…Frro prlo T HE M IC H l GA N D A ILY Saturday, February 12, 1938 rage yournTiS SSTOCK MARKE TSECTION LATEST QUOTATIONS ON THE ANN ARBOR EXCHANGE Contrasted With Last Year's Standings PREFERREDTrign .26 18 Beta Theta Pi 19 15 Psi Upsilon 16 23 Sigma Nu.11 10 RChi Phi 25 19 Delta Sigma Pi . 18 29 Lambda Chi Alpha 15 17 Alpha Delta Phi .. 10 NIly NIly-Not Listed in '37 Delta Kappa Epsilon 23 22 Forestry Club 18 28 Theta Delta Chi 15 20 Kapp...…
…Saturday, February 12, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Killian, Reid Hold Sway The Watt Street I ,Wolves Get Fat In Ticker Tape Deluge OnTheseLanbs /T (Continued from Page 4) 1e1 h cloth and rose quartz accessories were Isabel Bruyere, '39A; Betty Lou strategically placed about her gown. Flynn, '40; Dorothy White, '38; Myrtle Elsie Jane Burkett, '39, attended Remillard. Detroit; Betty K. Stadel- J- H p G ests with Lawrence Lackey, co-cha...…
…Saturday, February 12, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Saturday, February 12, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Kilia DRei UldISay The Watt Street fOu y Wolves Get Fat In Ticker Tape Deluge,0nTheseLanubs (Continued from Page 4) H ehat cloth and rose quartz accessories were Isabel Bruyere, '39A; Betty Lou H e re I s Watstrategically placed about her gown. Flynn, '40; Dorothy White, '38; Myrtle Elsie Jane Burkett, '39, attended Remillard, ...…
…Paqe Six T HE M IC H IG AN D AIlLY Saturday, Februarv 1298 PaoSxTH IHGA ALStrn ,ermr 2 Dalen, Stockholm, Sweden; Cecily Forrest, '40A. Phi Delta Theta 21 Ruth Barber, '39; Lauretta Allia- son; Mary Merrill, Appleton, Wis.; (Continued from Page 5) Zivia Seltzer, '39Ed; Harriet Levy, Nellie Newland, Detroit; Helen Jean Dean, '39; Jane Ellen McConley, Chi- troit; Ida Warren, Ann Arbor; Jewel '40; Ruth Brownstein, '37; Laya Fau- cago; Betty Ma...…
…Paqe Six T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY anti dri Fror b n 17 1 938 Pae Six Tyu K4ICN ruary iDA " Dalen, Stockholm, Sweden; Cecily "T he ttl orrest, '40A. e tte Lambs' tPhiDelaTheta 21 Ruth Barber, '39; Lauretta Allia- ___ son; Mary Merrill, Appleton, Wis.; (continued from Pale s) Zivia Seltzer, '39Ed; Hariet Levy, Nellie Newland, Detroit; Helen Jean Dean, '39; Jane Ellen McConley, Chi- troit; Ida Warren, Ann Arbor; Jewel '40; Ruth Brownstein, '...…
…CSaturday Fearv r1 2. 1938 THE M I CHI GAAN D AiILY PaaSeven THP tACH(Z I' yI II.P.y°Sve The Story Of The 1907 Depression And How It Was Solved ......... By Waldemar Liptmannn Times Were Pretty Bad Then, Too; Ask The Man Who Owed Some There was no Joy in America. Even see women. Automatically clasping Faith and Hope had fled to Europe. her to his bosom, he spoke first: "My Charity, not very resourceful, began name is Joe Zilch." Then he ...…
…Ca Cn P k....nr, i1 7 1 4 5 T LJ C AA I I (-- i/'AA I n AI I \/ Dn- 4Z C o -iauraayUr-eouoryi z-, 7325 I cIr 1 1-ri1k3jHIAN vr -rrg ee I The Story Of The 1907 Depression And How It Was Solved .........By Waldemar Liptmannn Times Were Pretty Bad Then, Too; Ash The Man Who Owed Some There was no Joy in America. Even see women. Automatically clasping Faith and Hope had fled to Europe. her to his bosom, he spoke first: "My Charity, not very ...…
…Page Eight T HE MIlC H IG AN D A ILY Sntujrdan Febiirua 171; EyTyH MADl The Demand Is Plenty Arrival of ______ HighBuyers (Continued from Page 6) '40; Arline Wolf, River Forest, Ill.; I Hulbert, Detroit; Janet Powers, Oak Farmer, Chicago, Ill.; Mary Becker, By PHIL BUCHEN '41; '41; Phyllis Bauer, '38; Ruth Hat- Hazel Shay, Western Springs, Ill.; Pa- Park, Ill.: Virginia Voorhees '39. Altoona, Pa.; Betty Whitney, '38; (Arriving buyers may ...…
…Page Eight T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Satujrdav Februar 12l; DemadIyen 1i Aryia ,o The Demand Is Plenty lihArrivyl rf ., - (Continued from Page s) '40; Arline Wolf, River Forest, Ill.; Hulbert, '41; '41; Phyllis Bauer, '38; Ruth Hat- Hazel Shay, Western Springs, Ill.; Pa- Park, Ill. field, '40; Mary Margaret Meloche, tricia Odell, Dayton, Wyo.; Mary L. Sigma N Gene B Reed Ho ----- Krieghof s~ ces McKi c~nnounein JBetty M J 4nnounCInveste...…
…Snturdav Februanr 121 3 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Page irne WAnother Colossal Triumph Why People o To i-P-iop For Our Poll Editor - - - Here's Inside Dope Straight FromSpiegel In a confidential poll conducted among J-Hop guests by the Daily's confidential poll department (headed by J. Spiegel, well-known confidence man), it was discovered that the ma- jority of those attending the brawl do so for other reasons than those generally given. ...…
…Saturdav. Februarv 12 98 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Page Nine ,nirn nrir 1 21T E M HI A D ILPoe in Why People Go To J--Iop tivations behind Hop attendance are 8. "Because I got kicked out of my H ere's Inside these, says Spieg, in order of fre- rooming house yesterday and didn't quency: have any place to spend the week- D o e Straight 1. "Because I may get expelled as end." o e soon as exam marks are in." 9. "It's the only way I could get a...…
…Page Ten TI.JC AA II- LJr A Ki r, A ii v ST H ELM I C IiG AN DAIL Y Saturday February 12, 1938 The Staff Of The J-Hop Extra Managing Editor JOSEPH S. MATTES Associate Editor TUURE TENANDER Associate Editor WILLIAM C. SPALLER Associate Editor ROBERT WEEKS J-HOP ISSUE EDITORS JOSEPH S. MATTES EARL R. GILMAN ASSISTANTS: Helen Douglas, Robert I. Fitz- henry, Joseph Gies, Walker R. A. Graham, Roy Heath, Saul KleIman, Morton Linder, Robert Mitch...…
…Page Ten T HE MI( CH i G A N D AIIYv C-4.. .-A- C t_ ...... 1 I 1 n730 P Tnc 5IV% i %. n1 IN u H eA ii\L. LSaturday, February IL, 0193 The Staff Of The J-Hop Extra 4 .. . Bear Facts.. . Managing Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor. Associate Editor JOSEPH S. MATTES .TUURE TENANDER WILLIAM C. SPALLER .. ROBERT WEEKS J-HOP ISSUE EDITORS JOSEPH S. MATTES EARL R. GILMAN ASSISTANTS: Helen Douglas, Robert I. Fitz- henry, Joseph Gies, Wal...…
…Saturday, Februarv 12 98 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY DP,^C- r, u "rv 1% 1932 THF M1, L I v I A 14 L- , L-Y rage Eleven 1 200 Patrons Watch Market Governor Murphy, his sister, Mrs. and Mrs. C. T. Olmsted, Dean and Thompson. William B. Teahan, and Mr. Teahan Mrs. W. B. Rea, Dean and Mrs. H. C. Prof. Louis G. Vander Velde, headed the list of more than 200 pa- Sadler, Dean M. E. Cooley, Mrs. B. F. Prof. and Mrs. W. A. Abbot, Prof. and trons a...…
…Saturday, February 12, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Saturday Februay-12,"138 THE-MCHIGAN-AILY Pae Eleve 200 Patrons Watch Market Governor Murphy, his sister, Mrs. and Mrs. C. T. Olmsted, Dean and Thompson. and Mrs. T. H. Tapping, Mr. and William B. Teahan, and Mr. Teahan Mrs. W. B. Rea, Dean and Mrs. H. C. Prof. Louis G. Vander Velde, Mrs. R. M. Thrall, Mr. S. L. Travis, headed the list of more than 200 pa- Sadler, Dean M. E. Cooley...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 12, 1938 PaeTeleTE IHGA ALYStrdy e, ur ,2 93 F. 1 i.- WE ARE OPEN ALL NIGHT For Your Service and Rrefreshment Remember Us After the J-HOP. WAYN E COFFEE SHOP 201 East Liberty aZie Iootie, The nd Once Hale Carnegie's Sweetheart, From Wahoo, Neb. She Became AStepping Stone BE A SUCCESS AT THE PARTY disadvantages I had. I was going to, By HALE CARNEGIE the Hop with a girl named Mazie (...…
…Paae Twelve T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Saturday, February 12, 1938 ,Te 1, 1 WE ARE OPEN ALL NIGHT For Your Service and Rrefreshment Remember Us After the J-HOP. WAYN E COFFEE SHOP 201 East Liberty 6\Fattkr Pay Erivelope A Sure Way to Get On the Payroll ! COURSES for UNIVERSITY GRADUATES and UNDERGRADUATES Shorthand BusinessEnglish Typing Letter Writing Dictaphone Spelling Accounting Hours to fit your University Schedule SPECIAL THREE-MONTH...…
…Saturday, February 12, 1938 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Page Thirteen Saturday, February 1 2, 1 938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paae Thirteen Undr TUhe CWith Lord Beaconsfield Under TheClockW(Benjamin Disraeli) A Sad Story Of Johnny G. And The Ho IT WAS A SAD STORY that came tC us-even unto the very day of th J-Hop indeed. For it is the tale oa the youngest member of the Boys ir the Back Room, our gentle friend Johnny Greenbehindtheears. For weeks t...…
…Saturday, February 12, 1938 T HE MI!C H IG AN D A ILY Page Thirteen Saud , Fer ,r 1 .198T E IHCA AL eTite I de TheCloc With Lord Beaconsfield n er n OCK I(enjamin Disraeli) A SWhy I'll never be able to hop any- the dancing couples with a dreamy d where!" eye. A haze descended on them all. wh"ere. Ah hopped in them.. . and All but Johnny, who slipped away. foah many a yeah ah hopped in them, O f Johnny G suh!" the Old Southern Gentleman A ...…
…Page Fourteen T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Saturday, February 12, 1938 For a real Barbeque Sandwich The Gingham Inn Five Miles East of Ann Arbor on Washtenaw ' c for S1. Valentine's Day d a Git of Gardenia SValentie's Day entonct for hr....Mary D.IdI's5trll Ir's du CGardenia a l11hfulperfue issonattrcive red haari'sItaped box a ti $250 C")~ See our Cosmetician about C)' this Exceptional Value!L" -& < 4 y SWEETS for the sweetest one. Give her ...…
…Paqe Fourteen T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Saturday Februarv1 1 8:U Poa Fourteen"" 1 (V TH . AAI I VIN I f l V I-U, gC~k U,.y , 1710 For a real Barbeque . Sandwich Go toentin es May HelIp U s Out The Gingam Inn vaI Five Miles East of Ann Arbor on Washtenaw a i for St. Valentine's Day --$ Gift of Gardenia h V tenne s Day sentimcnt for er . . . Mary DueMll's ru ec u du Ga ecia a delSklul perfume in an attractive rec feart-shaped ox p $2 50l See...…
…Saturday. Februarv 12 98 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Page Fifteen ,tr a A Survey Of Exploitation HOSIERY We have the Shades, the Weight and H ere Is FoundAbout The Bunny Hop peratnesudchindecencies.d twhe Prices are Moderate _ harne dalllit"d(theaendmakei How The BandsIn a journalistic jam session fo- not be tolerated at any dance." sound modern!)(tdance.namAnd thentmakesRtT mented in 1912, the Daily beat out The campaign bore fruit-not ...…
…I Saturday, February 12, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen Saturday. February 12. 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pane Fifteen A Survey Of Exploitation H ere Is Found trick of singing the titles of songs on the radio, thus eliminating the rdHhB necessity of announcements. He does not, however, sing the sales talks or station identifications. 'Waw' J. PubliC As for Mr. Dorsey: The first engagement of his or- chestra was at the "exclusive" Sand...…
…Page Sixteen T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Snti drn Far bnr 17 19QIR I SixteenT F1Zuray, rury 14,1730 Past Stock Flurries........ By Pookie 5 wasn't punting, passing, and praying, he turned movie actor. Again a little G eor e T e sHarry was always panting) that man almost stole the show, as Pedro Fletcher Henderson and Ted Weems came through in fine fashion. had been selected to disturb the pic- was kind of a tough job to pick O f o B dture-t...…
…Saturday, February 12, 1938 Pie Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY -aeSite T .M. HG N DAL atra, erar.2 13 Ouir Own 6xclusive Graph Of 'W&hat w7#as W7Jappened Send TProbably gLil Ifap pen Tr -PoAM ASKS 5swat ivr 1~-, Ar 5 '0 Fi&QE ry A14 LR6T r r G busy TOANOs tASr OF UAtY o I&HT ~ '8 or4ER rgRn 1- 501 8Nc5K (rE, EP YS Bo okUYSANOCCIr iK!, 01 E N 11* CI9fk4M , 1 5 . 7 ,. R, C. SCA y AL ,. .° GCtA SI I JAN, 25 97 Z8 zo 30 3) FED Z 4 5 C3 '...…
…The Weather Rain v snow north, and rain turning to snow in south; colder in west today. L Sir&iAzi 30att Editorial, The Ludlow Proposal.. Battle Of Te'ruel.. VOL. XLVIII. No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Adequate Aid For Michigan Relief Pledged) At Whitehouse f Murphy, In Washington, Says Slump Is Serious But AppearsTemporary Finds Evidence Of Automotive Upturn WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-(P)- Governo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JAN 12. 1903 Roosevelt's Plea For Big Navy7 Seen Link in Recession. Cure PIII ncY Labels Chiin ar industries, lie, stated, emphla ti' jug; Excuise For Resumption that department stores are onlyR slightly behind last year. Such a Of Inflation Policies condition, Mr. Palmer said, cannot last with the nation's purchasing (Continued from-Page x) power dwindling rapidly under the effects of unemployment and fear. a...…
…WEDNESDAY, MN. 12, 8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T Hockey Team1 Starts Drive For - _ Rough Tussle Is Anticipated ASE By-Wolverines By IRVIN Weight Advantage Gives EDITOR'S NOTE: That mad mis- creant of the Minneapolis mail, and our Gophers Edge In Tilts. vindictive critic, comes up with a gloat- e aing screed on the Minnesota hockey six. sTo Start Why we condescend to print these, we don't know-unless they appeal to our indolent nature. But t...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DATLY WEDNESDAY, JAN 12, 1938 I WEDNESOAY, JAN 12, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r- / 11 - days within the city after its capture were made under all the disadvantages entailed by assaults against a fortified position with none of the. advantages of surprise, the key to the Loyalist success. The stronghold may still be retaken by the Rebels, but every day makes the possibility more remote and multiplies the difficulti...…
…WEDNESDAY, M-N. (-,, IDES THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FITE WJ?~DNESAY, .AN.12. ........ F.. Norma Curtis Will Be General Chairman Of Assembly Ball Jai.18 And 19 Are Dates Set F Ptor Petitionin Interviews For Chairman Positions Will Be Given At LeagueJan. 20, 211 Norma Curtis, '39, has been chosen general chairman for this year's As- sembly Ball, Helen Jesperson, '38, president of Assembly, announced yesterday. The definite date for the b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, .iAN 12, 1938 Music Scores Will Be Filmed By Dr. Moore New Technique To Make3 Research Work Easier, Professor Moore States Missing Youth Hun ted a The filming of rare musical scores or books, unavailable to most stu- dents, will be a great boon to gradu- ate and research work in music, ac- cording to Prof. Earl V. Moore, di- rector of the School of Music. Professor Moore has been appoint- ed chairman of a c...…
… .. r .. The Weather More or less cloudy today; to- nwrrow unsettled and not so cold, perhaps snow.L7 4r21 l 4tIa VOL. XLVIII. No. 66 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DEC. 12, 1937 Editorivds U~niversity EducationYY. PRICE FIVE CENTS Scrappy State Five Italian Exit Tv Lacks Force Bows IolvTerie ToJoltWorld 43-40 Inta Mussolini Joins Germany And Japan To Renounce League Group Efficacy 'ow, Floods 150 Goodfellows To Begin Hold Nation; 77 Succu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY surDAY, L)FC.- 121 1237 j, 4 EVENING RADIO PROGRAMS c 1 r GIFT SUGGESTIONS ti; a'1 .r WJR 6:00--Joe Peniez. 6:30--Romantic. 7:00-Open House. 7:30-Phil Baker. 8:00-The People's Choice. 8:30--Earaches of 1938. 9:00-Ford Hour-Laurence Tibbett. 10 :00-Zenith Foundation. 10:15-Comedy Stars. 10 :45-Hermits Cave. 11:30-Cab Calloway. 12:00-Henry King. WWJ P.M. 6:00-Catholic Hour. 6p:30--Smooth es 6 :45-Sports. 7:00-Jack Ben...…
…DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to au members of the Iniver ity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President, until 3:30; 11:00.a.m. on Saturday. (Continued from Page 2) Society with Thelma Lewis, soprano;t card not later than the date it bears. Arthur Hackett, tenor; Hardin Van If be comes after this date an inter- Deursen, baritone; Robert Campbell,1 If e cmesaftr hisdat anintr-or...…
…ME FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DEC. 12, 1937 Downs Spartans In Helps In Varsity Win State Squad Elects Hockey Summaries Most Valuable Man Michigan Pos. Brantford AC. ! E. Jam es . . .. ..G . .... ,. . ... .. Box EAST LANSING. Dec. 11.-(1)_ Smith ...,... D. ......... Torti Harry Speelman, veteran left tackle Simpson .. D. ... . Baumgart on the Michigan State College foot- Allen .......... C. ... ...Grieg ball team, was elected as the m...…
…Ec, 11, 13 s"1 THE MICITM A U .&* .IAILYA U. PAGEK I I IN MCTIE I rbii~ 1 L9{.13 w Puck Chasers Capture Thriller From Brantford Sextet, 2-1 Visitors Pound Goal As James Makes 31 Stops Six Shows Improvement Over Last Week; Front Line Works Smoothly Frank Wins Heisman Trophy Improved Time Name Chicago Pitcher -ig Ten's Best Player T rils Brightenl TrCHAMPAIGN, Ill., Dec. Trak Outlook aymond Pot of Chicagostar hurl- Newcomers Add Pow...…
…STFIE MICHIGAN DAILYNI se N [)liar, DEC. UP, 1937 lhna Sympathizers U.S. Diesel Schoo To Sift Jap Boyeott A 11- i T I till 1. U7,11 Itt I RICAU/ ivi The China Conference, composedr of organizations interested in aiding; Diesel engine schools in this coun-j China will meet at 3:30 p.m. today try are turning out more men trained in Lane Hall to discuss methods of in maintenance work than industry making the local boycott against can at pres...…
…SUNDAY, DEC.1, 13 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEMI Modern Dance Club Will Give Annual Recital Third Christmas Program To Feature Voice Trio, Pre-Classic Dances The third annual Christmas danceI program given by the women's mod- ern dance club, will be held at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Women's Ath- letic Building, Beatrice Lovejoy, '38, club president, announced. The program will be opened by a voice trio composed of Eileen Lay, '38; Grace Wilson,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 14NDAY, OEC 12, 19,117, .. .. a. aw..a~nTHE MIa ash ICVAN D". i.AILY SLY~fAY, DC. 12loom THE MICHIGAN DAILY ', 1 -- r , =1 - m Edited and managed by students o the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Stpdnt Publications. Published every morning except Mondy during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the...…
…SUNDAY, DEC. 12, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAIDY __IN THE, WORLD OF BOOKS FROST RECOGNITION OF ROBERT I FROST, Edited by Richard Thorn- ton, Henry Holt and Co. $2.50. By ELIZABETH ALLAN Twenty-five years ago Robert Frost published his first book. It is in cele- bration of this anniversary that his publishers have issued a volume con- taining his first favorable reviews, a number of sympathetic analyses of his work and some friendly portraits of th...…
…j11 [ 111 M I G AN D A ILY, SUNDAY,-- DE 12, .1037 .. ,: ,w.x a f.rr. n n. as -x r s..a s " A Ci A Ai A. "'"""' '° S DA. -i DECv. 12.t 111 V" 1). ak r' N r wI r J Motorists played peek-a-boo through snow-drifted treets of Buffalo, after a furious wind whipping in from Lake Erie piled the snow into high drifts. Traffic was paralyzed.. It was Buffalo's worst December storm in 10 years. Bottom's up but not for long, as attendants at ...…
…The Weather Increasing cloudiness and warmer, rain in southeast to- day; colder in west. L r Lw 43ZU jIat Editorials The Republicans Look Towar4 1940... Ramsay MacDonald Passes On .. VOL. XLVIII. No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 12, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Last Chinese, Flee Shanghai As Jap Soldiers SeizeNantao Withdrawal Due To Lack Of Water And Food, Says Official Communique Nanziang Pressed I By Nipponese Men SHANGHAI, Nov. 12 ...…
…GI WO THE MICHIGAN DAILY' FRIDAY, NOV. 12, 1937 NEWS IN BRIEF Classified Directory michiU a a program would reduce the number refundiat Miciga U nion Mon- c iof maternal and infant deaths and day 15th from 1-5 at Bus Desk. LANSING--Official state, munici- would lead to racial improvement by! 179 Pal and rural health departments in encouraging child birth among those Michigan were called upon to include best-fitted to maintain families. MOD...…
…FRIDAY, NO V. 17, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F R I D A Y , N O V .... 1.37.... Utilities Must 'How Sticky Is T Stop Bickerino Farm Men Say 7*V Demand Improved Service' And Cessation Of Fightl With Co-Operatives EAST LANSING, Nov. 11.-(/P)-A demand that cooperatives and pri- vate utility companies cease bicker- ing over rural electrification projects; and concentrate on giving better serv- ice came before the Michigan StateX Farm Bureau ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOV. 1, 1937 HE MICHIGAN DAILY i j . I I I - -C N F V sf"" O TU"* ""f"NA n - - Edited and managed by students of the University of ohigan under the authority of the Board in Control of ident Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the .versity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the e for republication of all news dispatches c...…
…RIDAY, NOV.12, 1937THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIIVE Guests Are Named For Engineers' Ball To Be Held Today In Union Carlton Nelson, Cathrin Lewis To Lead Dance Wooden Tools Will Hang From Ballroom Ceiling; Lawyeirs' Life Revealed Dick Jirgens To Play Every class from freshman to grad- uate will be represented when the committee members for the third an-' nual Engineers', Ball enter the Union ballroom with their guests for thej dance to be he...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOIT. 12, 1931 FRIDAY, NOV. 12, 1937 To 11 Frbn i 1 Iarristers Claim Dave Strong's Story Book Past Might Be Record Book Futurce By TOM PHARES sity of Washington grid star and de- Whenever Michigan's quarterback veloped his own style which differs prospects for next year are discussed, from the orthodox in that he drops talk invariably turns to a certain little the ball flat on his foot. guy with a story book pas...…
…rRIDAY, NOV. 12,;1937 THE MICHIGAN D1AILY 34 Gridders Make Trip East To ASl~ibE LINES By IRVIN L1SAGOII ____ 1 isalary. How Arnie Herber of the ff FrP iy..GreenBay Packers can hit his mark ENROUTE TO PHILADELPHIA. (a plate of glass) with a forward pass Nov. 11 ... Camaraderie is sadly at 50 yards . .. the movies of this pro absent from the ranks of Michigan's outflit were worth while. . .And while footballers. Before entraining for t...…
…PAGE FJGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOV. 12, 1937 Zander Urges FairlyEnforced Civil Service Federation Of Government Employs Are Told They Must Form Organization Declaring that Michigan now has a good civil service law, Dr. Arnold 3. Zander, president of the American Federation of State, County and Mu- nicipal Employes, told more than 200 members of the union Wednesday at he Masonic temple that state em- )loyes must organize to see that it...…
…"--, The Weather Fair weather in most sections followed by light rain tonight. Y 3klt igan :E3ait1 Editorials The Pitt Panther ... Aid For The Needy .. . VOL. XLVIII. No. 14 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCT. 12, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fraternities Pledge 494; 81 Less Than Total In 1936 Council President Advises investigation To Uncover Cause Of LessPledging Average Number Of Pledges Is 12 Michigan's fraternities finished rushing last ...…
