… ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr uan iaflj0bg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS wQvmmwA====w woompow" VOL. XL. NO. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS MICRIGAN TAKES CLOSE 2-1 GAME IN MROON CAIMP . - - I Compton, Aided by Air-Ti Fielding,. Allows Chicago Only Four Hits. ght NO ERRORS FOR WOLVES Wolverines Get Nine Hits From Southpaw Knowles to Earn Two Counters. (Special to The 'Daily) Michigan's title...…
… The Weather Unsettled, local thundershow- ers today. Tomorrow showers. Y i gan IuaiIli Editorials Five Inches On An Inside page ... Repeat Order... V. VOL. XLVI No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS MiPA To Convene Tonight Program Of Discussion Groups Is Announced; 25 To Be Held Brummn Addresses Opening Assembly High School Journalists Meet For Round - Table Discussions, Lectures With more than 370 registrat...…
… The Weather Mostly cloudy, cooler today; tomorrow cloudy and continued cool. Y 5k iguu jDatt Editorials What Does It Cost You? . . The New Public Opinion... Johnny Get Your Gun .. . . A VOL. XLVM. No. 156 ANNq ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1938 PRICE FIVE CMNS '38 Miehigras Attrats 3,500 For First Da Prizes For Best Floats Won By S.A.E., Delta Gamma And Triangles Kappa Alpha Theta Best Of 65 Booths At 11:30 p.m. yesterday, more ...…
…WPeather "air and continued warm. Y Sir igan ~Iaht& Editorial To The New Staff... Salve Et Vale ... VOL. XLIX. No. 156 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Donald Treadwelll And Hadley Smith Are Union Officers ' Succeed, Brickley, Belden As New President And Recording Secretary Installation Banquet Date Not Decided Appointment of Donald H. Tread- well, '40, of Grosse Pointe, as presi- dent of the Union and...…
…The Weather Generally fair and somewhat warmer today and tomorrow. L A& AOF AU- r Abw Tw ~Iaiilj Editorials The Independence Of The Irish . VOL. XLVII No. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS University Budget BillOf $4,673,253 IsPassed ByHouse ->- -_ _ _ _ Brutal Beating' Case Brought Against Police Five Witnesses Charge Suma With Inexcusable ManhandlingOf Victim! University Janitor Now In Hospital Accusation...…
…{ The Weather Ll r e AbF ti3a iiattu Edi torials Conflict And Understanding Cooperation For Sanitation.. Mostly cloudy and somewhat warmer today, preceded by showers in southeast portion. VOL. XLV. No. 158 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Literature Prizes Are Presented Highest Pulitzer Awards Are Given To Zoe Akins And Josephine Johnson 10 Presentations . Made By Dr. Butler Taylor Of Herald Tribune Honored F...…
…t. t EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN TOL. XLI., No. 154. . EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1931 IURCUUMR E NSANCT 0 PRICE FIVE CEN' N'El Bulletin Determined opposition to the University Council plan in its present form was expressed at a meeting i of the literary col- lege faculty yesterday after- noon, according to a dispatch in the Detroit Free Press this morning. The stand, it said, was b...…
…The Weather Slightly warmer Sunday. Monday cloudy, followed by showers. C, r AfigV ilaiIl Editorials World Conferences Vs. Kitchen Cabinets VOL. XLIII No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS World Polities Are Discussed At Conference Student Group Studies Hitlerism, Communism, And Fascism Religion Is Subject Of Speeches Today Franco-German Relations And Manchurian Dis- pute Are Examined Discussions of Hitlerism...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 '1 it ja atl VOL. XLII. No. 156. SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1932 WEATHER: Showers. PRICE FIVE CENlT FRE CH PRESIDE T 0 E OF SHOT BY FANATIC, SHTB DOUMER EXPIRES 12 HORS LATER Transfusions of Blood Fail to Save Life of Aged Statesman.i ASSASSIN SEIZED FRENCH MARTYR Russian Doctor Grilled by Police; Lynching Attempts Fail. PARIS, May 7. (Saturday)- ()-President Paul Doumer of France died this...…
…PAM TWO~ 11HE.MICHIGAN DAICLY. WEDNESDAY, MAY '7, 1930 TOMIGKTAT UkNIN Chicag a Drainage Canal Question! Will be Subject Discussed 1-by Organization. CLUB SPONSORS EVENT DEBATING TEAM WHICH WILL FACE DETROIT INS TITUJTEAOF TECHNOL(Gy fShortening, of Time Necessitates than e in Name; Orientation E per id'is New Tifle. Freshman week will bc known FACUL TY EXHIBITI iILM II~ L~1 TO CLOSE TODAY';I6tIIIVI IINkt Filid *,an fal an 'ucr, aining ...…
…t(I THE W-li I AI , THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1939 1~ ~JLURSDAY, MAY 7, 193~ I The Same Karpis LATE WIRE NEWS I _ Landon Leads Borah In South Dakota SIOUX FALLS, S. D., May 6. (P)-Gov. Alf M. Landon of Kan- sas and Sen. William E. Borah of Idaho were locked in a close struggle for South Dakota's eight delegates to the Republican na- tional convention and were sep- arated by fewer than 1,000 votes tonight as tabulation neared completion from Tue...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUIU U U i re n Mitrany Scores 'New Eropeai Securit Pacts Says Strict National Basis Cannot Secure Peace, -Internal Oir External (Continued from Page 1) says are being so widely heralded as serious steps toward peace and in- ternational organization-as nothing more. than military "give-and-take" agreements. Prof. Charles F. Remer of the economics department was chairman of the banquet. At the opening luncheon meeting at 1...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY -7;,1939 National Coordinating Committee Gives Alid To Refugees In U.S. ___ ___4 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN_ By ROBERT PERLMAN The National Coordinating Com- mittee Fund., Inc., one of three or- ganizations combined in this year's United Jewish Appeal drive for $20,- 000,000, was formed in 1934 by 20 wel- fare agencies dealing with the prob- lem of European refugees in the Unit- ed States. The work of the N.C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937 FRIDAY MAY ,n193 r 71F , Denhardt Is Released On Bail "Emil und die Detektive," the pre- Hitler film with German dialogue and English subtitles to be shown today1 and tomorrow at the Lydia 'Meridel- ssohn Theatre, is a "faithful repro- duction of the delightful book about children that has been enthusias-, tically received by students of Ger- man here and in other colleges for two years," Prof. Henr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1935 Sakdalists Blamed For Philippine Revolt -Associated Press Photo. Benigno R. Ramos (left), president of the Filipino Sakdalist party, and Tomas Espanol (right) of Stockton, Calif., president of that party in the United States, are nominal leaders of the group charged with the current revolt in the Philippine Islands. ing, from 9 to 12, on the following tive Committee in the School of Den- Saturday mor...…
…~THE MICHIGAN DAILY -THURSDAY, MAY 7, nni- C " JAPANESE A VIA TOR ST"ARTS 6,268-MILE SOLO FLIGHT TO UNITED ST°ATES; DESTINA TION IS SAN FRANISC O va WACES° f Com.:edy Club to Present Farce ANN ,TA RBOR NEWS-BRIEFS 11 1111 NEW WK" S AIDES opean Steel Magnate Claims Present United States Scale Excessive. tES BRITISH EXAMPLE er States Introduction in Continental Countries ASHING'TON, May 6.- (A') -.. ;es and their relations to eco- i...…
…PAGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1933 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to al members. of the U iversity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30. 11:30O a. in. Saturday. No. 1571 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home from four to six o'clock on Sunday, May 7, and on Sunday, May 14, to members of the faculties and other residents of Ann Arbor....…
…- -'- - -- Augmented by new materials from 1year, giving students in dramatics' Maa ndasworkloe te p ng awithkxnHnen, Conn.,Yal Iactual experience in the varied Mywodasworeeopdth ipnga ekin tiiNew heYCoe., Selucia and from Sephoris in Pales- {ciiiso lypoutoi a most elaborate civilization in the lw schol faclty ulQfl statitical ' ~~~~~~~~tine, the exhibition of antiquities'Neactivitierso th ooinplaydtaproductionte itera hasts frc Seuci-ontheTi...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY a WEDNEsDAY, MAY 7, 1930 THF. MTCT-ITC.AN T~AT1.V Fresh Air Camp Fund Drive Will be Held Today TAG DRY' REIPTS INSTRUCTION IN SPORTS, WOODLORE GIVEN TO BOYS BY CAMP ADVISERS TO AFFORD OUTING FOR 400 CHILDREN Convtributi nA from Student Body Will Aid S. C. A. to Attain Goal Set at $3,000. NEEDY BOYS BENEFITED Outdoor Life, Well-balanced Dici Combine to Develop Health of City Children. By Joh...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1936 THE MICIGIIAN IDAILY a s r r;; a. I ;1 ; a !; S 1 .I V R 1 A J !. Five Varsity Sports On Card or Week-End Hoytmen Meet Illini; Nine To Iaee Buckeyes Football Clinic And Game TO Be Held For Coaches And PlayersSaturday Michigan sport fans may look for- ward to the coming week-end as one of the gala athletic periods of the year, as Varsity squads in five sports swing into action with some sort of activity in their respe...…
… THE MICHIGAN DjXILY - LIN ES'- By IRVIN LISAGOR And The Derby.. . bear Pete: Well, just about now thousands of people are piling into Louisville and millions of dollars are piling into the bookies. Today is (in case you have not read the papers lately) the day of the Kentucky Derby. Once a year, Louisville is turned into a carnival town. In ease you think there is nothing new under the sun, Pete, you ought to be in Louisville on Derby Day. ...…
…SEND AY, MAY 7, 1989. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TSMEE 8V~4~AY. MAY 7~ 19~9. PAOE THREE MIPA Group Ends Session With Election Advisory Council Chooses Traverse City Teacher As President For 1940 Concluding the three day conven- tion of the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association attended by more than 750 high school students, the council of advisers of high school publications in the state yesterday elected Mrs. Elizabeth Moyer of Tra- ve...…
…7, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY b i 1=... ,. .,. t Z he Varsity Meets First Place Indiana Nine Here 4 PRESS ANGLE By GEO. J. ANDROS A Little Shaeup.. . COACH CHARLIE HOYT is plan- ning a little experiment on some of his trackmen Saturday when bel- ligerent Larry Snyder's Buckeyes move in from Columbus. Charlie is pulling three regulars out of their accustomed events and shoving them up into shorter distances. Howdy Davidson, Clayt Brelsford...…
…TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAQ E T Em Grid men Await Presenting Of Alumni Trophy Active Work Concluded; Four Are Outstanding For Chicago Award All active work cocluded with the annual game between the Blues and the Yellows Saturday, nothing re- mains for Coach Harry Kipke's Mich- igan gridders until next fall but to await the awarding of the Chicago Alumni Trophy, given every spring to an outstanding freshman player. The trop...…
… 'r, 1931 -, F THE, MICHIGAN DAILY' THF~ MTCHTCAN E~AtLV' u , _,- __ux , l CfUSADR S FAVOR DRY LAW REPEAL; OBJCTIVE CITE Young Men's Organization Seeks State Committees to Report on Liquor Legislation. CLAIMS VICTORY NEAR National Director Says Saloon Will Not Return; Urges Reform Action. f Te ew i# £ditor's Note: 'Ili\ _6v 1th ll t~,tl of lilyi liU'e * sLfid!Iy Jf in , ,Id ai . l~i of 1n(.I'l I (e u Ioege FOR the past two years, the ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1933 THE MICHIGAN D AllV VAP-r mTTiprv ..m.... THE 1 M11 a CHT(. v o AN d 1 e d A LIra" INE'~ y From the PRESS BOX' By John Thomas 700 Visitors MICHIGAN'S football coaching staff presented its most success- ful Spring Demonstration yeterday morning. It wa successful in two respects. More out-state coaches and players attended than ever before and sec- cndly, the program included a larger and more varied exhibition of f...…
…AY 7,1932 " THE MICHIGAN DAILY' PAGE T11 . --- ..v.... . e.r._.. . ....... ..a.m Diamond Team Battles Midway Nine at Cb]icagc MAROON SOUTHPAM WILLATTEMVPT TO HLT WOLVERINS Regulation Tilt Will Close Spring Football Session HURDLER McNeal Is Fisher's Probable Starting Pitcher; Rest of Lineup Uncertain. EXPECT HARD BATTLE Opponents Have So Far Failed to Display Highly Touted Offensive Strength., PROBABLE LINEUPS Michiga...…
…PAGE 7OUro THE MICHIGAN DAILY wmmDAY, MAY 7, mo , . Published every morning beept Moaday Contwl of Student Publication Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled tothe use for republication of all news di. w atches credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and the local news published .P erein., Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Special...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, Y 7, 19361 THE MI... CHIG.... ......... ... AN D . ,A.-ssILY. .. .,: THURSDAY... M.. 1AY 7i. *19a11 Y THE MICHIGAN DAILY six to one victory, showed clearly the sentiment of Maryland voters. The Democratic congressman who was quoted as saying," we now have nothing to fear, either in the convention or in the election," did not exaggerate. On every front, the President has not only won the Democratic primary, b...…
…TI E MICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning exceptMonday during the University year and Summer Session Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to te use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of republicatio...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1939 FOUR SUNDAY, MAY 7, 19391'11111 11 11 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r Max Lerner Lauds C. A. Beard's Interpretation Of Constitution The Ninth Article In The New Republic's Series: Books That Changed Our Minds At The Year's In California End DAILY OFFICIAL1 BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) x 1 '- , i o w-CuRg a 0 A 1 , ,ervmw t+w..vem w ..roao o[ Edited and managed by students of the University...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'A Program For Our Times' Promises . To Offer Lively Issues At The Parley THEATRE BY JAMES DOL'IL Art Cinerna League [E Art Cinema League which has brought so many fine films to1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of tb UnIversity. Copy received at the offie .' the Assisteat to tw PresIde uni 3:30; 11:00 a.m. on Saturday. I ...…
…)URL THE MICHIXN .,DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 7, 193 THE MICHIGAN DAILY '1tI . 7 I f '- I Pubihaied 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. MEMBER s5odated (gollegiate Ilion 1 934 (jitf Yi][) d1935 e MAMiROWwisCONS$ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY.MAY 7.1931 _ . _ , --- sited every morning except Monday dur- University year by the Board in Control ent Publications. er of Western Conference Editorial; Asso, Associated Press is exclusively entitled to for republication of all news dispatches lto it or not otherwise credited in this Id the local news published herein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Mchi second class matter. Special rate of granted by Th...…
…THE '~MICHIGAN DIL TTY SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1933 VAnV. VnTTIR, A" l*' F'V U'14 - .l. 11 -5...1 1.-5-. i. v r- - .- ---. .-...- _ .. -___ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ ___ __-_ 1-. - ___ - -i - . ..... ... ,. ... .. a !t THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ . 5 Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- tion and the Big Ten News Servi...…
….. THE MIV1 xCkI.A1N iDAILY I sATMYDAY, MA ,Y T 1932 trl t n tt 1 join in respectfully urging the judges, in keeping with the true spirit Avery Hopwood intended, to judge and award it accordingly.I Robert F. Yee, '33E. BOOKS 'o 1I led eyery morning except Monday during the University e Board in Control of Student Publications. er of the Western Conference Editorial Association. Associated Press is exclusively 'entitled to the use for...…
…'- W NIrE~A', MA"' , 1930. THE, MI HI AN -,GAILY j THEA MICHIGAN DAILY TA s sa 3 _ - UNIVERSITY WOMEN~ TU LHOLD UMETIN IN DTRIOT SOON. Mrs. Louis Karpinski in Charge of Arrangements for ! Local Women. MAY 15 IS OPENING DAY Eastern Section of A. A. U. W Plans Conference for Next Week. Members of the Ann Arbor branch of the American Association of University Women who wish to at- tend any of the meetings of the second sectional conferen...…
…MY, MAY 7, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F M H_--N-- PAGE VTV Frosh Project Theme Will Be Fantasy, 'Oz U 'Land Of Oz' Character 'o Show College Iypes Casting To Start Soon "Oz U," a humorous fantasy, wil be the contribution of the freshma women to Lantern night, according t4 Jenny Petersen, general chairman o Frosh Project. The pageant will be divided int college episodes taking place in th Land of Oz, famous fairy tale coun- try. Standar...…
…. .... as ". sw.a s v as a v. s-a s ...".:AL.r c]a :Ji.. iI i^ ;. ... Of Architects' ococo Revels Frivolity, Color Feature In Costumes; Gaylor Plays At Annual B'al Frivolity and vivid color distin guished the costumes worn to the an nual Architects Ball, "Rococo Revels,' held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. yesterda in the Armory. Prizes for authentic costumes wer won by Frederick James and Sally Pierce, Grad. Those who received honorable mention were ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAM F~ Third Ruthven Tea Of Series Is Wednesday Student Groups, Faculty Are Given Invitations To President's Home The third Ruthven tea of the se- mester will be held from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday at the President's home. Those who have been asked to pour are Maxine Baribeau, '40, Dorothy Shipman, '40, Barbara Bassett, '40, Mrs. Granville Mitchell, Betty Slee, '40, Mrs. Marvin Pollard, Patricia Mat...…
…MAY 7, 1937 .1 TRY 311 GH I.G A N, D A I LY Architects Declare Roman floliday For A nnunal Ball Tonih E S9 tl eautifuI Students Play To Be Featured At Intermission Swimming Proves Popular At Michigan Jlane Of Garnett To Be Guest' Richard Dennis, '37, General Chairman More than 200 couples will cele- brate "A Roman Holiday" at the an- nual Architects Ball, to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the Archi..- Lectural Building. Richard...…
…TUESDAY, MAY 7,15 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ruthvens Will Hold Last Tea In Annual Series Tomorrow Af PAGE FIVE ternoon 9 Fraternities, 3 Sororities To Be Received Junior Girls To Pour; Function Will Begin At 4 P.M., ,Wednesday The last of a series of open stu- dent teas will be given by President and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven from 4 to 6 p.m. tomorrow in their home on South University. All students on campus are invited to attend the function. Sp...…
…, MAY 7, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY F' raw" 4 . 0a --._.- -- .s-2 SIF&5Z zsL," S. 4 ( (|'INFR O T '32 parate Pamphlets Explaining Rules in Detail Will Be Made for Students. [Q USE PRINTED CARDS WOMEN MAY, NEW GOLFI JOIN CLASS Tournament Games to Be Played on University Course. LL WOMEN MAY ATTEND LUNCHEON First Annual Mother, Daughter Function to Take Place Saturday. All women on campus as well as CLUB. TO CONDUT TOUR OF...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 7,1933 THE MICHIGAN D AI LY PAGE FIVE M~n ttatv CAM PUS SOCIETY I Deliogitful Spring Formals Seen At Dormlitorsy, Sorority Daiiees - I Many Attractive Gowns Seen At Architects' Ball 'Dresses Of Formal And Informal Line Mingled With Bright Costumes Against a background of weird de- signs, colorful costumes mingled with attractive gowns, of both formal and informal line last night at the Ar- chitects' May party in the League G...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGr -m*S Q- --- --------- -f f 1 I eague Will Honor Mothers at Second Annual Luncheon Today PLA PROCRAM OF JUMl PLAY HITS Enid Bush, '33, Is Chairman of Arrangements; Assisted by Committee TO BE AT 1 O'CLOCK Prominent Women, to Be Seated at Speakers' Table; Alumnae to Attend. Activities honoring the mothers of women students will reach a cli- max today when the League onter- tains at its second annual moth- er and d...…
…rA & THE MI.CHIGAN DAILY GOLFERS TO MFET SPARTANS RESERVES LOSE TO FIRST YEAR DIAMONDTEAMi Coach Jack Blott's freshman baseball team appears to possess enough talent to 'assure them of a successful season. The yearlings have engaged the Varsity reserves in two combats to date and have managed to secure an even break. In defeating the reserves by a 7-1 score, the freshmen uncovered a very capable hurler in Lefty Mc- Kay. The second game res...…
…EI THE MICHIGAN DAILY City Manager Plan Holds Up In Depression Professor Bromage Shows In Survey Only Seven Cities Abandoned It (Continued from Page l) portional representation system meth- od of elections. 5. Voters voted their resentments rather than their appreciations. Their resentment at the operating of the spoils system and the land scan- dals blinded their eyes to the gen- eral improvement in municipal serv- ices under the manager ...…
…THE MICIIIG AN DAILY S MA Y '7 ailway Labor pct Hailed As, 1ndustrial Boon iarfinan Tells Teachers ldeasure Will Avert Wage 1ut Crisis (Continued from Page t) her than satisfactory and correct lements. )uring the morning session Prof. >rge W. Taylor of the University Pennsylvania spoke on collective' goining as an economic weapon. open discussion with Professor lor followed the talk and com- ed the morning program. .fter Professor Sharfman's...…
…OF THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUND~AY, AL 7, 1919 ,. r PRESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN The Swan Song. rHIISIS the column I have never anticipated writing. It's the piece that dampens the inspiration, that induces a sentimental gush bordering on the maudlin, that promotes the down-in-the-mouth feeling which those liver pills are supposed to cure. From the time three and one-half years ago that I bolted an after- neon class to enter the intriguing set...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 7, New Graduate Studies School To Be More Than Just Modern - -- -- - -- I. A two-day Institute on Industrial Hygiene and Medicine, conducted by J. J. Bloomfield, industrial engineer, United States Public Health Service, opened yesterday in Room 1528, East Medical Building. At the first meeting, Mr. Bloom- field, spoke on "Historical Develop- ment of Industrial Hygiene." "The main function of public health...…
