…M1I)AY, IV At 11, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cttpkete Revised Schedule For Events During Celebration Clubs Will Provide LANTERN NIGHT Compete y !. edSch OnLantern Night the women of j A unii SPRING PARIEY ue feature of Michigan's ed- (Continued from Page 17) Dr. Henry Lewis; Presiding: Bishop Warren L. Rogers, A.B. '07, Cleveland, Ohio; Address: "The College Man and Religion in the Future," Conrad Henry Moehlm an, A.B. '02, Ph.D '1$, Profess...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1937 Journal Of George N. Pray Describes Early Life Of Campus Colleg-e Presented - ColegePrsened Outline Of University History SimpleDiversions.R Compiled By Wilfred Shaw Student Of Nature Offers Insight Into Custons Of (Continued from Page 17) chapel, completed, as well as four ad- jacent houses for the Faculty. (The Class Of 45 present Campus selected. The Rev. President's house is the only, one of ...…
…Y, MAY 14, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 11 1 - The Masjdid-i Djuma in Isfahan, Persia, Which Will Be Discussed In Ars Islamica F, Smeta 'Barte To B Opera with Mr. Windt as director. Play na "pera Production. will be assisted by the School of Music and the department red Bride of physical education. e Offered f. (Contied from Page 17) (lhat poveruN was wine spread. Natur- ally the cultural efforts of the time reflected t...…
… P Gt TVMNTY-TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY X4. 193'x, TH1~ MIE2TTT(~AN IIAITY FiIfl)AV, MAY 14. 1937 Important Advances Made In Women s Athletics In Last Fifty Years Early Campus Life Related Openin -Dinner By Student Of Class Of 1845 Of Celebration (Continued from Page 20) augural address from President Fish. To Be June 14 nish ourselves with Paley's "Natural Theology" and Stewart's "Philosophy of the Human Mind" and gave us ...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. . .. .. .. ~a a raTHE MIi CHItYAN .6IY Plan Informal Jdune Reunions F or Alumnae To Put League Resources At Disposal Of Visitors; Teas Are Scheduled Alumnae social activities to supple- mnent the formal program of the June celebration will make their re- unions more informal, it was an- nounced by Mrs. S. Beach Conger, general chairman of alumnae activi- ties for the event. An important feature of...…
…TWENTY-FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Honor Societies Have Had Long Campus History Zarly Picture Shows Michigras Float Of '07 Shaw Gives History1 Of University Years (Continued from Page 23) 1907 - Phi Beta Kappa established 1919 - N e w University Library3 completed. New Michigan Uniont clubhouse completed.7 1920 - June 30.- President Hutch- ins resigns. July 1 - Marion Leroy Burton became President of Univer- sity. Betsy Barbour dormitory c...…
… 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 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 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 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...…
…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...…
…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...…
… 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...…
…PAGE EIGHT 0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 193'7 Woman May Choose Her Spring Suit To Fit Personality Or O rcas ion Material, Line, Accessories All, Adjust To Need Fashions Will Fit Wants Of Young, Older Women For CityOrCountry Definite 1937 Style With the suit established as the fashion pet of 1937, smart women need only decide what kind of suit to wear, for there are many new ver- sions, to supplement the classic tail- leur every...…
…SUNDAY,' MARCH 14, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NIri SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1937 PAGE t~;t~ 'Up And Away' Hats, Parisian Designers Say Military Hat Is New Off -The -Face Vanquishes Pull-Forward Chapeaux ; Brims Of Felt, Straw "Up and aw&y," or "boldly uncon- strained," or "unloosened,' say Paris designers of the spring hats to be worn for Easter. And, indeed, this spirit of youthful bravado prevails in the draped and pulled shapes of new hat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN1DAY, MARCH 14, 1931 Smart Women Desire Casual Day Costumes British Mode Adopted By America; New Clothes Tailored And Sporty Because we're going definitely "British" by daytime, the smart wom- an will want at least one "casual" costume which she can motor in, travel in, or knock-about in generally all day long. It's a British fashion, the stores tell us, but America has softened it an'd made it much more flattering an...…
…THE MICHI(I'VAN DAILY I'AGE ELEVEN TIlE MIChIGAN LA1LY I"AGE ELEVEN ", " " " Two Afternoon Frocks Of Lace And Crepe Checks And Plaids In Tile With Beige, Navy With Red, New Combinations Box-Coats Are Smart By VIRGINIA VOORiEES They're tops, these new topcoats for women. Scotland and England, those connoisseurs in the field of sportswear, have once again brought forth winners-stunning handwoven tweeds tailored in the style of the draped ba...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1937 Kid, Doeskin And Fabric Gloves Assume New Color Importance esting than ever. Leather thongs are used for stitching on backs of gloves, Hand stitching details take new twists and turns to add interest to the practical and staple black, brown beige and navy kid gloves. One model of burgandy kid has a large wooden button as a novelty on the back of the wrist. White Predonunates What is perhaps the m...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE _ IfIRTEEN SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1937 1'AOE THIRTEEN Galaxy Of Bright-Hued, Matching Handbags Forecast Arrival Of Spring Evening Dresses Are Exotic With Bizarre And Vivid Colors Fresh out of packing boxes and dotting counters in most of Ann Ar- bor shops are those new spring hand- bags, already forecasting that a good deal of that bit of color which is so necessary this spring will be tucked un...…
…PAGE FOURTEEN T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1937 Halo Was First Worn By Freich Spinsters The co-ed of today hardly dreams that, her modern halo hat once was worn entirely by French spinsters- ,hen they went to pray to St. Cath- arine for a husband. And if their bonnets were as fetch- ing as the newest hats displayed, they prayers must surely have been answered. Many variations of this style will be seen on the heads of smart wome...…
… UNGTIME IS FASI-IlON TIME EVE RYWI-ER The above illustration shows a group in castd country clothing ap- propriate for the time of year The first man wears a diamond patterned shetland odd jacket with grey flannel slacks, a comfortable, sensible outfit for the country. The second figure is in an outfit suitable for town or country during the warmer weather. His suit is a natural tan gaberdine, and he wears a club-striped tie and white c...…
…FHE MiCHIGAN bAiLY Sir, elliDressed Man Includes Colors Of Tie And Suit In S 'hirt 4 Trend In Town, Country Favors Striped Shirts Checks, Basket Weaves Are Also Popular; Locale Is Determined By Cut This season the spaced-stripe shirt is one of the favorites. Shirts of this description are suitable for town or country wear, and the locale in which they are best worn is determined not so much by the pattern as by the cut of the collar. Whi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Spring Accessories Should ImproveI A Man's Appearance If Well-Chosen London Dudes Of Gay 1800's Showed Color , 1 II The true keynote of Spring fash- ion is struck in the accessories and, while many a winter suit may be brightened up for Spring wear by the judicious use of suitable ties, socks, shirts, handkerchiefs, etc. nothing will replace the latter if they themselves are not up to the minute, The "V" opening of t...…
…TW7E MJiCH~jG D_ iLY Semi-Sports Hat To Dominate Spring Towii And 'CoIuntry Wear Looking Over .. Them For winter wear dark felt hats and derbies dominate the scene, but with the advent of warmer weather these are replaced by hats of a less formal shape, and in lighter colors. The semi-sports hat is particularly pop- ular at this time of year because it is adaptable to both town and country, and far greater numbers of people desert the m...…
…THE iMICHGAN DAILY Office Wear Can Be Formal And Comfortablc Although the spring season may accentuate the trend toward informal clothing, there are many men whol feel, and quite rightly, that a degree of formality shiould be preserved in the office. While it is by no means indicated that the formal type of winter clothing should be retained for business wear, it is possible to maintain a formal character in one's clothes during the warmer m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, ollege Men Must Have A Versatile Wardrobe Most of America's universities are either in the country or within easy reach of it, and college men lean defi- nitely towards country clothes. At the same time they maintain an adequate supply of town clothing for their fre- quent-sometimes too frequent-ex- cursions to the metropolitan centers and their attendant amusements. In this picture the seated figure is shown in a...…
…The Weather Unsettled and rising tem- peratures with possible rain, sleet or snow. Y Y.l e A6F an 'RPaVFii Editorials From Morocco To Ukraine ... VOL. XLVII No. 79 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 14, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Joe Sanders, George Olsen Are Tentative J-Hopbands Orchestras' Listing Agen . Make Verbal Acceptance Over Telephone Feb. 12 Is Date Of Traditional Event Contracts are being negotiated to secure Joe Sanders' and G...…
…0 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRURSDAY, JAN. 14, 19 G.M. And Union Officials Are To C onfer With Gov. Murphy Today Strikers Blocked By Tear Gas Attack Of Flint Police EVENING RADIO PROGRAMS (Continued from Page 1)t these not be served, too. The warrants were issued, Prose- cutor Joseph said, "for unlawfully; assembling with intent to damage property." 'hree hundred "John Doe" war- rants for strikers suspected of ac- tively participati...…
…THURSDAY, JAN. 14, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TH n THURSDAY, JAN. 14, 1937 PAGE TlIRH1~ Puck Jinx May Keep Jonny Fabello From Minnesota Tilt Flu Threatens Hard Skating Varsity Star Lowrey's Weakened Crew Prepares For Important Gopher Ice.Series Merrill To First Line By BONTH WILLIAMS The grim jinx that insists on pur- suing Michigan's scrapping hockey team from year to year struck yester- day for the second time this season when Jo...…
…0 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JAN. 14, 1937 PAGE FOURTHTJRSTIAY, JAN. 14, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - 6 Member 1937 Ilssocdied Conle6ie Press Distributors of Co~e6idcifuterest 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 di...…
… THURSDAY, JAN. 14, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE I - Interfraternity Dance Patron List Published Movies Of Fraternity Pins Shown On Silver Screen To Be Feature Of Ball As the central feature of the dec- orations for the Interfraternity Ball, the pin of each fraternity will be projected on a screen by a motion picture machine, Lowell Krieg, '38, co-chairman of the decorations com- mittee said last night. Each magnified pin will be ex...…
…0 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JAN. 14, 1937 I Dr. Bell Declares Flu On Campus Is NotAlarming Number Of Cases So Far Only Slightly Above Last Year's Period Declaring that the influenza epi- demic on the camous is not aarm- ing, Dr. Margaret Bell, acting director of the Health Service said that the number of students treated for colds during the first 12 days of January is only slightly higher than for the same period last year. ...…
… The Weather L trigan jIaitj Editorials A Sick World... Cloudy and warmer today, moderate winds from south. VOL. XLVII No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, NOV. 14, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Metal Trades Urge FederationTo Oust Lewis' Ten Unions Resolution Of Convention Would Cost Federation One-Third Of Members Revolt Termination Predicted By Green Delegates Roar Approval As President Cites Plan For Organization TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 13.-(...…
…GITW~ ~~i tr MII~1TTI~A~L LV~TTZY TURDAY, NOV. 1.4, L9~ TURDAY, NOV. 14, 1936 I Late Wire DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SATURDAY, NOV. 14, 1936 VOL. XLVII No. 42 Driver Dies As Train Wrecks Automobile Michigan Pulp Columns in Architecture Court Industry Meet Found To Have Unique History To End Today Lorch Depicts Collection piece in the collection, Proesor AQA p T r oILorch stated, is the Greek Doric en- NEWS (By The Associated Press) Perkii...…
…SAtTURD AY, N OV. 14, 1936 THE MIICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Opposes Wildcats In Final Home Football _ _ ,_.-- Northwestern Is Faced By Grim Foe In Varsity Captain Patanelli In Last Home Game; Cooper Is Ready For Action (Continued from Page 1) son at tackle and Capt. Steve Reid at guard. Game 12th In Series Coach Waldorf has a small army of capable backs at his command, and it is almost impossible to name a starting quartet before game tim...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY sATUR.IAY, NOV. 14, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY II ,. CFjl 1q36 Member 1937 IAssocdied Colle6iale Press Distributors of CGNe6ioe Di6esI 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 otherw...…
…AY, NOV. 14,1939? THE MICHTIGAN DAILY .......... - 1 Theatre Group Appoints Heads For Production Sarah Pierce, Jean Keller Rewrite 'Hans Brinker' For Presentation Large Cast Is Needed Children From Ann Arbor Will Take Roles In Play To Be Given Dec. 4, 5 Five, committee heads were chos- en at the special meeting yesterday afternoon at the League for those in- terested in working on the produc- tion staff of the play, "Hans Brinker or the Si...…
…PAGE SI THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tii r3 i' . ' : NOVA 14, ' PAGE SIX TURW~V, NOV. 14, --.--" Hayden Talks On Discontent In Philippines Slosson Advocates Party Realignments For 1940; Selling Talks At Meet (Continued from Page 1) sor Hayden foresees "dangers that are obvious to all of us. For 10 years the flag of the United States flies there and we will be responsible for any trouble they get into. For any international trouble incited by the Ph...…
…The Weather Generally fair with rising tem- perature today; tomorrow fair in South, cloudy in north por- tion. L 4igun Ar :43att!j Editorials Dilemma Of The Left ... I VOL. XLVII No. 15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Students To Vote Today In National Presidential Poll O- Intercollegiate Survey Nominees Sponsored Daily Princetonian On! By Balloting Booths To Open At 9 A.M. Identification Cards Are ...…
… sleep, Landon prepared to deliver his address at Navin Field. He con- ferred again with Lawrence, Vanden- berg and Brucker before leaving for the speakers' rostrum. After the speech he returned to the hotel where he expects to meet with Republican leaders and visiting delegations un- til after midnight. Fifty-three dele- gations seeking an audience in the afternoon were turned away, accord- ing to Carl Rote, Landon's secretary, and he was un...…
…Y, OCT. 14, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Varsity Shows Aggressiveness, Pep In Smothering Fre shmen G , E ( 1 Z- I1 ThePRESS ANGLE By GEORGE J. ANDROS Yes, The Michigan System!! As promised (or threatened) yesterday, here is a negative answer to the question: "Is the Michigan system of football all wrong?" "Joe College," as the writer terms himself, has not gone into his side of the question com- pletely, but he has some arguments from actual...…
…PAGE FQUR THE MICHIGAN DA ILY WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14, 1976 A Vote For Thomas 1936 Member 1937 ssocided Cole6ide Press Distributors of Coe6idte D est Published every morning except Monday during the Universityy ear 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 credite...…
…OCT. 14, 1939 - THE MICHIGAN DAILY FPAGE Fr"E Dean Lloyd Advises Against Bidding Over House Capacity - Final Decision Is Delegated To Sororities Affiliated Women May Not Remain In Dormitories In Second Year Rules AreRepeated Large Enrollment Means Acute Rooming Problem According To Dean Dean Alice C. Lloyd admonished all sororities about bidding more women than their chapter houses can ac- commodate at the first meeting of the Panhellen...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14, Six Societies Commemorate Founder's Birth Former Gov. Osborne And Prof. Aiton To Address Meeting In Detroit The 172nd anniversary of the birth of Father Gabriel Richard, who wa one of the founders of the University and who, with the Rev. John Mon teith comprised its first faculty wil be honored by a dinner to be held tomorrow in Detroit at the Fort Shel by Hotel. Chase S. Osborn, former governor of Mi...…
…/ The Weather Lower Michigan: Cloudy to- day and tomorrow ,scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. i~E~fr iga ilaiIi Editorials A Campaign Paradox ... Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL XLV No 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUG. 14, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS Spain War Centers In North Area Rebel Forces Concentrate With Airplanes On Sector Close To France Government Drives To Terminate Strife Loyalists Hold Hostages, Ward Off An...…
…#AGE TWO. F mteul , A fs h A illy IMMAY, AUG. 14: 1934 n. nn ".. 1 TII14_ 1 \ph11 111 b 1 x svaaraa.a.?. sav an .. az r. .avvv V THE MICHIGAN DAILY Offcal Publication of the Summer Session. T H_____~~ Publishect 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 Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSO...…
…iMIDAY, AUG. 14 1994 P~AGE THRE ~T-IE MICHI-TGAN fDAISY ll 11 J.:I 1 .c a V ii Z v s : L - i c a .a .aa a NEWS Of The DAY (From The Associated Press) At Least One Dead In Elevated Wreck NEW YORK, Aug. 13.()- Two local trains on the 3rd Av- enue elevated line crashed at 74th Street tonight. First re- ports said that at least one per- son was dead and a dozen others injured. Several ambulances were rushed to the scene and a crowd quickly ga...…
…rAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN .DAILY FRIDAY, AUG. 14, 1939 Board Takes 'Controversial Issue' Stand Local School Board Tells Its Position On Teaching In Ann Arbor Schools Only Facts Allowed Eby And Group Of School Principles Give Approval To Adoption The Ann Arbor school board yes- terday announced a policy governing the teaching of controversial subjects here as an offshoot of the Kermit Ey case of more than two months ago. The essence of the ne...…
…f The Weather Fair today and tomorrow; continued cool; slightly warmer tomorrow. L 5k ian, Akv i3attig Editorials Come And See For Yourself . The Frazier-Lemke Inflation Threat . . . VOL. XLVI No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 14. 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Frazier-Lemke Bill Is Crushed SHeavy Vote Record Vote Defeats First Real Threat Of Inflation Under New Deal Leaders In House Win After Hot Fight' Sponsors Of Measure Fail After ...…
…PAGE TWO THE 1 I-TTEAN DAILY . . . . . ............ . --------------- . ..... . . . ................. . ..... . ...................... ......... . . ........... LATE WIRE NEWS Electric Eye Shown To Work By Simple Chemical Reactionsj I S I Kuox''Speaks In Seattle SEATTLE, May 13.-(IP)-Col. Frank Knox, Republican presi- dential candidate, told Rep. Marion Zioncheck's home-town folks tonight the Congressman's "gyratio'ns have been not more...…
