…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- - s I I Notices I The Girls' Mandolin club will meet' at 5 o'clock tomor row in Newberryr 6chieduled, but wilt meet Saturday morning with the others. Sofia, Feb. 13.-'Parliament has rat- ified a naturalization agreement with the United States. Read The Daily "Classified" Colur IYYI Y r , _ . .. DANCING TO BE FEATURE Of PARTYTOMORROA WOMEN'S HOUSES ASKED TO SEND COUPLES FOR COMPETITION AT PARTY The prize dancers a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,,Areturns must be in by March 20 and 1 I t IIgt a I the final vote announced by March 25. T Entire cooperation necessary if EDITORIAL COMMENT .IAL NEWSPAPER or the vote is to achieve its purpose. This UINIVERSITY OF ICrInAN ballot will appear in the editorial col- CARPENT AND ARCIITECTU1E umns for one week beginning today.E (ThHarvard Crimson) Published every miorning except Monday Ii i'EA{Te'arrd rms) r tunt ar by th Bo...…
…____ ___ ___ ___ ______ ___THE M:lC'HIGAN DAILY MARINES LA ND S UPPLIES IN POR TO RICO New offices of the Athletic associa-! ':,;.'. .,i4 '' tion, were opened yesterday in the Yost" {'; ;: ^..r field louse, all the equipment compris- .* ig the brains of Michigan's varied ~ sports nmachiinery being moved down . ." 4::.:. durig- the past week. , } . }8 {' Fielding H. Yost, director of inter- colleg~ate athletics, and the other r ' ;'s , membfle...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, - I =I . wl I F r lyrl ' ila3wmm /' ttrw a {,. rww~rr ' u+r rw., ,. 1, 4 wW.. SHER ISSUES CALL o ASEHALL DIDATES ITY ACACH WILL STAT WRKOTSTOMORROW tery Men Iave Already Had Week four hurlers out who have had Varsity of Conditioning for 1W21 experience, Stryker, Benson, Shoe- Grnd smith and Torrey. The first three were on the squad last year, but Shoesmith [Y THREE VETERANS BACK was forced to d...…
…r:. THE MICHIGAN DAILY . o FIE T41 COLUMN CLOSES IAt 3 .Mg ADVERT SING FOR RENT either singleor double. "M. 612 Church st. Phone NICELY FURNISHED suite two blocks from campus. Few other roomers. 115 N. Thayer.-. 6 ROOM APARTMENT, corner Law- rence and State Sts. Second floor,I unfurnished. Call 1713-M. AT 1005 PACKARD, one double room for 2 students at $2.50 each. Call 2118-R. ROOM FOR FOUR more men at Var- sity Lodge in large, well ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ __ ...s OFFICIAL BULLETIN Solution of Farm Problems Without Legislation Is Urged LI In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of ity. Copy received by tt* Assant tc the ! r~ewdrt un~til (11:30 a. m. -Saturf3- TR 1SDAY, FEBRUA~RY 14, 19214 Number 96, )P. M. u me 4t . RURSDAY 6:15-Electrical englneer staff dinner, room 319, Union. 6::30-Army and Navy club dinner In Union. 4 :O-Freshmin 0Girls' Glee club ...…
… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE 4kr r Awn t t ~Iaikg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 98 EIGIHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SAITURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE~ CEN',M . _ N 40TOriiOWii Religious Idea Gains Ground, FOR BENEFIT oF FosterCaim VARIT BNDMN llyn K. Foster of w Yr -- ~n,1i h First BaptistchrhD. L(WCA 1, AUTOMOBIL~E 1)IA iEVS o ,ter sjpolce upon p olems of co01. WILL GIlVE OVER ALL le,,- education which ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MIHIGANDAILYSATURDAY, FEBIRUARY 14, 1925 BAND TO PLAY AT Dr. F. R. Pengelly Will Address Group; Secretary S mih to Be Toastmaster 'Goes To Explore Ocean Graveyard SUC.AI~~ ~~ VTSHOJOffers Proposal aoi TPIG OTN SERVIESPOPULAR g ALU0 NI MEETINI 1' n4, acid13 ly rge ISCisuuion Of k : 1' oui 1Days Inh i F" t ESMr. Tapping also spoke to alumni in!( Toulon, Feb. 13.-The French bat- Boise, Idaho, Butte, Mont...…
…SATURDAY, FEBARUJARY 14, 1929 TU--E MiCHIGAN DAILY PGr {1t _;,..,. .__.....e,.__., - Pro'Jf. B. 11, Bode Will Add~ress Honor- j ary Edu(;itionial I'ratei'ily ]aa AMeeting Here My~stery HdsCuse O Fatal Kansas Ri rs~ ^. . : { ;I { ,; . . v r x ~ r :: : " , : . : . ":? } a n ! ri ;" . . : . &IFT OF ALEX SOO 4 0I'I INJV'JEH[PLAT ...,..Y.....,. i no room for such a course on the cur- WOLRn 11LL LECTUI nRE rrrln_____ -___w_ I r r; t 4, ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY and less looking for dirt they would and energy with which the exti aordi- get much further in their attempts to CAMPUS OPINION nary difficulties of providing schools guide youth. Jazz music is no worse Anonymous communications will be for a rapidly increasing population, Published every morning except thntenwcedwlz"oa0yer disregarded. The names of coinmuni- 'eeoeeu nrc n agae Sdeey r tMondy thnte"ikdwat"o 0ya...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAIL% PAGIfVE 4 rJ , i!. 4- VA= MR WKWA I= mr vas- zsn ) t1 '141 C4 Et 1, I (oim'M~l'EE PLANS ENEIANE~~ FOR 20,) (d'SIS Pvery avail able space in tha2 Martha ,'Cook k nildin g is being used to accoml- odate the 200 guests expected for the bridge tea to be held between 2 :30 and r' o'clock this afternoon for the bene- Medical Lead 'r SELECTS SQUAD9 FStuentDescribes IN~ffIAtiRA~fTRII Life...…
…-PAGE SIC. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, F EBRUARY 14, 1925 f-.""r.n joll R I --- 14044 gft ' a- nw__.o ,"WAM-pmp- r c= v THE IA ,TEAMS VIIl p E g 1 1 T a SWIMMER s REACH MADIS ON FOR MIEETi 3;att )Iiin(Gi,,Proteges IDrill ti C~ A. f'.1?irinig Restover in ChicagoI Eight BigT Teams To, 'lonigit will s5(C all b)ut B.ig; Te'n 1ba:;ietball I cans in 011 ig t11, :he neaten 11] incu Ohio Stato, runmners up in t Mili n plays...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1925 TIIE MICI--IIGAN DAILY T~lE I~hIAN DALYGG, KVIEN Bates Calls British Courts Too Strict F or Americans DE c la a'ing Ithat the 'ilic coi' co-I yste111ws anl excellenIt oll' as we as one which works oilt adiiraly ill _England, Dean I lenry AT. Pate;, Hlt of the -law school, stated yesterday in .an interview, that hie(lid niot beClieve it would fit the American state if, mind, largely because of its exi ri'in ...…
…P'AGE EIGH{T Tfl7 N IC-,AN DAILY SA'fTURDAYi, FEBRU-ARY 14, 1923 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publicatin In the Bulletin 1s constructive notice ti., all Members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th,*a -,osident until 3.30 x. M, (It 30 a. n. Saturday.y Nexv French Ambassador Takes Offic ? JAUSl absolutely thne last day for acepthIS SU ayets htthgrerm~ i I litii1t nearly next xwee?;. g;amxes, and grourp disecs ons of th hih...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 g lap 4L496F JLI II MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII, No. 99. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1928 EIGHT PAGES ANNUAL C0NFERENCE PROFESSOR SEEKS TO DEVELOP MUSICAL TENDENCIES IN MICE OF HIGHWAY EXPEB TO OPEN HERE TODAY CONVENTION HAS BEEN hELD HERE EVERY YEAR SINCE 1915 IS FOURTEENTH MEETING Little Will Speak At Smoker Tonight; Gov. Green Will Address (rathing 'ThlUrsdlay Holding its jjour leeunth annua...…
…I 'AE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, + + BRUAR{Y 14, 1929 WU E'TALKS WLL fAT [CAPTAIN IN CA GUWOUNDDR STON TO TAL FnsPrepaaton i' o! MOEHN UVITiTo Nlve Exhibits Of UNIVERSITY PROGRM O DR NS OVITS ld Mu~seuim ToNeX FIRST PLANE SENT TO ENGLAND O VER RADIO FRIDAY3 SCHOOL F01' 7MSl(' ORCHESTRIA WILL PLAY FIVEF; NU I1BER.1S 3AIDY TO 1)11RECT, IS THIRD 1928 PROGRkM Archaeology, Hlonie Heating, Ob~esity And Heat Treatment of Steel Are To...…
…TUESDAY, : PEBRUARY 14, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREN CANADAN MIISTES PAYVISI 'Gats Cosing.2,000.EGI.RA.IN.FO OAECVYOUNGST ER GAINS OANIE \usC \SCIENTIFIC HONORS SDebateLeague Mails Fn al-A nnouncement, C AN ADI AN MINIST ERS P AY VISI T! Gates, Casting $2,000k EGIST R A TION FOR TO PRESIDENT AT WHITE HOUSEo Close Arboretum TOURNEY CLOSES 1AIlv s Aer b oreEtat " a u7 ^ t r s ne Registatonfor h bridge tourna- MIGHT REJECT JESUS TOD...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY except Monday r by the Board it Pitliations Member of Western Confere-ice Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- t t U;.ain I all news ii terWise oil producers to combine contrary to the present anti-trust laws with a view to regulating production in order to eliminate these wastes. The in- dividual advantage which would re- sult to a few large companies is cer- tainly of less importanc...…
…TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1928 THDE MICHIGAN DAILY I /f %j - \Ilii_ .. Y T r . a cJ. ;t;flrt ,tsLY '; , a te \e f .b F ' _ p u J f irk,, ., Tj . - ----------- .9 DUES OF01 A AIARE PAYBLETHIS WEEK~ Association Trying to Achieve Active, Interested Memubersh~iiip Befo re Convention (If 1930 MUST PAY DUES TO VOTE Women who are interes ted in be- comning members of the women's Athletic association, and who are eligible to membership, will b...…
…PAGE SIXR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 , 1923 - . . . ... ........... C 9 13 CAGERS TO MEET YPSI NORMAL FIVE TONIGHT RESERVES STRENUOUS CONTINUE SAUER ERS ESH(M SWIMMERS GERMAN RUNNER ,"T (NWILL OPPOSEBENNIE ADVANCES GTEN FqONOR TAS T DEFEATL IN SCORING RACE ItiI iU I SCHEUETO COMPETE IN MEET PRPLE HERE FEB18 Oosteraan avncd To MEET M EA OTA CGaine Is Second Between Two SquA This Sea on, 1o1verines Having Won First TE...…
…TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEThN 'OPEN.' TOURNAMENTS 'Itenniis Czars Oppose Tilen-Hlunter Plani For '[wio Teami Davis Culp Platy HELEN WILLS LEADS (By Associated Press) f CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-The old guard of tennis, both :among players and officials, was forced to give ground befoire the onslaught of new ideas and youthful skill in the first meet- ing of the United States Lawn Tennis as...…
…I PI.GE RIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI-ES SAY, FT11PT-ARY 19. 192, PACE EIGHT.....A...FEB.ARY .4, 192 DAI LY O rFFICIAL BULLETINK Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) 1 I Voluille 8. 'II FI )AYDN, EBRUA{Y I. 'NumblIer 99. I oneral 1Cominintet on the 1niv.ersihy College: The eighth nmeei 7~ ;f thn...…
…ESTABLISHED- 1890 V .1 IC' iAan // .-/ ASSOCIATEDI PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 97. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1929 EIGHT PAGES ASBECK TO REPLACE KERN AS STUDENT COUNCIL HEAD (4 IRECEIVED BY ASSISTANT DEAN UMPHREYS EX -COUNCIL HEA -ml ^- n iui SANCTIF HOVER CURTISELECTON! TELLERS ANNOUNCE RESULTS, GET TOTALS, ANDTHEN j RECORD RESULTS NEITHER ROBINSON NOR CURTIS APPEAR Ceremonies Marked By Ap plause And Laughter Inst...…
…I'AGE TWO 1°THF E MICHIGANDAIY w - - - - .. a.., .. .... _,....._._ ._, .. AnT 'WIU IS APPOINTED I[PETUII 'TO SUCCEED SZE WILL HE GIVEN HERE ETCHINGS AND DRY POINTS" IS SUBJECT OF SAMUE~L C.:CHAMBERLAIN LECTURES TO BE FREE CURRlENT NEWS TEST City Cab Ord finance :PART OF THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUM 1_ I2 .. .I SOON TO RF PT! I .F D WTTI-I fl ~IAV q m-wo I Prof. Alfred V. Churchill An Dr. Adolphe Van Glabbeke Are Other Speakers ndi Three le...…
…. ......_... . 1. 'IURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1929. T H'E MI'CHI -CAN DATLY z =^r^ - x PROPOSED REDUCTION &f TARIlFF ON BELLS' fETCRLO CONGRESS MAY REDUCE ON BELLS IMPORTED FROM EUROPE TAX NEW EXHIBITION OF INVERTEBRATE I Mathematical Club PALEONTOLOGY NEARS COMPLETION' HaTwP Preparations are already under terial designed to iJve a graphic - "j way for placing into the main ex-' explanation of what a fossil is. Papers relating to researc...…
…IPAG F. THE MICHIGAN DAILYr THiURI' i-Y, =EB'T~BlA 14, 132A _ _ r - - - _ - - - - - - - - - . . ._ _ _ -- - -- - - - - - - - -- - r... r. y . ,... _. _ - , 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 en- titled to the, use for republication of all newsj dispatches credited to it or...…
…3Fa 3 fit" EMMARY 14, 1921 THE ICHICA DAILY' x t: x i l'L 1 ~2TIUTh~AY, T~1'~tTXflY 14, ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACi~ I~iVE MLVAVA AM AS COOKEMember Of Board Of Representatives ORachmaninoff Chooses Pianoforte As Approves Present System Of Advisers Most Interesting Sort Of Piano Work PP 01- s 10Try NE PORTS11RECIIIR In connection with the discus- ordinary consultation about f- KAISergei Rachmaninoff has at one ing this last spectacular v...…
…ESIX THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y THURSDAY, - EENKR SNDSCAGMENTHRUGHHAR* D D FEBRUARY 14, 1929 RILL i CJ1CA0 S CAGE TOURNEY PERCY WILLIAMS [BRORKLYN BASLPROEB.E 24J NS 1 WILL 60 BY T1E BOARDS TOPS SPRINTERS "AS"BL"RSMIAWILLREPORTNFE.24 (By Asuociitvd Pes s)[([yAssociate l.ess) CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-"Finis" may -^ I GE ST N[R1 I'An advance squad of 25 players WIL MCARA be written on the University oft atchsprint he buleenIe has been ordered to report to ...…
…THE MICHIGAN A LL THF MCHIGA D___ a I 1 1 l i t a i i i 1 ranri I l|TV P| 0l[)DTD Ij FACULTY VOLLEYBALL CVMPETITION I1~Ij~l~f AITii~E~LlI \i OPENS IN N EW IN T RAMU RAL BUILDING [OCHF D A AILL VH111 im nr1 The auxiliary ynasium of the1 The 24 bowlinte ams enteredi in ~ EN:un~E~T BN ~ [I1N1IIN13J133 IILInew .Intramural building was first ;the inlterfraterity bowling league MN 10h WEST[E N COEN[ CEIN000R RMa=::p==d used on the organized spo...…
…tt FUC P>T ~c- Hti- F M iI i"', H I C, A Ni F) i i iI l v I C. IVI 1\ [ E t t.l ri L A/ [-3 t o a D AILY OFF[IC IAL BU LLETI N t i ,, s ']a 'a Entering Women: instrument The Advi ers of Women are r eeiving informally riday evening for The M. all worlen new on eamtpus this sewmster. Any girl who has failed to Boor Btore receive her invitation is urged to consider this notice as one. The hoursj are from 8 to 11, in the Women's Athletc Bui...…
…rF o w probably Tuesday; r ca West and south por- cloudy Wednesday. --a Sfr igari.. DadI Pwring Down Body Requiremntts; IZO Insl And It's Yours. CA - Nommom i 1\7r : IN0. n ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 14, 1933 PRICE FIVE _ . { ris'Gym quisites re Sliced I Pollock Deprecates ElevationOf Adolf Hitler To Chancellorshitp I Conference0f Deferred Tuition Notes Fa Literary Faculty Votes To Lower Physical Ed. Re. quirement For ...…
…~i~iE ItiiX41N DAILY - 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. beginning Thursday, February 16th' ,,.eservations may c be made by calling 4121 (Extension 789).F S Badminton: Beginning this week, there will be coachi g in Badmintonn on Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock during the indoor season. Courts will be o/' ' for practice at the following hours-Wednesday eve- ning, 7:30; Friday afternoon, 4 to 6 o'clock; Saturday morning, 8 to 10:45. Tournaments will...…
…t 'I PAGE' THE111IJ11A NillA 11 nthe ESS Michigan Tech Wins First Game, 4-3 BOX ej By John Thomas Tracksters Win Revenge Is Sweet Column Continues NED TURNER' won the half-mile with Ed Lemon second, Doc Howell won the mile, Hawley Egles- ton and Boyd Pantlind finished one- two in both the high and low hurdles, Ward was nosed out in the high- jump and by Ralph Metcalfe in the 70-yard dash. Al Blumenfeld was fourth in the shot-put, a...…
…THE. MICHIGAN ,DAILY ICHIGAN DAILY ter requisite for awarding a diploma than the hour-honor-point installment plan, diplomas should be abolished, for, under the present system, they have become almost valueless. "--, : fir- .. , Y .' Js ' r C sn;.: Professor Slaughter's Horrid Word. III Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the West...…
…-95upow- - THE MICHIGAN DAILY , CAMPUS SOCIETY j louses Honor Rushees With Novel Dinners I Phi Iota Alpha' Honors Campus Latin-Americans FREEMAN'S DINING ROOM One Block North from Hill Auditorium NEW PRICES.- BY THE WEEK TWO MEALS PER DAY . . . . . $4.00 THREE MEALS PER DAY . ., . $5.50 Lois Duggan, Frederick Schiller Speak Vows At Mosher-Jordan Alpha OmicronPi Pledges Two; Pi LaImbda Phi Moves To New House Examinations and v.ac...…
…w-.mg THE MICHIGAN DAILY tipervisor Of Eisgah Forests To Visit City, A. Mattoon To Address1 knd Confer With Those Interested In Forestry 1. A. Mattoon, supervisor of Pis- National Forest, will come here iorrow to spend several days aking to and conferring with for- y students and others interested the subjects of fire control, tim- and wild life management, rec- tion, and other forest uses. 'he visit will be made as part of policy of the U....…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. Y, FEBRUARY 14, 19341 . XLIV No. 94 NotiCes #resident and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to students of the Uni- versity on Wednesday, February 14, from four to six o'clock. Notice to all Faculty Members and University Emp...…
…VARY 14,1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Home Sport Events On Program For Coming Week-. Te 1' J-- PLAY & BY-PLAY -By AL NEWMAN- NoaMans Land WELL, I see that they have prac- tically abolished the longest strip of territory on a football field. . that no man's land between the 20- yard line and the goal line. At least if they have not abolished it, they have practically done so with the new forward pass rule which gives the offensive team one inco...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ~ ished every morning except Monday during the 'sity year and Sunmer Session by the Board in 1 of Student Publications. .ber of the Western Conference Editorial Association e Big Ten News Service. sociattd ( 'ot lte. )rgs - 4933 A , COYFMGd 14 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use >ublicption of all news dispathces credited to it or herwise credited in this paper and the loca...…
…a usc nocleey To Initiate 18 At Ceremony Mayor Will Be Speaker For Alpha Epsilon Mu Banquet; Faculty Guests Eighteen men students associated with the Varsity Band, Varsity Glee qiub, or University Symphony Or- chestra will be initiated ito the Al- pha chapter of Alpha Epsilon Mu, national honorary musical fraterni- ty, at a ceremony today at the Un- ion. Mayor Robert A. Campbell will be the principal speaker at the banquet following the initia...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I .... .ww «., . .. . v .a .....w. a -v .s: a...r.. v .a n .. + a ,e+.. " I L L 1 \ a.i A7 1/ L 1 1 r I ducational ords Made I Extra Curricular Program For Summer Session Is Announced Captain Kni ht To Lecture On, Radio Work 17o Be Used In Education Of C. C. C. Workers In Wilderness The campus radio studios in Morris -all were the scene of a special series f mechanical recordings as over 20 ducational features were ...…
…I The Weather Rain, possibly mixed with snow Thursday and Friday; no decidcd temperature changes. Sir iga ~5iait Editorials Three Times And Out.. Remembered Too Well.... VOL. XLV No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Council Is'' Subject Otl Discussion Campus Leaders Take In Symposium On. Government Plans Part New Discussion Follows Talks At NSL Meet Speakers Disagree As To Possibilities Of Ending...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 3ritish Empire Champions Meet Michigan Here Saturday Wr es ding Hoytmen Op Big Ten Sea At Minneal Smallest Squad In Years, Paced By Faces Minnesota Probably the smallest tr ever to represent Michigan oday to open its Conferen season in a dual meet wit ota at Minneapolis tomorr Coach Charlie Hoyt h welve men to make the tri ng six sophomores. Stan he brilliant sophomore qu star whose eligibility statu uncertain. will not...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY upon a sum as magnitudinous as the present na- tional budget. President Roosevelt was swept into office on the top of a Democratic wave that promised to re- member the Forgotten Man. The Chief Exec- tive immediately began a program of public spending that aimed to bring back the memory of the Man in the Street. The program was supposedly an attempt to alleviate a temporary crisis. Its life was defi- nitely limited. That was...…
…HUDY, FERUARY 4, TT MEICHIGAN DAILY All Petitions For League Positions Must Be Filed By 5 P.M. 6 - -- - _ ________ _-------_ -_-__-_------------___-- Special Bo dy Will Announce Major Offieers Judiciary Will Meet With Applicants For All Other Offices This Weekend Interview Hours Set New League Council To Be Announced At March 26 Banquet All petitions for League positions for next year must be turned in by 5 p.m. today in the Undergraduate Of...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBR Van Wagoner Claims Drivers Demand Safety Greater Application And Use Of Information In Existence Asked Capt Lyons Speaks Stresses Need For Local Speed Laws Applying To Each Locality A challenge laid down by the American driving public, demanding greater speed in their automobiles and greater safety on the highways, was described yesterday by Murray D. Van Wagoner, State Highway Commissioner, at the morning s...…
…Y G 131r1 a aitj w and colder with -y winds today. Burn The Witch . . Let's Air The Air Force . XLIX. No. 94 Z-323' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 14, 1939 PRICE I I ig _ _ Liberal Justice Brandeis Quits Highest Court At AgeOf 82 Washington Speculates On Successor To Judgeship; Westerners Seek Post Stephens, ,ratton Are Possibilities Up In The Air Staff W riter Analyzes Gen. Franco 's Position On Diplomatic Checkerboard o'...…
… 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...…
