROIT, March 11.-(P)-Union demands for revised wording side- tracked final sett...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Guns Of Chicago Plain-Clothes Men Hat Taxi Strike Rioting " S 7 ';r :"..:;.. - ."i~u ; :.. . : ; Sh oG',? ' <. '.ext...:' . .. . ...,...,- - .....,s..... ..,.... Fra eindint F or President. K . 7 4 :;. 1. , Chicago policemen in plain clothes put a sudden ha It to a taxicab riot, pany's main garage when they drew guns and arrested 58 pickets on charges officer with gun drawn before group of pickets lined up against the w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lig Ten Mat Meet Will Start Here Gophers, Illini And Michigan Are Favorites PRESS ANGLE - By GEORGE J. ANDR%..- Tankers Seek Lash Seeks Record S Varsity Is Only Unbeaten Conference Team; Meet To Open At 7:30 P.M. (Continued from Page 1) able sophomores to fill in the four vacant weights. Chief surprise among the first year men has been Harland Danner, the aggressive, fair-haired 165 pounder. Unheralded at the onse...…
…THE MICH GAN DAILY 'AN DAILY I Member, Associated Collegiate Press, 1936-37 Published 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 matt...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ouples W ill Attend Frosh Frolic Tonight In Union Ballroom Committeemen Name Guests For '40 Dance Green And Silver Scheme Is Used In Decorations; Noble Sissle To Play Four hundred couples are expected to attend the annual Frosh Frolic which will be held from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. today in the Union ballroom. The general chairman of the dance, Robert Mix will have as his guest Suzanne Wells, '40. Florence Broth erton, '40, wi...…
…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY Cummings Pleads For Senate Support Of Court Changes Students Postpone Vocational i Si Univ has unti disp who Dr. Bur the havi divis mor voca CLOSE func the reau "« plac sear uncE the Befo dent anc atte and of t divis stud nica still plac cert. too bef o then "Th enou ofl refer any en," Cc dure voca that plet I lelp Too Long, Dr. PurdomnSays By ROBERT FITZHIENRY and tryout experiences are planned nce its inception in 19...…
…The Weather Y r. Sir igm Al 13 t t E,: ('klMI1 rI'tic 1 i'rdttbaseOf iilv4r,' _.__ i '" VOL. XLVI No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS C Ceek Grani Admits Dishonesty In NYA Work Small Percentage Receive Salaries Without Doing Work, HeSays Student Cheaters Called 'Scallywags' Hits Collier's Magazine Article As Exaggeration Of Minor Flaws Probably one to five per cent of the students on the NYA roll a...…
…rte ~Thi~ MI~A1T~XN T~At[Y THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 193( ----------- Austria's New Era Described In Radio Talk Prof. Schenk Sees Vienna As Modern Utopia For WorkingClass Describing Austria and its glamor- ous capital, Vienna, Prof. Philip Schenk of the English department spoke over the University Broadcast- ing Service yesterday. Hailing the great new apartment houses of the workers of Vienna which were erected since the war, Professor Schenk ...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 193G THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICICA l II .V Varsity Track Title tdanllge red Ill Eig Ten Wisconsin And Hoosiers Are Main Threats Osgood Favored To Retain 1935 Championship In High Hurdles Event Although embattled competition from Indiana, Wisconsin and seven other Big Ten schools threatens to end Michigan's two year reign in Western Conference track Saturday in Chicago, victory is likely to be fought out between the...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARC _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY I war on Germany they would have advanced long before the Deutschland's rearmament. ''' I1 But if the statesmen of the allied countries, and France in particular, were wrong when they drew up the treaty, and if they are the cause of the pres- ent situation, how did they err, and can their mis- takes be remedied? In the first place, there can be no doubt that Briand and Clemenceau...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I 1 11 1 1 1 - I I I - ---- ----------- a, Composers Of Entire Music For Junior Girls P 'Sprize' Music To Be Played By Al Cowan Composers Of Selections Are Robert Lodge, '39, Herbert Schultz, '39 To Open March 26 Tickets Will Go On Sale At Lydia Mendelssohn Office March 22 The musical selections for the 1936 Junior Girls Play, "Sprize!" have, for the first time in several years, been. written entirely by two Uni...…
…GE 9IX THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I W-NW"NNWWMW Roosevelt Wins In State Vote Col. Frank Knox Chosen By G.O.P. In Primary Of New Hampshire MANCHESTER, N. H., March 11. -(R')-Nearlytcomplete vote tabula- tions indicated today President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Col. Frank Knox won complete victories in the New Hampshire presidential primary. The primary yesterday was the first statewide vote on presidential dele- gates of the present national cam-...…
… The Weather Partly cloudy today and to- morrow; warmer tomorrow. L AOF ir4t an ti Editorials The Educational Opportunity Branch Postal Service... VOL. XLV. No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Say Revolt Is Crushed In Greecel Government Announces Complete Victories In Macedonia And Thrace Claims Cruiser Is Flying White Flag Unconfirmed Report Says Venizelos Will Proclaim Crete Separate State ATHE...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MA DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN bleaRdon in the Bulletin Is onstructlve notide to all members of the iversity. Copy receied at the ofice of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11.30 a.m. Saturday. ! THE STAGuE Classified Directory Notices iSesidenit and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to the students on Wednes- day, March 13, from 4 to 6 o'clock. University Broadcasting: British House Votes To 9:15-9:45 a.m....…
…'UESDAY, MARUCH 1Z, 193~5 TlE MICHIGAN DAILY I AGE THREE Sophomores Make Up For Ward'sShowing In Track Meet New Stars Get 29 Points In Big Ten Races Ward Forfeits High Jump Title To Save Heel For Outdoor Competition Holding a Big Ten track title for the sixth consecutive year Michigan's indoor championship team took a light workout yesterday with an easy week scheduledfor it as Coach Char- lie Hoyt paid tribute to the sopho- more st...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1935 wY w S X THE MICHIGAN DAILY '- Pubiinied every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Con- trol of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. MEMOER Nasociated (Megiate Iyros ~193 Q$0j * df igt 1935 MADSO IWSCONi MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to...…
…, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pro ._Earl Moore To Direct Music Of 'A Midsummer hight's_ Dream' Work To Show New Angle Of Music, Drama, Members Of SymphonyI Orchestra And Choral Union To Participate Prof. Earl V. Moore, musical di- rector of the School of Music and faculty adviser for the combination productions of "Iola he" and "The' Gondoliers" will dir Uthe orchestra and chorus'-of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," it was announced by Valen- tine...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) ing the new members for this semes- ter, are invited to attend. Reserva- tions should be made by calling Mrs. Galye Mehney, 22982. Coming EventsI Electrical Engineers: There will be a meeting of the student branch of the A.I.E.E. Thursday evening, March 14, in Room 248, West Eng. Dr. B. F.( Bailey will speak about unusual elec-I tric motors. Landscape Club meeting, Wedn...…
…AW t I AA 3,rj, .' t. t U-'Ai oriaI1_ Minor Issues Must WaJ Their Turn; The May Festiva Another Success. VOL. XL1LH No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1933 rICE~ FIVE Cl ;;7u Banks To Open On Monday Progressive Opening Plan ForASound Institutions .iAuthorized Reserve Ians To Open. TomrrowI Others To tart Activities On lesday, Wednesday To Ship Currency WASHINGTON, March 11--(A)-A progressive plan for opening of the sound b...…
…PAGE TWO THE DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Criminal Of Today PublicationI In the Bulletin is constructive nottre to all el ers of thi is Caled tiniverstty. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the Presideit unti FR-Eor- Reven 3:30:1 1:30 a ,. Saturday. -g VOL. XLIII SUNDAY, MARCH 1Z, 1933 No. 117 "The criminal of today is the re- NOTICES incarnation of the American Indian," President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home from four to six o'clo...…
…THlE M 111G1)N A I,,Y' From the PRESS, BOX Sate itie Seveii es Swi BTtle WorSelied imi For By Battle Creek (33 Coif Tean 1 60 ilVMIeiEnter rc Iarassed h Jn ofilve r Shlield ionfereince Basketball Season Uncovers Unosutal Soph Taler 11 ByIF RED) A. ilUlllR By John Thomas 4ll-Sturs Vs. Vursity fall-Ca (Ilfl p s Box ing , :1 * HE SWIMMING TEAM wants to win two more titles before the season is closed, the Conference and the Intercollegiat...…
…TIIE MICHIGAN DAILY AN DAILY roepolitancenters, but it adds greatly to the stand- ing of the University of Michigan as a cultural center and brings to the city many of those prom- inent as music critics and music followers from the entire nation. CampuS Opinion Letters published in this column should not be construed as expressing the editorial opinion of The Daily. Anonymous communications will be disregard- ed. The names of communicants w...…
…_____________THlE MICHIGAN DAILY l CAMPUS SOIETY Ite's From' Other amp U'1[1 Election Dates Set To Vote On New Officials Chairman Of J. G. P. Will Be Elected March 28; Others On April 5 Announcement of the dates set for the election of next year's officers for the Junior Girls Play, the League,1 and the Woman's Athletic Associa- tion was made today by Helen De-I Wit(, '33, president of the League. On March 28 will be decided Who the gen...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY __ ! '-- - ! {{ ? ' "' 0UJ4 'i s e ~ uA PC 1PAYASIE TC T S 8i-A)KER }iFOP U*NO; } 1 a A"FZEP94ZW ANO +e Ci Jd C7T 4E tcLU ' AN -iu F t cd }-rVH £12 tt =R f .M.C'!SI. ' T 1 F3I CS5 u F h r; AN " . , tj +«7,Ao r..Ei a C *AM :-'r , ., C >t -r9 g3,' ± A, '6 " 4 i~ w- s.l -~m .er <. ai. a: .F -: ' {{f 1, 3 ...Vgp. ' i ii a1 . t " ILLIW O1 z" S t i { .r 4 d~r' ( r. - 6rT ! '^ r d a. 6 4.,.. 3r. ttn ,;* a .._ _-..". ,io.rr~c- e.cYa...…
…Air w14 P a t4bo i I MEBASSOCIAl S SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1932 PRICE s LE 0 ou LIFI i FR WRESTLRS WK HIES GE Dougovito, Stoddard, Thomas, and Wilson Qualify in Big Ten Meet. INDIANA PLACES EIGHT Defending Champions Top List of Qualifiers in Defense of Conference Crown. BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 11.1 -Indiana, defending title holder, by placing a man in every one of the eight events, leads the field of qualifiers entering the semi-fina...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .c U e University vvesern onerence Ednorial Association I Press'is exclusively entitled to the use for re- news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise >e and the local news published herein. Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ial rate of postage granted by Third Assistant y carrier, $4.00; by mail, $4.50 %rbor Press Building, Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Editorial, 4925; Business. 21214. EDITORIAL STAFF ~Te~l...…
…i THE MICHIGAN DAIL''Y THE MICHIGAN DAILY arts Work in Earnest for 193 2 le S PLAYERSIEMAINS STAR DESPI andidates Out for Spring h4; L ong Dril4 1 oA Fundamentals. forty men responded to - V ball for spring football * last Wednesday night, and' the end of the week it is d that this number will be increased. plans on starting work ina next week, with the empha-} .g placed on fundamentals.,-. al kickers and passers will ne in for their...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY )FFICIAL BULLETIN Frosh Frolic meeting Sunday, at 4:30 p.m., in Room 302 Michigan Union, Bookshelf and Stage Section of the Faculty Won's Club vJ! willmee Tuesday, March 15, Atite home of Mrs. O. S. Duffendack, 2107 Devon- shire Road. II r.. rIll > 2F' s in in the Bulletin is constructive notlee to all members iversity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to ent until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. Ii _ _ _...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 G f Air Ap Itr t an Aw - V 4 vi 460 atl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 114 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS STATE SCIENTISTS TO CONVENE HERE MA-RCH 26, 27, 28 Professor Conklin of Princeton Will Make First Talk of Meeting. NEW SESSIONS ADDED MICHIGAN EXECUTIVE CLEARS DESK FOR WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON TEAS Contacts...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1931 . . ......... K USENSELECTS ] ( TIt T 09 Architectural Society President Selects Nine Chairmen for Annu Affair. NINE BOOTHS PLANNED Masked Costume Affair, Pageant, Booth Decoration Prize Feature Plans. Heads of the nine committees for the Architectural society's annual Architect's ball to take place May 15 in Waterman gymnasium were announced yesterday by Percy C. Knudsen, '31A, president of...…
…12, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY REPORT INIlcATES BREAK UP OF ICE IN LAKE HARBORS - . ", Vast Stretches of Open Water Are Reported for Lake Superior. STRAITS ARE ICE BOUND Detroit River and Western Lake Erie Are Free of Ice. (By Associated Press) DETROIT, March 11.-Great lakes harbors generally are open- ing, although most of them st l are ice-bound, and few ice fields are to be seen, according to the ice report issued here by Norman B. ...…
…THE: M I C H I G AN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 12,- 1931 __I Published every morning except Monday during the University Year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all newsdis- pace redited to it or not otherwise credited in thispaper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor...…
