…ESTABLISHED 1890 Air 'low ANAL * ai1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . VOL. XL. NO. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1930 EIGHT PAGES Prof Claenc YoaumA PRICE FIVE CENTS PRSONER COMMTS SUlIIE AS BREAK FOR LIBERTY FAILSr Lifer in Jersey State Prison Fatally Wounds Guard; Injures Two Others. CORNERED BY KEEPERS Three Guards Battle Prisoner as Single-Handed Revolt Ends Disasterously. Named Vice-President NE WA AS N r . FICHT PremierD by...…
… The Weather eliidty, snow tiomorrinw,, andI iii we-t iint il .fh rtodiAy: no dq-.i4zd led ditge Iii iffiiiv.-ttire. L A6P -96& ~aiW Editorialg 3Ji tlk'1t 4,t1it tniA 1.ai I F VOL. XLVI No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Two Qualify For Michigan And Indiana, Howie Davidson Wins His Heat In 880 As Birleson Places In 440 Osgood's Injured Leg Getting Worse Gorman, Starr And Mason Fail To Gain Final Spot...…
…1. * eather Rising temperature today; tomorrow snow and older.' I YI e A64v ~"aitj Editorial Communism Vs., Church In, Spain . I VOL. XLIX. No. 117 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Einstein Sees. Mathematical Universe Key In Single Law Noted Scientist Announces 'Find' On 60th Birthday Eve; Details Withheld Reverses Former Relativity Theory NEW YORK, March 13.-)-A new solution of one of the great mys-...…
… I The Weather, C, , r tgan ilatt Editorials Hitler Looks East ... Generally fair and colder. I .,._._. VOL. XLVII No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Chrysler Petition Deferred; 75,000 Workers Now Idle, Murphy Calls For Labor Conferences; Asks For 'Orderly Solution' Court Proceedings PicketedBy Union New Legal Program May Be Outlined By Murphy; Prof. Stason Invited DETROIT, March 13.-()-The union w...…
…The Weather Fair and cold Thursday, followed by snow or rain with rising temperatures at night and early Friday. LL it iau il Editorials Approved Eating Places Pink Slip' Publicity . VOL. XLV. No. 120 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Pr o fe s s o r 'No Reason For Existence Of Holdin 0 (lies7I --aIirfran Council Will Strachev Reduce Hell To Speak Here Will Serve On Mission Charles F. Remer Will Act As Ex...…
…MEMBER Ia ESTABLISHED EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 116 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1931 ASSOCIATED PRICE FIVE CENTS BAY STATE TO SEEK DAY1A1W CHANGE IN STATE CONVENTION Resolution Passed by Legislature Calling on Congress for Action by States. APPROVAL GIVEN BY ELY Believed First State to Take Advantage of Guarantee in Constitution. BOSTON, Mar. 13. - (,P - The Massachu...…
…t Tie Weather Cloudy and slightly colder Tuesday; Wcdnesday generally fair. Y t I t A" Ailb-7 Itlit orials The Frosh Frolic's De- pression Price. VOL. XLI No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS New Stable ban ~lan Un er aya Orderly Resunmp ion Of BPanking Operations In Large Centers Of Natioii Pleases Adinnistration Lefris ate Against Deposit Speculation Sound Banks In 250 Cities Will Resume Operations To...…
…Th'le Weather Fair and colder today. Thurs- day, increasing cloudiness with rising temperature. mom- Nam-j-j t zgrnz i~aiig Editorials Proposed Changes in Rushing Rules I VOL. XLIV No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ford Orders Return To $5 A DAYWage 47,000 Laborers Benefit By Increase From $4.00 And $4.40 Rates No One Loses By Raising Pay-Ford Makes Decision Known At Luncheon; Raise Will Be Retroa...…
…nAT1.V MTrAV IVAT!MV td 160111: w .aa. afa . tas.. ~ i - l./[-. t L 1V 1bYItI .AtP fAKCY 4 , IWV4fUUL ,_ , f WILLYS IS NAMED ITSAR RANGELDASPOLISH ENVOY SCIENCE !3FEIOU { S Ji I G !N se NA :10 Y v o i 1IlI FIiF PIANkSHEPARD WILL EXPERIMENT WITH ;II RATS ON TRIAL AND ERROR TESTS E[Al CHI FBR P110T Problem Is Mastery of Mazes As the rat finds his way through Recently Set up for, the maze, his pathway is observed irs. J. E. Burns, Who L...…
…-All TT r4, Wf-MfT-vr.XN fi-Aii-N SATURDAY", MARCIT 14,193C a..Y. A r1.a.a.,e .T. Jt a. 1 V rt ATTTDAY.MAR. ^'."'lR r~J5U 13. ;~/yy L/d;y, i. i lt llYV a1 i'I IMRI {at Rosy Outcome In Battle Seens By Muyskens Declares Effort To Clean Party Of Rottenness Will Be Successful (Continued from Page 1) Two Victims Injured By Falling Flagpole i' ia I J>i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. .1 1 ch Soce pAiiTiiie/ It IP WANTED 'TAILOR ING SALESMEN wante...…
…gr PAGE TWO T HE MICH IGAN -DAITTY . TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1939 } t. .; . W . -,.: .1 7 14 7 :s 'Average Man A Poet,' Says Untermeyer (Continued from Page 1) ed of their services in other valuable capacities. We use poetry every time we see a beautiful sunset, see the inoon rising or "fall in love for the first time," he said. But we do not use it only in the general sense of having a sen- sation of the beautiful, but we use its materials...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, A Colleges Will Train EVENING RADIO PROGRAMS Future Playwrights n ti nitely scheduled. Prof. David Mattern of the School The members of the entertainment of Music; Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson, committee are: Professor Kenyon, counselor of foreign students; Prof. chairman; Prof. Earl V. Moore of William P. Revelli, director of the he School of Music; Valentine B. University band; Mrs. Charles A. Windt, director of Pla...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICI Publication in the Bulletin Is constr - Unilverity. Copy received at the offl4 untl 3y.30;11:30 a.m. Saturday. THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1935 I VOL. XLV No. 119 Notices N E W To The Members of the University W S senate: At the -.±eeting of the University _ouncil on March 11 the following ,3mmunication from the Standing Greek Revolution Ends- Committee on Educational Policies, r oncerningacademic rank and pro- Rebel F...…
…''1" 14 1 tCHIGA ' DAILY SATtRDAY, MARCH 14, 1931 a L- wl V 11 V fA 1 fL A 1 TA1' SA'+ ~r+IarDA.MRH1.1 .a:waai.+v v'a.e. s a: +:vV+ Serves as Center ^ Fv .9 ' r" , ... City NOR RIS ADDRESSES PROGRESSIVES OF BOTH PARTIES AT W ASH INGT ON Including more than 350 mer- chants, faculty members, and pro- fessional men of the city on its. m e m b e r s h i p list, Ann Arbors Chamber of Commerce has for some years served as a center through ...…
…THE M ICHIGAN DAILY ocialists Will Prussian Vote Sponsor Talks Adds Power To On Karl Marx Hitler Force National Financial Figures Discuss Crisis Ancient v' . s First Of Series Set For Socialists And Co nim unist March 19, In Memory Sustain Heavy Losses; Of Thinker's Birthwdav 'Red Berlin' Extinci The first of a series of discussions BERLIN, March 13. - d') - Adolf on the contributions of Karl Marx to Hitler's Nazis and their allies, the...…
…_THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY. OFFICIAL BULLETIN Puiblication In the Bulletin is eOnstructivp notice tJo all members of the University. Copy received at the offie of the nAslslistn to the P'estIdent M1nt11 s:3O; ] 1 :30 a. M, Saturday, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 134 VOL. XLIV No. 118 Notices President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to students of the Univer- sity on Wednesday, March 14, from four to six o'clock. Ars Islamica: Single copies of this n...…
…", 14. 1930.. PAGE THREE +v'R._ha a .a aa 14 1 -a l 'TN-F .M i.. liC MT11 C ".. DaNf taILY L1r *. .w y ._. _... .. . . _ _ .. ADMIRAL BYRDBUSY AFTER RECEPTlONS HONORING SUCCESS WIL.MOWR TFORET RLN ONGAV AS RPREENTAIVE FRM SEVICS CARY ASKT j , . 1 '. . " . i 1 ' l , 1 .I . . ~ 4 ,. rt .: >his n( ID.IRickert Attends Medical Convent IEEIT P Dr. U. G. Rickert, of the de ______school, returned today fromnthl~ Research Among Tropical Fish G...…
…~AT~iiDA TviARlfii14, T2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mi chiigan- Ou allfies I ive MIen ior Big Ten Indiana, Iowa Each Place Six To hea1 List Heavenrich Upsets Tom Bryce, Indiana Favorite By Overtime Decision IOWA CITY, March 13.-- (P)-- Michigan qualified five men tonight in the Western Conference champion- ship wrestling tournament. Iowa and Indiana headed the list of eight schools entered by placing six men in the semi-finals. Minesota and...…
…MAJIi'H 14. 193fs s9, 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !R! PRESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN ''yEEK-END DIARY-Friday: Jammed into wild Bill Reed's sedan at 9:30 a.m., over to Phi Delt Roy Heath's Washtenaw den, and off to Chicago-track, wrestling, and you-know-what . . . Wild Bill, who claims he knows every filling station en route,--gas and beer-missed very few of them, and it was 4:30 p.m. (Chicago time) before he highballed the freight in front of the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4J I: MM! Wolverines Sweep To Conference Hoytmen Annex Cinder Crown With 36 Points 1Mile Relay Team And Bill Watson Break Big Team Records In Victory Indiana Is Second i (Continued from Page 1) smashing the shot mark to pieces Mel Walker of Ohio State broke a 10-year record in the high jump by clearing the bar at 6 ft. 5 3/4 in. The old mark, set in 1927 by Chuck McGinnis of Wisconsin was 6 feet, 5. Hunn Comes Through...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ; David, Heavenrich To Lead Hockey And Wrestling Te Captain-E lect Is Veteran Of Two Seasons Stellar Work This Year Earned Hin Position On All-Star Team Lawrence David, '36E, of Hibbing, Minnesota, was named captain of next year's puck squad at a banquet held for hockey team members, man- agers, and close associates of the squad last night at the Union. George Graves, '36E, of Los Angeles, Cali- fornia, was elected se...…
…THE MIC HTCAN DAILY SA TDfAY. MARCR $~14. 1931 1.111 VL LI(yl . lYll1A4V 11 1Z 1w7U8 EULS VERNE, KIN CAM-P IN WYOMING ofWRTR.SAL JULERITER, S AILS WILL AGAIN OFFER SUMMER OURSES EEGAINS IN BUSI tS I Improvement in Building, Fewer Failures Said to Indicate Better Conditions. 4 4 t I Students May Study Surveying Geodesy at Camp Davis, in Jackson Hole Region. PLAN YELLOWSTONE TRIP 1931 Session Will be Third in New Location; University C...…
…From theI PRESS BOX By John Thomas LuiifcienCc ileet Rehushed *4* * C. HAYES, track coach at In- diana in addition to his duties as football mentor, did it again, "Billie," as he is known to his inti- mate friends, lost 10 points in the loss of Broksrmith by graduation from his championship team of last year, yet his team made 4 1-6 more points than they did then, even with Brocksmith. His team this year was just too good. He put one of his be...…
…ESDAY, MARCH 14, 1934 IAtE MIC'UI "SAN 1)AI'lV ESDAY, MARCH 14, 1934 x rIia x' lipAA.1R. t 11N fL~i ,~-~~~..B .I J ~.N 4 st ohnny Sherf Named On Mid-Western All-Star Hockey Six PLAY & BY- PLAY By AL NEWMAN Primo-Baer... . Detroit oal. . .. * * * HEADLINE on an Associated Press story. ."Primo-Baer Go Be- lieved Near." Yes, but who is the citizen that believes it? Get out the gold bricks, boys and that title to the George Washington bri...…
…r= 5 aidau BaIug TO HAVE BUT NOT TO HOLD., Piihilshd every morning except Monday scathing denunciation oF the i during dce niversity year by tili Board iii parties responsible for bringing in-I Control of Student Publications. fto litigation cases which will in- Member of Western Conference Editorial i Association. j volve a review by the state supreme "The Associated Press is exclusively entitled court of the Baird-Kavanaugh tthe use for re...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1936 -- - - - I- -- I - -,-" - I I;; 1: ;; ; 1; .. - MIMI- THE MICHIGAN DAILY cupation and remilitarization An army of several thousand "green policemen," so called because of the color of their uniforms, have guarded the East bank of the Rhine for a long time. These "police- men" although technically representative of the police power of the Third Reich, are well versed in the arts of warfare. They ...…
…0 XAGE FOUR~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1939 THE 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 .mornig except- Monday during the University year and Sumni r Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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 matter herein also reserved. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY ICHIGAN DAILY m I Jf exposure of information relative to gross income, various exemptions, and amounts of income tax paid. No good purpose can be served by such publicity and much evil can result. Wealthypusiness men, for example, are put at the mercy of solicitors, and an excellent source of information is provided for racketeers and all others who choose to make it a practice to prey on industry and individuals alike...…
…V; vJ v THE MICHIGAN DAILY _._L d 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 news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper -and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann 'Arbor, Michigan,...…
…__HTHE MICHIGAN DAILY GAN DAILY -- .i . ..- .%_ r^F _ :7 )!, - ~- 1, Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. M.mber of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- tion and the Big Ten News Service. °nMEMBETOF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not ot...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICIIGAN DAILY 11 II ti j T yy^ ^ r Musical Events ORGAN RECITAL THIS AFTERNOON Prelude and Fugue in E-minor ........ Bach Andante ...........................Stamitz Choral in A-minor....................Franck Prelude ............................ Schmitt Symphony in G, No. 6 ................Widor Allegro Adagioj Intermezzo Cantabile Finale . Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer S...…
…THE MTcHTC N-DAI''' I HII : t"'1 ' _7? }r AV1( AF C T-T 14 *jj+i J 2 . , .:.v...,... a.. ,.+....,..,s1 .,.,.R.,,.+v...::. u. . .._. -. i VA V;A"* TA 7M ff A I W 0 : .bi Y+iIM+T _ ~ JYVY MW/r MiY i Wl iiii'Y . qw~qw lo -- COLLECTION IN LIBRARY DEPICTS TjA PROFESSOR CARR TO PUBLISH PAPER,IAA !REPETITION OF FASHION HISTORY' IIL fl19MWINS NEW SECONDARY LATIN PROGRAM'~~'I biR 80 U R clltainment INSf the I changes both in the conent of the U...…
…SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1936 T IE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . . . . . . .. . ..... . ............... . . . .................... .... ........ ...... . . . . .......... . . i; e. I'll Is Ir THE SPORTING LADY 11 Latest Spring Paris ModeI Assembly Ball Siii Alpha Iota A r. t a e 1s AGa.v. 1. .U. U 3/ """" X/es P) cFes/ 1+_ -- BIENCHJ WARMER- This is an excellent opportunity to remind you of the swimming meet that will be held at 7:30 p.m. next Tu...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1939 THE MICH I G AN DA LY Chairmen For Annual Freshman Project Are C.; Class Function To Be Directed By Betty Fariss Ruth Parsons Is Assistant Chairman; Date Not Set For Freshman Affair Betty Fariss will be general chair- man for the 1939 Freshman Project, Sybil Swartout, '39, Chairman of Judiciary, announced yesterday after a meeting of the Undergraduate Council of the League. Announce Chairmen Miss Fariss, a member...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____r Annual Banquet Sale Of Tickets To BeTuesday Order Of Program Given For histallation Dinner; To AwardScholarships Tickets for the League Installa- tion Banquet, to be held Monday, March 22 in the League ballroom, will go on sale from 3 to 5 p.m. T esday, Wednesday and Thursday in the Undergraduate Office, accord- ing to Charlotte . Rueger, retiring preside'nt. Women living in dormitories may buy their tickets from dorm...…
…TH19 -, NJCHIGAW, D Xlt y Chairman Says Frolic Tickets Are# All Sold Annual Fpreshman Dance To Be Held Tomorrow Night At Union A complete sell-out of tickets for the Frosh Frolic was announced last night by Walter True, general chair- man. The annual underclass dance will be held at the Union tomorrow might. True, with his guest, Eleanor Heck- athorn, '38, will lead the grand march, a traditional feature of the affair, during the intermission...…
…SATURDAY. ;MARCH 14, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC;E9 FIVE SA9 J DA-MAR-- - - -- --H -M--H-AN-DA.L - Imow IFNI M 'wA M 7 ,_ - x Freshmen Women Choose Harriet Jennings Pageant Chairman RUT-H- DUHMETOACT A ASSSISTANT DCOMMITTEE FOR ANNUAL UNCTION JJ C 1 { Class Selects General Chairmen for Executive Work of First Undertaking. TO CHOOSE COMMITTEES Eligibility Required for Womeni Who Wish to Participate in Pageant. Harriet Jennings was...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY { j +Y 1i. Jf } CAMPUS S%. Ma studen ts New Portrait Of Mrs. F nt iaied Into CampUSOSS Week-End Features Rites For New Members, Guestf Dinners And Dance Sororities and fraternities spent a r busy week-end with initiations at most houses in aAtion to dances and dinners featured at others. TJHETfA PHI ALP A Theta Phi Alpi a held a guest din-1 ner Sunday, followed by an open house. Pink tapers and white sweet peas were us...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY J.G.P. Premiere Is To Be Given Next Wednesday Seniors Will Be Present At Opening Performance According To Tradition In beeping'with a 30-year-old tra- dition, "Gang's All There" will be pre- sented a week from tonight to the senior women as the 1935 Junior Girls Play, Barbara Sutherland, chairman, announced. At this performance the senior women, members of the faculty, and prominent students, upon invitation, will be presen...…
…HE MICHI AN DAILY FRIDAY. MARCH 14_-1930 -01 ". ~ M C T A N l t .. -' T .:a , rrvPa vLx f""ls'.a.:AV Ts ,TAar 'T4cw 1Qafl q JKJ J 7JV ;ONFERENCE MATMEN WILL MEET AT ILLINOIS T( )DAI - 4'. G TEN WR ESTLERS WILL GATHER IN uirnT nr unmin iuuflhl ii n11unaIn11imnnf 1 FOUR MICHIGAN PITCHERS ENTER BIG LEAGUES aL~I U INUNIVURL UHAIyMIPrluw 5 tree Michigar Men; Favored are the outstanding pr etenders to! o Take Crowns in 128, 158, the tit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'It'III ItCi)aYy lVlfltLC ii 1'1, !',L.G Pledge Cards Given Builders Of Bell Tower Ann Arbor Residents Aim To Reach Goal Set By UniversityClub Pledge cards for subscriptions to the "Builder of the Tower" campaign were distributed among the residents of Ann Arbor yesterday in an effort to raise the $25,000 goal of the local University club. Teams were organized under the auspices of the local University club and they pres...…
…PAGE s THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIir rNY, 14It1tRCH 14r 1939 Pi~GT7. ST~ TUES1~AV, MitRCH 14, 19~9 Rev. Chapman Plas To Retire As RIaprist Head Publishes His Resignation After 20 Years Service In Lcal Student Guild In keeping with his decision to retire at the end of 20 years, the Rev., Howard R. Chapman, who is complet-I ing 20 years of service as director of the Baiatist Student Guild, has an- nounced that he would retire in June. Reverend Ch...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Study Of Esperanto Promotes world Peace, Hoot kins Statesj League. Following the meeting Anne invited to attend. Meeting will start 7:20 p.m. Monday at the Glee Club SDAILY OFFICIAL Sprague and Ella Lee Cowgill will at 5 p.m. as usual. Rooms. Short Concert for the Ki- lead a discussion on the subject: "The wanis Club banquet, followed by short BULLETIN Recent Strike Situation in Flint." varsity Gee Club: Full rehearsal...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIY THURSDA V =Now* Prof. McFarlan Describes Job Of Surveyor Accuracy Is Prerequisite, Engineer Says In Talk Over Radio The duties and prerequisites for a° surveyor were outlined yesterday by Prof. Harold J. McFarlan of the geo- desy and surveying department in his radio talk of the Vocational Guidance Series broadcast direct from the cam- pus studios of WJR in Morris Hall. Accuracy, P r o f e s s o r McFarlan pointed out, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1931 -..W=Wdmw Tan men ualify 15 for Big Ten Meet FIVE v 1- RSI7 Y MATMEN TOGO TO FINALS BIG TEN DEFERS N. C. A. QUESTION Butler Suspended for Deficit in Building Endowment. CHICAGO, Mar. .The Western conference is preparing to fight the North Central association of colleges and secon:ary schools over the quest ion of control of ath- etic affaire---but is observing the ... .~ latter orgy ni...…
…TtilE MI 11GAo I)AIIj A JICAN °TCITY, Mar-ch J13. -/cp- ry fo h irttm n Nearly, !e y 'ad ratcd SIx newr car- ts. T!.1'. Fr tD r /1'fsic'(/ iFata1lTo Aide Aogralphs Of World4-f wsPole ienJ IJioUiiiversit 'y U'esySh wNwPhu(ses Of Thei'Lives Sta.rts A Sst,'n Ih .« ,1>ofL~ l 'r,;ctz I ui it - vre-i__ei t A RNICMn>1.. it y b ei o edhuti al-~ve Siro(!iei', Hoover's 7'ng ara whhwol1)Oid fo rnh trtete anwho sup- a sytmtcivso fteae: le rsdn ovrwit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY { .Four Face Tax Action; Soviets Planning Capitol; Manchukuo's Emperor Asoite rssPoo This is an architect's drawing of the proposed palace or seat of government of the Soviets, to be the world's tallest structure. It has been accepted by the central executive committee of the U.S.S.R., and construction is scheduled to begin this spring. A symbolistic figure is to adorn the top. University Hall Auditorium Has History Of Many...…
…PAGE SEVEN T4R MIC141GAN DAILY %' 1F33U .. ... ., .a .. a..a. +r a.x:a, a. a.... a.._a,. +, v ca i a _.r......, ... .... .. Entries for Famous Illii Ca Reach 945CLASSIFIED Track Records Lowered i dIU VL Three Wolverines 'Are byFreshmenThincladsi']I" Imr .Favored in Mat Meet lMS Charlie Hoyt, freshman track (Continued From Page 6) me'rW"keUg n eeon!-standing this season. Stepson of ....-.. --- j Ifttramx ral News NOTICE ANNOUNCEMENT M...…
… You Needn't Go Farther Than Ann Arbor's. f tr t ' .' . : : <, t ::t l , x. fi/ l n G :;j' 44 /i { 4Y' , I~tI "..r s 7 . o {. Present ANN, AF S TOT C in th t: tX:. .t:"l .}V Fa ton Sm } IN PARIS, gay throngs of shoppers pa la Paix . IN LONDON the f ashionables find tf Street IN NEW YORK you'll see them burr Fifth Avenue . . . FOR FASHION calls to its own and N over seek the shops where they find the taste and smart clothes. ANN ARBOR...…
